Extremely Large home on over an acre in established and well known Branson North subdivision in the heart of Branson. Just updated with some new paint and carpet, Multiple large living areas, open kitchen with two stoves/ovens, built-in ice maker, Sub-zero fridge, sub zero freezer, two laundry rooms, two fireplaces, massive craft/hobby room, vaulted ceilings, Custom built-ins and cabinetry throughout, intercom system (convenient because this home is over 7600 sq. ft). Six bedrooms (easily could be more), theater room with spacious wet-bar, childrens play room, beauty shop, and tons of storage. Covered front porch and back deck with two additional decks and lower patio area. Five car garage with covered parking for even a few more under a carport. Lots of space, ideal for in-law quarters or large families. Branson schools with close access to highway 65.
Single-familyProperty Type
1999Year Built
1.4 acresLot Size
$83Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
5 car garageParking
Listed by Stephanie Smith• Cottage & Cove, LLC
Bought with Jon Holloway• Gerken & Associates, Inc.
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
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Baths
1
Stories
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Lot width
129 ft.
Lot depth
279 ft.
Lot size
1.4 Acres
Year renovated
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Sq. Ft.
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Year built
1999
Style
Other
County
Taney County
APN
08-9.0-29-000-000-088.000
Parking Spaces
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Basement
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Accessible
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Garage
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Last updated by owner on Jul 16, 2026.
LDR
Low Density Residential District
The Low Density Residential District is intended for neighborhoods in the city consisting primarily of single-family homes on individual building lots. The Low Density Residential District is the least intense of three residential zoning districts with restrictions on the density and intensity of use to protect and enhance the character of neighborhoods. The average density in this district should not exceed 6 du's per acre; Development in Low Density Residential Districts should balance development needs with preservation of sensitive environmental features, and encourage clustering of development to preserve open space, take advantage of views, provide access to natural amenities, and minimize infrastructure costs. More compact development may be appropriate to minimize impacts to steep slopes, drainage areas, woodlands and other valued natural features.; While focused on detached single-family homes, the Low Density Residential District is intended to accommodate a variety of housing types, styles and sizes to provide diverse housing options and accommodate the range of age groups, lifestyles and economic levels within the community. The Low Density Residential District also accommodates civic, open space and other limited nonresidential uses which are designed to be integrated as part of a complete neighborhood. Low Density Residential Districts should be located and coordinated closely with Neighborhood Commercial Districts that provide convenient local access to shopping, services and amenities.