2275 Highway F

About This Property

Imagine owning a timeless piece of Missouri history. More than 250 years ago, the Osage people traveled these valleys, and pioneers like Daniel Boone, his son Nathan and nephew/adopted son Jonathan Bryan helped shape this remarkable landscape. A captivating driveway leads around to a ONE-OF-A-KIND property built in the 1840’s for Jonathan Bryan. “Bryan Mill” rests gracefully on 22+/- acres providing a peaceful & tranquil atmosphere, conveniently located near Augusta & Defiance, with a STRIKING, FINELY DETAILED, FULLY FURNISHED, FRENCH INSPIRED w/exquisite imported antiques curated by Annie Brahler of EuroTrash, Inc. CUSTOM stone 3-story home, and STATELY early 1800’s built 68’x36’ Stone mill/outbuilding with 2 BEAUTIFUL automatic solid wood doors, floor-to-ceiling Stone fireplace, 37’+/- vaulted ceiling, kitchen, 2 half baths, & an abundant amount of storage space, AND a COMPLETELY REDONE stone chicken coop. The home boasts 2,815+/- SqFt, 5 bedrooms, 2 full baths, with mostly original hardwood flooring throughout and a kitchen anchored by a 65” La Cornue Chateau Series range. Create a legacy where your children and grandchildren can reconnect with nature—plant gardens, raise animals, ride horses, explore miles of side-by-side trails, or simply enjoy the peace and beauty that only a property like this can offer. Opportunities to own a tract with this combination of history, natural beauty, privacy, and location are exceptionally rare, especially with frontage on the coveted Hwy F. This isn't just land—it's a place where your family's next chapter can begin and memories can be made for generations to come. MUST SEE! *ALL PARTIES UNDERSTAND PROPERTY IS SUBJECT TO SURVEY AND APPROVED THROUGH CITY & ALL GOVERNMENTAL AUTHORITIES.* Additional acreage FOR SALE. See MLS #’s: 26053203 (LOT #2, 12.5+/- ACRES), 26053204 (LOT #4, 32+/- ACRES) & 26053360 (LOT #3, 38.5+/- ACRES).

River-bottom fertility meets fast-growing gateway countryside.

St. Charles County sits where the Missouri and Mississippi rivers meet, and that setting defines its land. Broad, fertile river bottoms have long supported productive row-crop farming, while the northern and western reaches roll into open countryside and woodlots. Growth pushes out from the metro here, so the county blends genuine agricultural ground with land whose value is shaped by its position on the expanding edge of the region. Bottomland cropland, transitional acreage, and riverfront tracts all have a place. For buyers, the appeal is balance: workable farmland and real recreational access to two great rivers, held within convenient reach of the metropolitan area. It is countryside with a current of growth running through it.

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