25195 McBride Lane

About This Property

Tucked away on 15 secluded acres just 6 miles from town and only minutes from Bennett Spring State Park, this incredible barndominium offers the perfect blend of privacy, nature, and endless potential. Located on a blacktop road, the home sits at the end of a winding 700-foot driveway, completely hidden from view—ideal for those seeking peace, quiet, and seclusion. The barndominium is in the early stages of construction, giving you the rare opportunity to customize the finishes and make it your own. The current plans include 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, an office, and a loft, with the seller willing to share floor plan ideas. Electric, water, and septic are already installed, and construction will continue, with pricing increasing as progress is made. A major milestone has already been completed with all of the concrete floors poured, and the slab has been roughed in for radiant in-floor heat, providing the option for efficient, comfortable heated floors throughout the home. The structure also features a walk-out patio on the second floor, while the covered main-level patio is supported by beautiful beams milled from trees harvested right from the property, adding authentic rustic character. Surrounded by mature timber and abundant wildlife, this property is a nature lover's paradise. Whether you're searching for a forever home, a weekend getaway, or a unique investment opportunity, this one-of-a-kind property offers the perfect canvas to bring your vision to life.

Dairy and cattle country where the Gasconade and Niangua rise

Laclede County spreads across the Ozark highlands near the headwaters of the Gasconade and Niangua rivers, offering some of the more open, workable ground in the region. Generations of dairy and beef cattle families have shaped a landscape of rolling pasture, hay meadows, and timbered draws where the soil turns thin and rocky. Buyers looking for a genuine working farm find dependable grazing here, while the timbered breaks and creek bottoms hold reliable whitetail and turkey. Cool spring-fed streams feed the Niangua, prized for floating and smallmouth. Anchored by Lebanon and crossed by good highways, the county suits a cattle operation, a hay place, or a balanced recreational tract with pasture and cover both.

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