Vintage homes for sale & real estate in Missouri, MO

Vintage Home for sale in Missouri, MO:

Truly a gem of country living! W/ a 4 stall barn w/ tack room, bathroom, and new full loft! Dry lot, multiple pastures, extensive fencing, & an additional 1 Bed, 1 bath cabin with separate private entrance & fully fenced yard, this property features everything the future homesteader could desire! Main home features 3 beds & 1 bath, located quietly on Knobby rd w/ road frontage on two sides, & creek frontage running the the west side of the property. With 28 FLAT acres, management of your livestock is simple, with trails running throughout the property. One of the outstanding features of the property is over 2000 ft of Rainey Creek frontage, featuring babbling brooks an

Vintage Home for sale in Missouri, MO:

Charming 2-bedroom, 1-bath property featuring several recent improvements, including a new electrical panel and raised mast, as well as a new roof. The property is currently occupied by a great, long-term tenant. Please respect the tenant’s privacy. No trespassing and do not disturb the tenant. Showings will be permitted only after an accepted contract. Cash or conventional financing only.

Vintage Home for sale in Missouri, MO:

128.3± acres in Ralls County, MO offering a combination of productive farmland, recreation, hunting and country living. Approximately 70 acres of creek bottom cropland are currently planted in soybeans, providing annual farm income and a food source for wildlife. A wide rocky creek winds through the property, complemented by approximately 22 acres of overgrown pasture, scattered hardwoods and thick wildlife cover. Rolling topography provides elevated views across the farm. The property offers strong deer and turkey habitat with opportunities for additional food plots and habitat improvements. A 3-bedroom farmhouse with several updates provides an existing residence or hunting retreat

Vintage Home for sale in Missouri, MO:

Own a piece of Carthage history. Built in 1898 as the residence of prominent local physician Dr. Winifred Bryant Post, this remarkable Victorian home offers more than 125 years of character, craftsmanship and local history, while remaining a home meant to be lived in and enjoyed. Original architectural details are found throughout, including beautiful hardwood floors, substantial millwork, soaring ceilings, two staircases and an ornate period fireplace with decorative masonry and an antique cast-iron insert. The home's story continued with the Yarbrough family, creating another distinctly Carthage connection. Charles T. Yarbrough was an executive with the historic Carthage Marble Corporatio