Recently Sold Homes in 64836, MO

Recently Sold Home in 64836, MO:

This exceptional 130 ± Jasper County farm offers the perfect blend of productivity, functionality, and country living just minutes from town. Fully fenced and cross-fenced, the farm is ideally set up for efficient livestock management and features primarily Class II and III soils, including highly desirable Newtonia and Maplegrove silt loams. Whether your operation focuses on grazing, hay production, or row cropping, this property is well-equipped to perform. The acreage is currently established in Novel and Texoma fescue, providing a strong forage base, and includes five strategically placed cattle waterers enrolled in the NRCS watering program. At the heart of the property sits a b

Recently Sold Home in 64836, MO:

Excellent investment opportunity featuring four duplexes located in Carthage, built between 1993-1994. Each unit offers approximately 1,037 square feet of living space with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a 1-car attached garage. All units are currently tenant-occupied, providing immediate and consistent rental income. Desirable layouts with functional living spaces and strong tenant appeal. Schedule a private tour today!

Recently Sold Home in 64836, MO:

Built in 2025, this Carthage beauty has been very well maintained and may be the one for you! Enjoy custom LVP flooring throughout with open living and kitchen spaces, making this home perfect for hosting. The primary suite is secluded from the other bedrooms and features a walk-in closet, custom cabinets, and a stunning tiled walk-in shower. The outdoor space is ideal for relaxing with a spacious covered patio and a fenced in yard. Call today to schedule a private showing!

Recently Sold Home in 64836, MO:

Dreams do come true! There is a huge demand for building/homestead sites outside of Carthage and this one checks all the boxes! Located 9.5 miles northeast of Carthage, this property has a history of being a good location to establish a homestead, good ground and good fresh spring water. As you can see, the house is not inhabitable but still standing. The surrounding grounds are home to 21+/- acres of Class 2 and Class 3 soils composed of Carl silty clay loam and Maplegrove silt loam which is currently in active production. There is another 9+/- acres that could easily be reclaimed and added as crop or hay production as well. The southern half of the tract is currently utilized as pasture a