1841 N Main Street

About This Property

Are you searching for a stately all-Brick estate on 11.43 acres with luxurious amenities and horse facilities? Discover timeless elegance and refined living in this stunning all-brick home, built in 1995, offering an expansive 5,886 square feet of finished living space. Tucked beneath a canopy of mature trees on 11.43 meticulously manicured acres, this 4-bedroom, 5.5-bath estate delivers both grandeur and functionality. Step through the impressive two-story foyer, where a curved staircase and open balcony set the tone for the formal living and dining rooms. The main-level primary suite is a private retreat, complete with a spacious en-suite bath featuring a separate shower, a luxurious soaker tub, and a large walk-in closet with custom organizers. The oversized kitchen is a chef’s dream—equipped with custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, a center island, gas cooktop, double oven, and a butler’s pantry—flowing seamlessly into the sunlit breakfast room and cozy family room with a wood-burning fireplace. Outdoors, enjoy the peace and privacy of mature trees and wide-open spaces. A massive 36' x 103' detached shop includes four overhead doors, a climate-controlled section with kitchenette and half bath, and a separate area with four horse stalls featuring automatic waterers and an adjoining fenced pasture. This is a rare opportunity to own a distinctive home where luxury meets country charm—perfect for entertaining, equestrian pursuits, or simply enjoying peaceful surroundings.

Fertile sinkhole plain and Mississippi bottom, classic working farm country.

Perry County is productive farm country where the Ozark border meets the Mississippi River. Much of the county is a gently rolling sinkhole plain, karst land dotted with caves, springs, and sinks, that farms well in grain, hay, and pasture. Along the river, rich bottomland ground grows row crops, while wooded hills and bluffs to the west offer timber and cover that hunt well for deer and turkey. It's a strong agricultural county with a settled, hardworking character, well suited to buyers after a working crop or cattle farm, productive bottom ground, or a rural place with good soil. Waterfowl follow the river corridor in season. For dependable Missouri farm ground, Perry County delivers.

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