Wooded property near Garden of the Gods
30 +/- Wooded Acres Near Garden of the Gods Prime Hunting & Cabin Site!
Discover your own private retreat nestled just minutes from the iconic Garden of the Gods in the heart of the Shawnee National Forest region. This beautiful 30 +/- acre property offers a peaceful escape surrounded by natures best. Mostly wooded and rich with wildlife, its an ideal location for deer hunting, weekend getaways, or building your dream cabin in the woods.
With electricity and county water available at the road, youre already one step closer to making this your own personal hideaway or permanent residence. The land features several potential cabin sites with gentle slopes and mature timberproviding privacy, natural beauty, and easy access.
Whether you're looking to hunt, hike, or simply unplug, this property is a rare opportunity to own acreage in one of Southern Illinois most scenic areas. Quiet count...
Whether you're looking to hunt, hike, or simply unplug, this property is a rare opportunity to own acreage in one of Southern Illinois most scenic areas. Quiet country roads lead you right to the property, and the world-famous rock formations and trails of Garden of the Gods are just down the road.
Highlights:
-30 +/- mostly wooded acres
-Great deer hunting and wildlife habitat
-Cabin/home sites
Electric and county water available
Minutes from Shawnee Forest & Garden of the Gods
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From Il Route 34 turn east onto Karbers Ridge Rd, at the intersection of Garden of the Gods Rd (Garden of the Gods Outpost) turn right (south) which starts Good Hope Hill Rd, go 1/8 mile property is on your right.
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