29061 State Highway Y

About This Property

Rose n’ Oak Farm is an incredible 57-acre estate centered around a pristine 3.6-acre private lake and a custom-built home. It’s clear this place was built with intention, patience, and a long-term vision. The 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers just over 3,700 total living sq ft, with 2,167 sq ft on the main level. It is all laid out in a clean, open concept full of natural light. The kitchen has beautiful wood cabinets, solid-surface counters, and stainless-steel appliances, all anchored around a perfectly sized island. For dining, head to the dining room, surrounded by windows, or step right out the French doors onto the covered deck designed for enjoying the view. After dinner, head to the family room. It’s hard to decide what is more impressive: the vaulted ceilings, the stone fireplace, or the massive picture window that captures a full, unobstructed view of the lake. The primary suite is set just off the family room and has its own private covered deck overlooking the water, along with a well-finished private bath featuring a garden tub, separate his-and-her vanities, a large separate shower, and a walk-in closet. All this, with a perfectly located office, main floor laundry, and powder room, rounds out the main floor. The lower walk-out continues to impress with two more bedrooms and a full bath. The large great room really pulls you in, complete with a wood stove, coffered ceilings, built-in bookshelves, and French doors that walk out to the patio. Head into the rec room, built for entertaining, with plenty of space for guests, game nights, or extended stays. Notice the details of the arched doorway and custom recessed lighting over the pool table- craftsmanship at every turn. The home is supported by a brand-new geothermal HVAC system and a 17kW backup generator to keep everything running when it matters. Head outside where precision and quality continue. The patio, with two pergolas, a water feature, and a fire pit, creates a space that’s just as usable as the interior and perfect for a quiet evening or to become the go-to host. The lake is the centerpiece and has been meticulously developed and maintained. Fully stocked, aerated, and exceptionally clean, it’s surrounded by a trail system. You’ll find multiple docks and fishing points, thoughtfully placed benches, a pump house and garden, a fishing shack, and a small island. There is a clubhouse on the north shore, perfect for the kids or for turning it into an art studio or a rustic guest cabin. The outbuildings are equally impressive and built with purpose. The 35x50 shop features a full concrete floor, double sliding doors, and a wood stove, making it a year-round workspace. Also, there is an additional 700 sq ft of finished living quarters with top-tier finishes throughout, including a full kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom, ideal for guests or extended family. Your equipment will stay out of the rain with the 30’x40’ equipment shed with a lean-to. There are two additional structures set up for sawmill operation and lumber storage. These can be used to store more equipment or to purchase a sawmill and mill your own lumber. A large portion of the equipment, including the sawmill, is available for purchase, offering a turnkey opportunity for someone looking to utilize the land in a meaningful way. The land is a strong mix of oak and hickory timber, along with open ground, offering beauty, privacy, and usability. A new owner could easily set it up for horses or manage it for hunting. A thorough trail system will take you to every corner of the property. This is not a pieced-together property. It’s a complete, well-executed estate, with every improvement made with care and intention. Private, functional, with craftsmanship in every detail, Rose n’ Oak Farm was built to be enjoyed for generations. Properties like these take a lifetime to build and rarely come to market.

Timbered ridges and creek bottoms an easy drive from the city.

Warren County sits at the western edge of the Lincoln Hills, where rolling hardwood ridges fall away to the wooded draws and bottoms above the Missouri River. It is a landscape of oak-hickory timber broken by pasture and row-crop fields, well suited to cattle ground, small working farms, and recreational tracts. The mix of standing timber, creek corridors, and agricultural edge makes for strong whitetail and turkey habitat, a hallmark of this part of Missouri. Proximity to the metro area gives owners a rare combination of genuine rural character and convenient access, appealing to those seeking a weekend hunting retreat, a hobby farm, or ground to hold and enjoy for the long term.

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