1600 Koch Road

About This Property

Rare opportunity to own 5.23+/- picturesque acres in O’Fallon, offering a unique combination of historic character, usable acreage, privacy, and convenience. This charming two-story farmhouse features 3 bedrooms and 1 full bathroom with numerous recent updates/ features, including new kitchen, bathroom, roof, refinished lower level, updated lighting, oversized 2-car garage, and electrical improvements. A large detached finished outbuilding (not included in the home’s square footage) adds exceptional flexibility and features a new kitchen, full bathroom, washer/dryer, and spacious open layout with numerous possibilities for the next owner. Original character remains throughout the home, including refinished hardwood floors, original millwork, doors and hardware. The updated kitchen features granite countertops and custom cabinetry, while the bright four-season room provides additional living space with views of the surrounding acreage. The refinished lower level offers exposed brick, recreational room, finished sleeping area, and private laundry room. Outside, a large level open area provides plenty of room for recreation, a future barn, pool, or whatever you want! Enjoy the views from the large covered front porch. Mature trees, wooded acreage, and Peruque Creek complete the setting. Enjoy the space and privacy of country living while remaining just minutes from O’Fallon shopping, dining, schools, and major highways. A distinctive property offering historic charm, flexible space, beautiful acreage, and tremendous potential.

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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