235 Eckardt Lane

About This Property

Set on 15.98 (+/-) private acres within the Hillsboro School District, this special family home offers something increasingly rare: space to breathe, room to roam, and the opportunity to become part of a place with a meaningful history. This home has never been on the market. The land itself is a wonderful balance of open pasture and mature woods, offering privacy and endless possibilities. There is room for horses, gardens, outdoor adventures, or simply peaceful mornings surrounded by nature. Whether your dream is a hobby farm, a place to explore, or a quiet retreat from the pace of everyday life, these 16 acres provide a beautiful canvas. The home offers four bedrooms and one and half bathroom, a gorgeous wood burning fireplace with a mantle built from the wood on property. Large separate dining room and a large eat in kitchen with so much cabinetry. Off the kitchen you find a nice enclosed sunroom that walks out to the composite deck- what a great place inside or out to enjoy your morning coffee- or anytime peaceful retreat. The unfinished walkout basement ready to become whatever your needs are like an additional living space, a workshop, recreation room, or simply room to grow. A detached garage 24-by-30 garage provides additional space for vehicles, hobbies, equipment, or projects. But perhaps the greatest feature of this property cannot be measured at all. The countless ordinary moments here will become the extraordinary memories that make a house a home. Now, the next chapter is waiting to be written. For buyers searching for more than a house—for a place to put down roots, create traditions, and give their family the gift of space and memories—this property offers a rare opportunity.

Wooded river hills and exurban timber south of the city.

Jefferson County is classic wooded river-hill country, where the land folds into timbered ridges, hollows, and Mississippi bluff terrain south of the metro. This is exurban ground more than open farm country — heavily wooded tracts, hardwood timber, and hillside parcels that reward buyers looking for privacy, cover, and recreation within an easy drive of the city. The rolling, forested character suits whitetail and turkey hunting, timber holdings, and secluded homesites tucked into the hills. Creeks and drainages thread the hollows, and the Mississippi forms the county's eastern edge. For someone who wants genuine woods and topography without going deep into the Ozarks, Jefferson offers wooded recreational land with the metro still comfortably close at hand.

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