2302 Berkemeyer Road

About This Property

Step back in time without sacrificing modern comfort on this exceptional 15-acre property just 10 minutes from Hermann, Missouri. Rich in history and character, this beautifully preserved 4-bedroom, 2-bath historic log home showcases stunning original craftsmanship, spacious bedrooms, and timeless charm throughout. The clean stone and block basement/cellar offers excellent storage. Outside, you'll find a property designed for both relaxation and entertaining. Unwind on the large covered front or side porch, cool off in the above-ground pool surrounded by a spacious deck, or gather with family and friends under the covered pavilion featuring a built-in firepit an ideal setting that has hosted countless celebrations and special occasions over the years. The historic barn, constructed with a log frame and protected by metal siding, provides excellent storage for equipment or could easily accommodate livestock. Car enthusiasts, hobbyists, or business owners will appreciate the impressive insulated, temperature-controlled shop with metal interior and exterior, complete with a bathroom, kitchen area (appliances not included), and laundry hookups. The land offers a beautiful mix of mostly open pasture with scattered woods, creating endless opportunities for horses, livestock, recreation, or simply enjoying the peaceful countryside. Historic log homes of this caliber rarely become available. Whether you're searching for a full-time residence, weekend getaway, or a place where generations can gather and make memories, this one-of-a-kind property is truly something special.

Wine-country hills and river-bluff timber above the Missouri.

Gasconade County is classic Missouri River wine country, where steep timbered bluffs and rolling upland ridges fall away toward the river and the Gasconade valley. It is a land of oak-and-hickory hardwoods, spring-fed draws, and small pastures tucked between wooded slopes, appealing to buyers who want privacy, elevation, and character over open flat ground. The broken terrain holds deer and turkey well and offers strong cover for the hunter or the family seeking a quiet retreat. Bottomland along the rivers supports row crops and hay, while the hillsides suit grazing, timber, and grapes. For the recreational buyer, it blends working ground, hardwood timber, and a scenic river setting within easy reach of the region.

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