Taney County, Missouri Real Estate - Page 139

Serving home to more than 56,000 area residents, Taney County, Missouri offers some of the most amazing real estate for sale in Southwest Missouri, including everything from luxury homes and condominiums, vacation rental investment property, to cozy cabins made perfect for vacation retreat. There's also an abundance of vacant land and residential lots available if you are considering to build new construction.

Taney County includes the towns of Branson, Forsyth, Hollister, Walnut Shade, Kirbyville, Cedar Creek, Rockaway Beach, and Merriam Woods, Missouri to name a few. Although the county is home to entertainment venues and touristy hot spots, the area is much more than that.

Comprised of roughly 650 total square miles, Taney County includes approximately 20 square miles of lakes. Known for its pristine waters and world-renowned fishing, local residents enjoy three incredible lakes year round: Lake Taneycomo, Bull Shoals Lake, and Table Rock Lake. It's no wonder so many lake lovers flock to the area!

Table Rock Lake, created in the late 1950s, is a popular recreational lake, just 10 minutes south of Branson, Missouri. You'll see plenty of locals and visitors alike living it up through recreational boating, swimming, parasailing, scuba diving, or any other freshwater activity. Tucked away in coves are beautiful lakeside properties and cozy weekend resorts. Largely known for its awesome bass fishing, Table Rock Lake has become increasingly popular as a tournament site as well.

Lake Taneycomo begins at the Table Rock Dam south and west of Branson, winding 22 miles to Forsyth, Missouri. Formerly a portion of the White River, the construction of Table Rock Dam turned Lake Taneycomo into a cold-water lake offering year-around rainbow trout fishing straight from the hatchery! An excellent environment for trout, Lake Taneycomo attracts anglers throughout the year, making it Missouri's #1 trout fishing lake.

Bull Shoals Lake begins in Forsyth and offers much of the same recreational and sporting opportunities as Table Rock, but in a less populated and developed environment. Bull Shoals is a local favorite for smooth-water skiing and scuba diving.

Taney County is an ideal place to raise a family, start a business, or enjoy retirement. Residents of all ages enjoy numerous recreational activities, employment opportunities, scenic beauty, and mild climates.

If you're searching for real estate in Taney County, Missouri please contact us to discuss your specific needs in a home, condo, or land, and we'll help you find it! Listed below are active properties currently available to purchase in the area.

Taney County, Missouri Properties For Sale

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000 Lot 113 Phase XII
Hollister, MO 65672
Emerald Pointe
Land

MLS# 60208578 / Active

0.22 Acres, n/a Lot(s)

Type: Acreage

MOTIVATED SELLER! MUST BE SOLD! Check out this affordable lot located in the growing community of Emerald Pointe! Go and show today! 

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$2,490
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Tbd Paw-Paw Lane
Rockaway Beach, MO 65740
Venice On The Lake - Cheyenne Villiage
Land

MLS# 60232767 / Pending

0.23 Acres, n/a Lot(s)

Type: Residential Lot(s)

For not much money you'll have a nice wooded 100'x100' lot for your use! 

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$1,950
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Comments (2)

Lordes Brantley - on 12/23/22

Is Taney County, Missouri a good place to start a business? What type of taxes and fees should we expect?

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Charlie Gerken, Realtor - on 12/23/22

Yes, Taney County is considered business friendly. However, the success of your business will greatly depend on the demand for your products or services, and the availability of resources such as skilled labor and suppliers.

As far as taxes and fees are concerned, businesses in Taney County, Missouri are generally subject to federal, state, and local taxes, as well as various fees and regulatory requirements. These can include income taxes, sales taxes, property taxes, and other taxes and fees that may vary depending on the type of business.

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