12810 State Highway 34

About This Property

Experience country living at its finest with this impressive Craftsman-style estate situated on 31.04 acres of rolling countryside. The 4-bedroom home welcomes you with an open living and dining area featuring soaring 15-foot vaulted ceilings with exposed beams and a beautiful stone fireplace. The main-level primary suite offers a private bath, walk-in closet, and convenient access to the main-level laundry. The spacious kitchen features custom cabinetry, a large center island, and walk-in pantry. The finished lower level provides even more living space with a family room featuring a wood stove, additional bedroom and bathroom, bonus room, and tandem John Deere room. Outdoor living is a highlight of this property. Relax on the expansive wraparound porch complete with porch swings and a stone fireplace while taking in peaceful views of the pond, pasture, and rolling hills. A covered outdoor dining area features a 15-foot vaulted wood ceiling and sits just steps from raised garden beds, a built-in fire pit, and an above-ground swimming pool with deck and pool house. The property is well equipped for horses, livestock, hobbies, and equipment. The large shop features three oversized garage doors along with covered parking suitable for a large RV. The livestock barn includes a loft, tack room, five horse stalls, hog pen, and chicken house with fenced yard. A small hunting cabin adds another unique feature to the acreage, while a whole-home standby generator provides added peace of mind. Most furniture and furnishings currently in the home are included in the sale price, subject to Seller's exclusions, making this an excellent opportunity for a buyer looking for a property that's ready to enjoy. Offering an exceptional combination of comfortable living, outdoor entertaining, acreage, livestock facilities, and recreational opportunities, this 31.04-acre property is ready for its next owner to enjoy.

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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