The median home value in Elk Creek, MO is $194,500.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $170,500.
The national median home value is $338,100.
The average price of homes sold in Elk Creek, MO is $194,500.
Approximately 74.44% of Elk Creek homes are owned,
compared to 10.86% rented, while
14.7% are vacant.
Elk Creek real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you’re interested in, contact a Elk Creek real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
36.61 Acres m/l that is perfect for off grid living, building a new home or hunting cabin. There is an abundance of wildlife for hunting and enjoyment with a wet weather creek crossing the SW corner of the property.There is a mix of marketable and younger timber that includes hardwoods, cedar and some walnut. There are lots of acorns on the ground for deer and turkey to eat.Looking for peace and quiet? The property lays behind a neighboring home with a deeded easement into the property!This Texas County, Missouri land is just minutes from Gist Ranch Conservation Area, Houston Missouri and Cabool Missouri.
Rotational grazing cattle farm set high in the Ozark Mountains of Texas County on 202 acres has something for everyone and keeps getting better the further in you go! Rustic 2 or 3 bed home with partial basement, covered front deck and rear porch, outdoor wood furnace w/propane furnace backup, utility room and huge bathroom with jetted tub. Other structures include a charming guest cabin, hay barns, cattle barn, 2 bay machine shed w/concrete floor, electric and attached workshop, storage buildings, metal building and more. Perimeter fencing, cross, some electric and wire fencing all appears to be cattle tight and a pipe corral. Not 1, but 2 wells with multiple waterers in place, 6 ponds w/ a few stocked, 1 spring fed creek owner reports runs year round and a wet weather creek. Deer, turkey and even bear in the area! Gorgeous pine trees down in the valley and marketable hardwoods. Property is approximately 80% open, 20% wooded with several pretty building sites and privacy galore.
Pasture, pasture and more pasture, so bring the cattle! Perimeter, cross fencing, pipe corners and corral appear to be in good shape. Hay fields, 3 ponds all on 133 acres m/l with major paved frontage as well as gravel road frontage. Blackberry cobbler, too many producing blackberry bushes to count! Ask us where to hang your deer stand as several big bucks spotted napping in the cedars. Spring, spring branch, private well, 3 could be 4 bedroom, 1 bath circa 1920's farmhouse, with covered front porch, large screened porch, covered carport, home has country kitchen, some hardwoods, wood ceiling upstairs. Newer roof, outdoor wood furnace, and heat pump. Metal barn, garage and small outbuildings. First time on the market in nearly 6 decades and shows pride of ownership. Located conveniently between Houston and Cabool, Missouri, 1 1/2 hours to Springfield, near public river access and 1000's of acres of National Forest Land.
If you have been searching for a place to call your own where you can relax, unwind, and unplug...take a look at this 18.95 acres in south central Missouri. This property has been surveyed and sits in a secluded area but not far from many recreational opportunities. The property is a mixture of timber with the majority in hardwoods with a few cedars and pines. The access road runs along the entire north and west side of the property.Located in the SW corner of the property you will find a 26x18ft shop building built to suit a weekend get away or store your toys/tools. With a new solar system installed you can power the lights in the shop or charge your electronics. There are gutters on the shop as well that could feed a water catchment system if so desired. There is no electrical service available to reach this property, so off-grid is the best option. There is a loft in the shed with access ladder that would make a great sleeping area. There is a large tree house located near the cabin and fire pit area as well. Whether you are looking for solitude or a place to gather all your friends and family, take a minute and look this one over!!
Over 3 Secluded Ozark Acres Very remote setting in Texas County Missouri. This lot sits back in a private setting down a deeded easement. There are minimal restrictions. Lot is gently sloping. Not far from the rivers and National Forests of the Southern Ozarks. Call to see today!
Check out this perfect weekend get away or full time, off the grid living.. The property utilizes solar power, The cabin is heated with propane and has a small wood stove. The 11 acres is loaded with wildlife and has trails already established through the property and features a wet weather creek. Call today for more information.
Welcome to Longview Ranch, a breathtaking 208-acre jewel tucked away in the heart of Texas County, Missouri, where the essence of a working cattle farm blends seamlessly with the allure of vast landscapes and serene water features. This is not just a ranch; it's a sanctuary where the rolling hills whisper stories of the land, and the views stretch endlessly towards the horizon, offering an unparalleled sense of freedom and connection to nature.As you venture through Longview Ranch, you'll discover a world where the sky meets lush greenery, and water is abundant. Two natural springs and three ponds dot the landscape, creating an oasis for livestock and wildlife alike. A testament to sustainability and forward-thinking, a solar well, drilled 410 feet deep into the earth, powers five automated livestock waterers, with plumbing already in place for future expansions. This ranch is a testament to meticulous stewardship and vision, showcasing significant improvements including the installation of the solar well, enhancing the productivity and self-sufficiency of this sprawling estate.But Longview Ranch offers more than just its functional prowess as a cattle farm. It promises a lifestyle of unparalleled privacy and tranquility, thanks to its location amidst large, uninhabited tracts of land. Yet, it remains conveniently close to civilization, a mere 10-15 minutes from both Houston and Cabool, offering the perfect balance between seclusion and accessibility.For those with a spirit for adventure and a passion for the outdoors, Longview Ranch presents an exceptional opportunity as a hunting retreat. The diverse terrain, abundant water sources, and expansive landscapes create an ideal habitat for wildlife, making every hunt an unforgettable experience.
Introducing the crown jewel of Texas County, Missouri - Longview Ranch. Sprawled across a breathtaking 288 acres, this working cattle farm is not just a home; it's a sanctuary where nature's beauty meets agricultural prowess. With vistas that stretch to the horizon, you'll find yourself lost in the tranquility and majesty of this incredible property.Longview Ranch is a testament to thoughtful stewardship and love for the land. Abundant water sources cradle the property, with three separate springs and numerous ponds dotting the landscape, ensuring that nature's lifeblood is always within reach. A state-of-the-art solar well, plunging 410 feet deep, powers five automated livestock waterers, alongside another electric well of the same depth equipped with a new pump situated near the heart of the ranch's operations - its barns and outbuildings.Speaking of outbuildings, Longview Ranch boasts an impressive array. A 30'x72' hay barn, 30'x48' equipment shed, and a 20'x24' garage with a concrete floor and an attached 14'x24' lean-to, plus an 18'x20' carport, offer ample space for all your farming needs. The jewel in the crown is a cozy, insulated cabin on a concrete slab, complete with a kitchenette, half bath, furnace, and air conditioning - an idyllic retreat or a temporary haven while you bring your dream home to life on this vast canvas.The ranch's location is the epitome of privacy and seclusion, bordered by large, uninhabited tracts of land, yet it remains only a 15-20 minute drive from the towns of Houston and Cabool. For the hunting enthusiast, Longview Ranch presents an unparalleled retreat, promising abundant wildlife and unforgettable adventures.
10.5-acre tract just off of State Route H between Elk Creek and Tyrone, Missouri. Tract has electric pole on the property and is awaiting your call to have it turned on. Great place to get away, build your new home, start your hobby farm, or maybe catch a glimpse of deer or wild turkeys.