Borgmann's Hollow is a beautiful property located in Shannon County just southwest of Eminence, Missouri. Nestled in the quiet hills of southern Missouri, Borgmann's Hollow is a hidden gem which offers a private getaway for those who seek off-grid living or a close sanctuary to take advantage of Alley Spring. This surrounding area has scenery that is breathtaking and the terrain offers plenty of recreational activities. Hunters will find this a paradise as well with deer and turkey galore! Don't miss out on such a great opportunity to own a piece of Missouri!
Tract 1 has been surveyed into 8.98 +/- acres. Terrain is mostly flat to rolling with a small runoff towards the eastern side of this hilltop property. Property will have a gradual slope to the east towards the runoff. Tree cover is mostly heavy along the western boundary and pasture land with sparse trees across the remainder of the property. Fencing is located along the western and northern boundaries. Access is via a small unmaintained ranch road from the south up to this hilltop location. One special feature is this property is bordered by Mark Twain National Forest along the northern boundary; giving you thousands of public acres of land to explore or hunt. No utilities have been established to this land, however a power pole is located along the main southern access road. Extension and/or costs to install will be the sole responsibility of the new land owner. All improvements made will also need to be completed by each land owner. Make this land yours today! Buy Now and Build Later!
Land Specifics
- County / State
- Shannon County, Missouri
- Acreage & Dimensions
- 8.98 acres
- Road Access
- 1.5 miles off pavement, 3.5 miles south of US Highway 60; expansive road and trail system throughout the property
- Terrain
- Varied terrain from level bottoms to rolling wooded hills; approximately 120 acres fenced with 50 acres usable pasture
- Utilities
- Drilled well with automatic water and electric on site
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