TBD Shockman Avenue

Discover an exceptional opportunity to own 201± acres of premier recreational land bordering Corps of Engineers property along the shores of Harry S. Truman Lake. Properties of this size with direct Corps of Engineers frontage are exceptionally rare. Located just west of Hogles Creek, one of Truman Lake's most sought-after fishing areas, this remarkable property offers an outdoor lifestyle that is increasingly difficult to find. Conveniently situated just 15 minutes from Osceola and Clinton, approximately 30 minutes from Warsaw, and only 1 hour, 30 minutes from Kansas City, you'll enjoy the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. The property is a true outdoor paradise with mature hardwood timber, scattered cedar thickets, open pasture, and secluded clearings. The diverse habitat provides excellent cover and natural food sources, creating outstanding deer and turkey hunting opportunities. Several open areas are ideal for food plots or enhancing wildlife habitat, while the mature timber offers beauty and long-term value. A peaceful pond provides another place to cast a line or simply relax and enjoy nature. Backing directly to thousands of acres of Corps of Engineers land, this property provides expanded access to public ground for hiking, hunting, wildlife viewing, and exploring while preserving the privacy of your own acreage. Whether you're looking to create a premier hunting retreat, establish a weekend getaway, build a secluded cabin, or invest in a rare piece of Missouri land, this property offers endless possibilities. One of the area's best fishing destinations lies just beyond your property line. Hogles Creek, immediately east of the property, is renowned for premier crappie fishing, productive coves, submerged timber, and abundant brush piles. Nearby boat ramps provide quick access to outstanding fishing, boating, and water recreation.