30497 Gypsum Rd , Lebanon, MO 65536(Laclede County)

Incredible Water Access: Over 2 miles of Osage Fork of the Gasconade River frontage, 11 ponds, 3 wells, and multiple year-round springs. Water infrastructure includes five Ritchie 4-hole automatic waterers, a lagoon, and three tire-tank waterers.

High-Production Hay Ground: 125 acres of fertile, well-maintained hay fields produce up to 800 large 46 bales annually, averaging 4 bales per acre with up to 3 cuttings per year.

Livestock Ready: Capacity to run 150175 head of cattle. Continuous pipe panel catch, weaning, and calving lot (300’x100), multiple pipe corrals with water, and rotational grazing with 25-acre pastures.

Outbuildings & Equipment Storage:

Two 60’x100 red iron barns (one on each side of the river)

30’x70 galvanized steel-framed barn with 20 lean-to and 13 sidewalls

20’x48 concrete block barn

40’x30 machine shed

The farm is thoughtfully fenced and cross-fenced for rotational grazing, with sturdy pipe corners, 5-strand barbed wire, and high-quality gates throughout. Pastures are fertilized and sprayed regularly, supporting healthy livestock and strong hay yields.

Improvements

The main home, built in 2020, sits on a rise with views across the farm and river valley. It includes 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, with 10-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, and Anderson windows throughout. The kitchen has alder wood cabinets, quartz countertops, a gas cooktop, an ice maker, and a large walk-in pantry. The primary suite features a 6-foot tiled shower with three shower heads and an on-demand gas water heater. The home is built with 26 exterior walls, full spray foam insulation, a subfloor, and Hardy siding. A Lennox gas furnace, water softener, and Starlink Internet provide essential utilities. The attached garage is oversized with an additional small door for UTV access. A climate-controlled gun room and garage offer secure storage, and a screened-in porch extends the living space outdoors.

Main Home Highlights:

4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms

Open-concept layout with 10’ ceilings and recessed lighting

Large Custom Kitchen

Spa-like Primary Suite

Attached oversized 2-car garage with small UTV door

Climate-controlled gun safe room

Screened-in porch for enjoying the views

Well-established garden area includes raised beds.

Recreation

On the east side of the river, a cozy hunting cabin provides a perfect getaway after a long day of hunting or floating. Wildlife aboundsthis region is known for producing whitetail bucks over 150 and supporting a thriving population of Eastern wild turkey. Morel mushrooms grow abundantly in the bottomland, adding to the bounty.

Laclede County is a productive area for wildlife, especially whitetail deer and Eastern wild turkey. The diverse habitat across Osage Fork Farmriver bottom, open pasture, hardwood timber, and thick edge covercreates ideal conditions for holding and growing mature bucks. The river bottom provides a natural travel corridor for wildlife, and the farm’s size and seclusion allow for low-pressure hunting and effective management. Bucks scoring over 150 are regularly harvested in this part of the Ozarks, and trail camera photos and sightings support a strong local herd. Turkey hunting is also excellent, with roosting areas along the timbered ridges and open fields that provide strutting zones each spring. Morel mushrooms can be found throughout the property in season, and the combination of water, cover, and food sources makes this farm a reliable producer for both hunting and wildlife observation year-round.

Agriculture

Osage Fork Farm is thoughtfully fenced and cross-fenced with sturdy pipe corners, 5-strand barbed wire, and high-quality gates, supporting a well-managed cattle and hay operation. The farm currently runs 150175 cow/calf pairs and includes approximately 125 acres of fertilized and sprayed, high-yielding hay ground producing up to 800 large 46 bales annually with three cuttings per year. Multiple water sources, including Ritchie waterers, springs, and ponds, are strategically placed to support healthy livestock and allow for efficient weekly rotational grazing and self-sufficiency in production. If desired, the bottom fields could easily be converted into tillable acreage opening up even more agricultural opportunities.

Location

Located at the end of a dead-end road, this amazing acreage has seclusion but is still only 15 minutes from Lebanon, Missouri, and all the big box stores one would desire. For more information or your very own qualified private showing, please contact the listing agents.