24889 Pendleton Lost Creek Road

About This Property

PRIVATE, CUSTOM-BUILT ESTATE ON 19.48 UNRESTRICTED ACRES! Surrounded by woods with blacktop roads all the way to the property, this 3BR/3.5BA, 1.5-story home offers approximately 2,259 sq. ft. of finished living space, privacy, acreage, and possibilities that are hard to find! A private drive leads to the home, attached 2-car garage, chicken coop, and 60x40 detached building featuring concrete floors, electric, insulation, and a wood-burning stove. With excellent blacktop road frontage, the property may also offer potential to split off acreage for an additional homesite—perfect for investment, family, or future plans, subject to applicable approvals if any. The home welcomes you with a wraparound deck overlooking the peaceful wooded setting. Inside, enjoy a wood-burning brick fireplace, main-floor primary suite, and main-floor laundry. The updated kitchen features solid-surface countertops, custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, ceramic tile backsplash, breakfast bar, large walk-in pantry, and an eat-in area with access to the deck and private views. The spacious primary suite includes a large walk-in closet, dual sinks, separate tub and shower, plenty of room to unwind and french doors to the covered deck. The main level also offers an additional full bath off the laundry area and a convenient guest half bath. The unfinished lower level provides abundant storage and plenty of opportunity for future finished living space and does have a bath rough in. Outside, you'll find a generous yard around the home and building, while the wooded acreage extends along the sides and rear of the property down toward the wet weather creek—offering privacy, recreation, and hunting opportunities. Unrestricted acreage, blacktop frontage, detached shop, creek, woods, home generator, wraparound deck, and room for future possibilities—this property is the complete country package!

Timbered ridges and creek bottoms an easy drive from the city.

Warren County sits at the western edge of the Lincoln Hills, where rolling hardwood ridges fall away to the wooded draws and bottoms above the Missouri River. It is a landscape of oak-hickory timber broken by pasture and row-crop fields, well suited to cattle ground, small working farms, and recreational tracts. The mix of standing timber, creek corridors, and agricultural edge makes for strong whitetail and turkey habitat, a hallmark of this part of Missouri. Proximity to the metro area gives owners a rare combination of genuine rural character and convenient access, appealing to those seeking a weekend hunting retreat, a hobby farm, or ground to hold and enjoy for the long term.

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