103 E Third Street

About This Property

Unlock the potential of this 1,496-square-foot property in the heart of Belle, Missouri, where opportunity and imagination come together. Whether you're an investor looking for your next renovation project, an entrepreneur ready to launch a hometown business, or a buyer searching for a unique property to transform into a residence, this versatile space is ready for its next chapter. Positioned in a convenient, highly visible location, the building offers the flexibility to bring a wide variety of ideas to life. Picture a cozy café, neighborhood diner, boutique retail shop, office space, or another business that serves the local community. With the proper approvals, the layout also presents an exciting opportunity for a residential conversion, creating a truly one-of-a-kind home full of character and charm. Adding tremendous value, a new air conditioning unit, new windows, new flooring, and kitchen cabinets are already on site and included with the sale, giving the next owner a valuable head start on renovations while helping reduce upfront improvement costs. Belle continues to be a welcoming small-town community where local businesses thrive and new opportunities are embraced. Properties offering this level of flexibility, potential, and affordability are becoming increasingly difficult to find, making this an excellent opportunity for investors, business owners, or creative buyers alike. Whether you're ready to build a business, create your dream space, or invest in Belle's future, this property is full of possibilities. Schedule your private showing today and discover how you can bring your vision to life!

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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