19299 Highway W , Bogard, MO 64622(Carroll County)

Welcome to one of the most beautiful and well-cared-for properties you will ever find. Located at the end of a dead-end road lies this meticulously cared-for farmstead. As you tour this property, you will quickly see that no detail was overlooked in designing it. The large two-story house boasts 9 bedrooms and a full basement. The main floor has the kitchen, two bedrooms, and a very large gathering area. The upstairs is lined with 7 bedrooms for even the largest of families. The house is insulated extremely well; the owners would heat the house with the kitchen stove. Moving on from the house is a very large barn. The barn is approximately 60ft X 110ft. The entire barn has a concrete floor! There are numerous horse stalls and pens for livestock. The barn has been used in the past for milking cows as well. There are two silos attached to the barn for storing silage. The hay loft runs the entire length and width of the barn. There are several places in the loft where bales can be dropped down directly into a manger to be fed. This barn would make a great calving barn and/or a barn for your kids’ 4-H livestock projects. Also inside the barn are several automatic waters for ease of watering the livestock. Another building was used as a feed mill in the past. Grain can be stored above in the loft and unloaded into a semi below. This barn is large enough to store a semi-trailer in. There is a shop on the farm that measures approximately 28ft X 86ft. This building has a concrete floor throughout and is divided into different sections. A staircase drops down from the ceiling, leading to the loft above. The entire loft is open and available for storage. One of the neatest features of the farm is the pump house. The pump house sits on a well; the water is pumped into a storage tank in the upstairs of the building. This tank essentially serves as a small water tower for the farm. In the basement of the building, rural water comes to the farm. In this basement is extensive plumbing that allows the owner to switch back and forth from rural water to well water with only the turn of a couple of valves. The farm is plumbed so that each hydrant and waterer is independent of the others. This means one waterer can have rural water running to it, and at the same time, the waterer next to it has well water.This is one of the nicest farms around. The 80 +/- acres is a very gently rolling ridgetop that features some of the best soil in the area. The farm is currently fenced and cross-fenced for rotational grazing. The fences are in great shape and ready for livestock. Currently, there is an excellent stand of alfalfa on approximately 10 acres. This farm could easily be converted to tillable if the buyer so desired.This is great property that has many potential uses, whether it is used like it currently is or converted to tillable acres. Another potential use for the house is to serve as a bed and breakfast. With a setting this pretty and the view off the back porch it would catch much attention. Call with questions or to schedule a showing.