212 Tiny Blossom Fields

About This Property

Newer Home on 5.28 Acres with Bourbeuse River Frontage! Built in 2021, this 4-bedroom, 2-bath home offers 1,728 sq ft above grade with an open-concept layout and plenty of room to enjoy country living. The full basement adds even more potential, with a newly added bedroom and additional framing already in place for future finished living space. A tall poured foundation provides excellent ceiling height, while the basement also includes a dedicated safe room. Outside, the 5.28 acres offer a great mix of open ground and timber, with approximately half the property consisting of nicely maintained grass and the remaining acreage in woods. The timber provides hunting and recreational opportunities, while the open acreage offers plenty of room for outdoor activities, gardening, recreation, or simply enjoying the peaceful setting. One of the property's standout features is Bourbeuse River frontage, complete with a newly cut trail leading from the property to the river. Enjoy fishing, exploring, and outdoor recreation right in your own backyard. And while the setting provides the peace and privacy of country living, you're still conveniently located approximately 24 minutes from Washington and 24 minutes from Eureka, putting shopping, dining, schools, healthcare, and everyday amenities within easy reach. It's a location that offers the best of both worlds—close enough to enjoy the conveniences of town while still being far enough away from the everyday hustle and city life. With newer construction, additional basement potential, open ground, timber, hunting opportunities, and direct river access, this 5.28-acre property offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the outdoors without sacrificing convenience. For more information or to schedule a showing, call or text Jesse Klingler (636) 699-5208

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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