$599,000
A 19th-century general store converted to living quarters, a standalone tiny home ready for rental income, a milk barn, and Cowskin Creek frontage — 18.8 Ozark acres on the site of the old town of Arno.
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$395,000
No deed restrictions on 13.4 Ozark acres near Cabool — and a house with three heating systems already built in for the Missouri winters.
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$419,000
A fully remodeled farmhouse on 30 Texas County acres — enough ground for cattle, hay production, or a diversified small farm, not just a homestead-sized lot.
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$279,000
Fifteen acres of cattle-tight fenced pasture just outside Willard — the fencing is already done, the 1931 farmhouse is move-in ready, and Springfield is a short drive away.
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$198,500
A private pond, a detached shop, and a barn on 3.72 Ozark acres for under $200,000 — the kind of homestead head start that usually costs more just for the infrastructure.
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