Welcome to 335 Van Buren Road, a beautifully renovated and meticulouslycared-for home in Branson's desirable Heatherbrooke community. Stepinside this 3 bedroom, 3 bath home to discover a thoughtfully updatedinterior featuring new Mohawk flooring, newer HVAC, water heater, and roof for long-term peace of mind. The kitchen shines with all-new 36'' soft-close cabinetry, granite countertops, appliances, and sliderdoor that opens to a generous 27' x 16' deck--perfectfor gatherings and enjoying the Ozarks scenery. The primary suite offers comfort and convenience with new carpet & custom closet system, and a well-appointed primary bath featuring doublesinks, porcelain tile flooring, and walk-in shower. The lower level continues the quality updates with new doors and trimthroughout, an updated bathroom with porcelain tile floor and quartzcountertops, and extra storage for added functionality. A new grinder pumpprovides additional reliability. Did we mention Heatherbrooke's communitypool and extra parking for your guests?With modern updates from top to bottom and generous outdoor livingspace, this home is completely move-in ready and a must-see.
Single-familyProperty Type
2005Year Built
$142Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Audrey Spratt• Weichert, Realtors-The Griffin Company
Listed by Travis Spratt• Weichert, Realtors-The Griffin Company
Bought with Meghan McDonald• Weichert, Realtors-The Griffin Company
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Last updated by owner on Dec 6, 2025.
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High Density Residential District
The High Density Residential District is the most dense and intense of the city's residential zoning districts, generally consisting of densities of greater than 12 units per acre. High Density Districts feature a carefully integrated mixture of housing of various styles, sizes and densities, but are oriented more toward attached multi-family development than detached single-family units. Limited commercial, service and community uses are also permitted. High Density Residential Districts should be located in close proximity to commercial or employment zoning districts, and connected with a street network, transit, pedestrian and bicycle facilities that link residents to employment and activity centers. New High Density Residential development projects should include design review to ensure that these projects adequately serve resident needs, provide desired amenities and support the city's high quality of life