3135 Bassett Road

About This Property

Welcome to 3135 Bassett Rd in Pacific, Missouri—a rare 10.5-acre country property with a 1930 farmhouse. Set along a scenic Franklin County road west of St. Louis, this expansive homesite delivers the space, privacy, and flexibility buyers seek for either 1, 2, or 3 building sites, a large barn, storage buildings, and perhaps keep the existing house to live in during the construction of a new house. This house is off of Hwy T. only 1/2 mile west of the entrance to St. Albans Country Club. Franklin County, so lower taxes, fewer rules, and less noise. If you are tired of a busy subdivision, with HOA rules and nosey neighbors who are loud, then this may be the spot for you. This listing is for the 10.5 acres and the rest of the buildings. Also consider dividing the 10 acres into 2 - 5 acre parcels. For some history....the property at 3135 Bassett Road was settled by Christian Hardt in 1840, then called Tavern Creek Farm. Christian was the first teacher at the Tavern Creek school in St Albans. Five generations of his family has lived on this property. As a small farm over the years having livestock from cattle, horses, pigs, sheep, and later bison. All while growing a large abundant vegetable garden. Enjoy a peaceful setting with convenient access to Highway 100 in Wildwood, and down Hwy 109 to Hwy 44 in Eureka. Restore the original home, expand, or create your next chapter on this generous lot. Choose the south driveway and look for the arrow to enter. Walking the 10.5 acres is easy and arrange through ShowingTime. The house is being sold in As-Is condition. Home is still being detailed so no inside showings yet.

Rolling working farms and hardwood timber on the metro's rural edge.

Franklin County is where the eastern gateway becomes real country. Rolling countryside carries genuine working farms, pasture, and hay ground, threaded with hardwood timber along the ridges and creek bottoms. The Missouri River runs the county's northern edge, and the land south of it climbs into wooded hills that hold whitetail and turkey. This is prime territory for the buyer who wants a working or hobby farm, a cattle place, timber, or a recreational tract with room to breathe — all while staying within practical reach of the metro. The mix of productive ground, water, and cover gives Franklin an honest agricultural character that the counties closer to the city have largely traded away. It is countryside you can still farm and hunt.

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