3069 Highway OO

About This Property

Seclusion, beauty, and craftsmanship rarely come together like this. Completed in 2025, this stunning custom Woodland Cottage is tucked away on 12.36 wooded acres among mature white oaks, overlooking its own approximately 1.6-acre stocked lake—yet sits just minutes from Farmington. From inside the home, the covered deck, or the lake, not a single neighboring home is visible. Large Andersen windows bring the outdoors in and showcase the peaceful lake and woodland views throughout the open-concept living, dining, and kitchen areas. The main level features 9-foot ceilings, a spacious primary suite, guest bedroom, private laundry, custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, an oversized island, and a large electric fireplace. With approximately 2,780 finished square feet, the home offers 3 bedrooms and 3 full baths, including a beautifully finished walkout lower level with a large family room, third bedroom, office, full bath, abundant storage, and a dedicated theater or multipurpose room. Step outside to a 10' x 32' covered deck or matching lower patio and enjoy the kind of quiet and privacy that is increasingly difficult to find. The property continues to impress with an oversized, insulated and heated 3-car detached garage plus an approximately 360 sq. ft. private studio apartment complete with its own kitchen, full bath, laundry, separate HVAC, private entrance, and dedicated parking—ideal for guests, extended family, or a private retreat. Outside, explore the stocked lake with bass, crappie, bluegill, and catfish, raised cedar garden beds, apple, peach and plum trees, and more than 12 acres of your own secluded woodland. Spectrum fiber internet, a private well with water treatment, and no HOA add modern convenience to the country setting. A brand-new luxury home, private lake, wooded acreage, complete seclusion, and quick access to Farmington—3069 Highway OO is truly a one-of-a-kind property.

Rolling farm country over the old lead belt, hills at the doorstep.

St. Francois County sits where the Ozark hills meet gentler, more open country, long the heart of Missouri's old lead belt. The terrain rolls from timbered ridges into pasture, hay ground, and small working farms, making it some of the more accessible and productive land in the region. Reclaimed mining ground and state park land offer wide-open recreation, while the surrounding hills still hunt well for deer and turkey. Streams and farm ponds water the cattle country, and the St. Francis River gathers nearby. Closer to St. Louis than the deep Ozarks, it appeals to buyers wanting a manageable farm, a rural homestead, or a recreational place without giving up convenience. Solid, workable ground with room to grow.

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