16643 Caulks Creek Ridge Road

About This Property

This is a one-of-a-kind EQUESTRIAN PROPERTY in the desirable Caulks Creek Ridge subdivision, MINUTES from the Chesterfield Valley, resting gracefully on the top of the ridge on 9.85+/- beautiful acres, surrounded by nature providing peace & tranquility. CHARMING 1.5 story, CUSTOM LOG home with 4 bedrooms, 2 full & 1 half bath & 3,613+/- total sqft. Job-finished wood flooring throughout most of home. Covered front porch & entry foyer greets you as you step inside. Living room features a floor-to-ceiling stone wood burning fireplace, wood plank ceiling w/wood beams, 2 French glass doors walk-out to 2 separate decks & walls of windows allowing plenty of natural light. Sitting room, hall full bath & bedroom w/carpet & walk-out to side covered porch complete the main level. Upper level extends living quarters with 2 bedrooms, hall full bath & primary bedroom with a floor-to-ceiling stone wood burning fireplace, 9’+/- vaulted ceiling, multiple closets & French glass door walk-out to private deck. Walk-out, lower-level has an eat-in kitchen flaunts custom cabinetry, granite counters, center island, Samsung stainless steel appliances, wood plank ceiling w/wood beams, walk-out to patio & large picture windows allowing stunning views of the property. Dining room boasts a floor-to-ceiling stone wood burning fireplace, wood plank ceiling w/wood beams & French glass door walk-out to screened-in porch. Storage room/pantry & laundry/storage room complete the lower level. Outside, enjoy an AWESOME level front yard with a tree lined circle driveway & stone wood burning firepit/bread oven. Additional building could be a GREAT renovation! Within the Rockwood School District with easy access to Hwy 40/64, shopping, dining, and Chesterfield Valley amenities. MUST SEE! :)

Metro-edge acreage where the suburbs give way to wooded hills.

St. Louis County is squarely urban and suburban, the developed heart of the eastern gateway rather than farm country, and we say so plainly. What draws a land buyer here is proximity: a small acreage on the county's outer, wooded fringe puts you within easy reach of the metro's markets, services, and airport. Toward the western and southern edges, subdivisions loosen into tree-lined hills, creek bottoms, and the occasional hobby parcel or wooded homesite. Think investment holdings, transitional ground, and small recreational lots close to the city rather than working farms. For buyers who want land with genuine convenience and long-term positional value near a major metropolitan area, the county is a gateway more than a getaway.

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