11379 BCR 210

About This Property

17.7 Acres | Spacious Home | Multiple Outbuildings | Endless Potential Welcome to this beautiful and unique 17.7-acre property located approximately 1\4 mile off Highway 51 on BCR 210 in North Patton. Offering privacy and a lot of space, this property is ready for someone to bring their vision to life. The home was moved onto the property in 1973 and remodeled in 1990, including a concrete foundation, fireplace, and in-law suite. The flexible layout offers 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 2 kitchens, making it ideal for a large family, multi-generational living, or additional guest space. The main kitchen includes a stove and refrigerator. Outside, you'll find three detached garages/outbuildings, including two separate 24' x 30' buildings and a 24' x 14' garage, plus a 9' x 8' shed and a barn (not in great shape) in the back field. The property also features a private well and septic/lagoon system. The home and outbuildings all need some TLC/ Repairs and are being sold in AS-IS condition. Flooring repairs are needed in select areas, and the outbuildings will require repairs. All outbuildings will be cleaned out prior to closing. The current owners have not occupied the property for more than 45+ years, and the property is being sold AS-IS. Buyers are encouraged to perform their own inspections and due diligence regarding the residence, outbuildings, well, septic/lagoon system, and overall condition of the property. With 17.7 acres, multiple buildings, flexible living space, and plenty of room to make it your own, this property offers an exceptional opportunity for a country retreat, homestead, or hobby property or a Deer hunters retreat! Come see the possibilities this property has to offer!

Where the Ozark hills fade into farm and bottom along the Castor.

Bollinger County sits on the transition where the Ozark hills give way to the flatter farm country of Missouri's lowland edge. The Castor and Whitewater rivers wind through it, feeding bottomland fields and watering a countryside of cattle pasture, hay, and scattered row crops. Timbered ridges and hardwood draws break up the farm ground and provide good cover for deer and turkey. It's affordable, workable country with a quiet, rural character, well suited to a cattle operation, a mixed crop-and-livestock farm, or a hunting tract with a blend of timber and fields. Conservation ground, including scenic shut-ins nearby, adds public access. For versatile ground at the meeting of hill and lowland, Bollinger County fits.

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