6960 Highway AcSullivan, MO 63080
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Set on 8.74 acres just 15 minutes from Sullivan and I-44, this updated four-bedroom farmhouse offers the space and versatility to enjoy a true country lifestyle. The approximately 1,950-square-foot home features a main-level primary bedroom, three additional bedrooms upstairs, and a bonus room that could serve as an office, playroom, or additional storage. The interior showcases distinctive woodwork, comfortable living and dining areas, an updated kitchen with newer appliances, and a breakfast room overlooking the private land. Metal siding AND a metal roof! All furniture and furnishings in the home are negotiable. The acreage combines open pasture with wooded areas, creating room for horses, recreation, and exploring. Cross-fencing, a pond, and a two-stall horse barn with loft storage are already in place. Additional improvements include a detached three-car garage and a remarkable historic barn featuring a full-brick silo, along with plenty of space for equipment, workshops, hobbies, or storage. The property is served by a private well and septic system, and Starlink is available for high-speed internet access. Whether you’re searching for an equestrian property, a hobby farm, or simply more room and privacy, this distinctive acreage offers countless opportunities.
| a week ago | Price changed to $437,000 | |
| a week ago | Listing updated with changes from the MLS | |
| a month ago | Status changed to Active | |
| a month ago | Listing first seen on site |
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