Bellflower, MO homes for sale & real estate

Bellflower, MO Homes for Sale

Investors! Contractors! This 4-bedroom fixer-upper residence is situated on 6.78 acres of land in a rural setting, boasting scattered trees and pasture. The property features a full, unfinished basement with a bathroom. The upper floor offers three bedrooms, 1 guest bath. The primary bedroom has a walk-in closet and connecting bathroom. The upper level has a laundry room and attic space with a drywalled room and bathroom area that has not been finished. The main level offers a combined kitchen and dining area, a front living room, a bedroom, and a back mudroom. This property is being sold in its current, as-is condition. Additional features include a framed shop, private well, and septic. T

Bellflower, MO Homes for Sale

Great mix of open crop/hay land with the remaining half in mature timber in eastern Montgomery County 1/2 mile from the Lincoln County line. This property has been known for being a travel corridor for mature bucks and bedding area for does. Easy access to the property with county road on two sides. Owner is currently farming the ground and would be interested in leasing the crop and hay ground.

Bellflower, MO Homes for Sale

21.77 acres m/l on Hwy E located just North of Gamma corner in Montgomery Co. Acreage currently in pasture. Newly surveyed, partial fencing, scattered trees and small pond. Rural water at blacktop. Beautiful homesite or 1031 exchange. Can farm part of it or run your livestock. Adjacent acreage brought $12,500/acre this fall.

Bellflower, MO Homes for Sale

This serene property features an earth contact home built in 2018, surrounded by mid-sized white oak timber and abundant wildlife, including deer and turkeys. The home is supported by a private well with top-of-the-line filtration, its own septic system, and on-site electricity. At the heart of the estate lies a tranquil pond, perfect for relaxation. A spacious garden shed complements raised garden beds, highlighted by an archway with mature grapevines. The southeast part of the property boasts an open meadow, offering opportunities to plant a large garden or establish a food plot for hunting. No hunting has occurred since 2018, preserving the area as a wildlife sanctuary. Additionally, wri