151 Watkins Ford Road

About This Property

You can almost picture the years unfolding at 151 Watkins Ford Road. Animals picking grass in the pasture, coffee on the covered porch while the morning takes its time, and holidays with everyone gathered around the table. When the day winds down, maybe the shop lights are still glowing because there’s one more project to finish. With 25 acres and two ponds, there’s room here for the kind of life people dream about. Maybe it’s starting a farm, bringing home a few animals, spending slow afternoons by the water, or simply having space to breathe. The three-bedroom, two-bath home has 1,636 square feet on the main level, plus an unfinished basement (1,163 square foot) with a wood stove and plumbing in place for a downstairs bathroom. The kitchen is ready for quick breakfasts, holiday baking, and an island for conversations that carry on after the meal. The utility room, with its laundry sink, washer, and dryer, helps keep everyday life moving, and the two-car garage gives you room to come and go together. And when it’s time to get to work, the 30x40 shop is ready to be part of the story. It’s heated and cooled, with a workbench, parts room, office, 10x12 garage door, and outlets along one wall. A lawn mower shed, a 31x62 hoop building, and another storage building give you even more room for equipment or animals. For family who want to stay close but have a little space of their own, there’s also an RV or mobile home hookup with concrete foundation strips. This is a place with room to work hard, gather close, and make memories that become part of its story. It’s being sold as-is, ready for someone to bring their own dreams and begin the next chapter.

Osage River hills between working pasture and Lake of the Ozarks

Miller County straddles the northern Ozarks along the Osage River, where timbered hills and rolling pasture run down to the shoreline of Lake of the Ozarks. The mix is appealing to a range of buyers: cattle and hay ground on the ridgetops and bottoms, oak-hickory timber holding whitetail and turkey, and lake access that adds strong recreational and water value. Thin, rocky soils keep the working use in grazing and forage rather than crops. Anchored by Tuscumbia and close to the lake's amenities, the county blends genuine farm country with waterfront appeal. Tracts here suit a working cattle place, a timbered hunting parcel, or a recreational holding within reach of the water.

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