532 E James Boulevard

About This Property

Welcome Home to 532 E James Blvd – The Perfect Place to Start Your Story! Looking for a home that's move-in ready, easy to love, and big enough to grow into? This 4 bedroom, 2 bath home in St. James offers 1,618 square feet of comfortable living space — and it's been meticulously cared for and upgraded in all the right places, so you can just settle in and start making memories. With two living areas, this home gives your family room to breathe — a spot for family movie nights, and another for playtime, homework, or a quiet retreat of your own. The large kitchen is the heart of the home, with plenty of space to cook, gather, and connect at the end of the day. All four bedrooms offer great flexibility — room for the kids, a home office, a guest space, or a nursery. The 2 full bathrooms make busy mornings a whole lot easier. Out back, you'll find a covered patio perfect for summer cookouts and evening relaxing, plus a fully fenced yard — a safe, ready-made space for kids and pets to play. A storage shed and 1-car garage give you extra room for bikes, tools, and all of life's extras. And with a brand-new furnace installed in January 2026, you can move in with confidence knowing one of the biggest-ticket items is already taken care of. Located in friendly, small-town St. James, MO and situated right along historic Route 66, you'll love being close to local schools, parks, and everything that makes this community feel like home — with easy access to Rolla and I-44 when you need it. This one is ready for its next chapter — schedule your showing today!

Spring-fed float streams and grazing ridges near the Meramec headwaters

Phelps County lies on the northern edge of the Ozark Plateau, where clear headwater streams like the Little Piney and the upper Meramec cut through wooded hills and gravel-bottom valleys. The land is classic Ozark country: oak-hickory timber and shortleaf pine over thin, rocky soils that favor pasture, hay, and cattle over intensive farming. Recreational buyers are drawn to the cold, spring-fed float water and the deer and turkey that thrive in the ridge-and-hollow terrain. With Mark Twain National Forest nearby and the university town of Rolla as a regional hub, tracts here balance working ground with strong recreational appeal. It is solid country for a cattle operation, a timbered hunting parcel, or a stream-side retreat.

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