23454 Highway C

About This Property

SELLER IS OFFERING $6,000 TOWARDS BUYER'S CLOSING COST. Welcome to your own private country retreat! This beautifully remodeled farmhouse is bursting with character, charm, and modern updates while maintaining its warm, inviting appeal. Situated on 7.18 picturesque acres, this one-and-a-half-story home offers the perfect blend of comfort, privacy, and country living. Inside, you’ll find a spacious bedroom, two full bathrooms, and a versatile office that could easily serve as a non-conforming second bedroom. Custom millwork throughout the home adds timeless elegance and showcases the craftsmanship that makes this property truly special. Even the staircase is removable, making it easier to carry furniture upstairs. built in nooks for additional storage. Every detail has been thoughtfully updated, including a high-efficiency HVAC system for year-round comfort and energy savings. Start your mornings in the cozy sunroom with a cup of coffee while taking in the serene views, or unwind after a long day surrounded by nature. Outside, a pond enhances the property’s peaceful atmosphere and provides the perfect backdrop for enjoying country life. The 7.1-acre property offers plenty of room to roam, garden, enjoy wildlife, or simply soak in the tranquility of rural living. For hobbyists, entrepreneurs, or those needing extra storage, the impressive 40’ x 40’ workshop features electric service and a concrete floor, along with an attached lean-to offering additional covered parking and storage space. There is also an additional carport and a 1 1/2 story storage building for all your hobbies. With its extensive renovations, custom finishes, peaceful setting, and acreage, this one-of-a-kind farmhouse is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle while still enjoying modern comforts. Truly a must-see property!

Quiet Gasconade hill country of pasture, timber, and creek bottoms

Maries County is a quiet stretch of the northern Ozarks where the Gasconade and Maries rivers wind through wooded hills and narrow bottoms. This is unhurried cattle and hay country, with rolling pasture on the ridgetops, oak-hickory timber down the slopes, and fertile bottomland along the water. Thin, rocky soils keep the working use in grazing and forage rather than row crop, while the timbered draws and river corridors hold steady numbers of whitetail and turkey. Clear, gravel-bottom streams add floating and fishing value to riverfront tracts. For buyers seeking a working cattle farm, a recreational hunting parcel, or simply seclusion within reach of the interstate, Maries offers honest, affordable Ozark ground.

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