5/3 c.1945 Missouri Home W/ 3 Acres and Wonderful Water View $199,900

$199,900

Step back in time and unlock the timeless allure of this Missouri home. Perched on a picturesque, river-view parcel, this expansive 5-bedroom, 3-bath residence invites you to restore a magnificent classic while savoring breathtaking natural scenery right outside your backdoor.

Realtor Comments

Built in 1930, this home is filled with architectural charm that simply can’t be replicated. Original hardwood flooring, stunning beamed ceilings, and four wood-burning fireplaces create a warm, inviting atmosphere full of character and history. Every room tells a story, offering endless inspiration for those with a passion for restoring classic homes to their former grandeur. Outside, the property is equally captivating. Gather with family and friends on the patio, unwind beneath the gazebo featuring its own outdoor fireplace, or simply take in the tranquil setting overlooking the Gasconade River. The expansive acreage provides room to garden, entertain, or simply enjoy the privacy and serenity of country living while remaining within a convenient drive to nearby amenities. Whether you’re searching for a forever home, a restoration project, or a truly unique property with unmatched charm, this historic gem is ready for its next chapter. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of history-schedule your private showing today and imagine the possibilities waiting for you.

5bd
3ba
2,909sqft
3 acres
Circa 1945

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18009 County Rd 28-460, Dixon, MO 65459

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Contact Realtor: Jenette Richardson

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The Pros

Exceptional Real Estate Affordability: Housing costs in Dixon are exceptionally low compared to national and state averages. Median home values hover around $130,000–$160,000, making it an ideal spot for buyers looking to secure land or a starter home on a budget.
Proximity to Fort Leonard Wood: Located roughly 25 to 30 miles from the base, Dixon is a popular, budget-friendly off-base housing alternative for military personnel, veterans, and civil service employees.
Gateway to Ozark Outdoor Recreation: Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby Gasconade and Roubidoux rivers, offering easy access to floating, canoeing, fishing, hunting, and camping in the surrounding Mark Twain National Forest.
Peaceful, Rural Pace of Life: With a population under 1,500, Dixon offers a tranquil, low-density environment away from urban noise, light pollution, and traffic.
Strong Community Spirit: The town features a tight-knit, welcoming atmosphere where local high school sports, community events, and seasonal festivals serve as main social hubs.

The Cons

Limited Local Job Market: Aside from local school district roles, agricultural support, small retail, and municipal jobs, primary employment opportunities require commuting to Fort Leonard Wood, Waynesville, St. Robert, or Rolla.
Sparse Local Shopping & Dining: Local amenities are limited to essential convenience stores, hardware shops, and casual local diners. Major grocery runs, big-box shopping, and specialized dining require a 20- to 30-minute drive.
Geographic & Service Isolation: Specialized medical care, emergency services, and broader entertainment options are located outside the town limits, primarily in Rolla or Waynesville/St. Robert.
Distance to Major Airports: The nearest major metropolitan area and international airport (St. Louis) is roughly 2 hours northeast via I-44.
Slower Infrastructure Development: Like many rural Ozark communities, high-speed internet availability can vary depending on exact location, and local roads can require cautious driving during winter ice events.