
Brick 4/1 c.1880 Missouri Queen Anne Under $190K
OHU50K Notes $189,900
Brick 4/1 c.1880 Missouri Queen Anne. This home is like a time capsule in the best way. There’s wallpaper, woodwork and several beautiful light fixtures.

Realtor Comments
Motivated seller says “Bring all offers”!!! A Rare Piece of New Haven History! Built in 1880, this distinctive historic residence offers a remarkable collection of architectural details and old-world craftsmanship rarely found in today’s homes. From the moment you arrive, the ornate covered porch, unique exterior architecture, decorative siding, mature trees and original character set this property apart. Inside, the craftsmanship continues with beautiful original woodwork, detailed trim, classic pocket doors, original doors and hardware, vintage light fixtures and one of the home’s true showpieces-a stunning, intricately detailed staircase. The spacious living room features an Atlanta Stove Works wood-burning stove set against a brick hearth, creating a warm focal point with unmistakable historic charm. A formal dining room provides an elegant gathering space and connects naturally with the home’s other main-level living areas. The main floor includes a primary bedroom and full bathroom, while three additional bedrooms are located upstairs. The kitchen retains its vintage character and includes an electric cooktop and oven, dishwasher and refrigerator. Original wood flooring is believed to remain beneath portions of the existing carpet, offering an exciting opportunity for a future owner to uncover and restore additional historic character. Modern improvements include new central heating and air conditioning and 200-amp electrical service, providing an important foundation for future improvements. The basement offers additional utility and storage space, along with a rough-in for a shower. Outside, the property is surrounded by mature trees and established landscaping, with a detached historic outbuilding adding even more character and potential. The covered porch and distinctive architectural elements create an exceptional first impression and showcase the home’s unique place in New Haven’s history. This property is being sold AS-IS and is subject to survey and subdivision of the lot. It presents an exceptional opportunity for an owner, investor or preservation-minded buyer with the vision to restore and enhance a truly one-of-a-kind historic residence. Homes with this level of original architectural character rarely become available. Bring your vision and make this remarkable 1880 residence part of New Haven’s future while preserving a piece of its past.
- 4 beds
- 1 bath
- 2,445 sqft
- Build date 1880

410 Miller St, New Haven, MO 63068 $189,900
- Contact Realtor: Aaron Swann
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- Affordable Cost of Living: Housing and overall living costs sit below the national average, with median home values roughly ranging from $192,000 to $257,000.
- Small-Town Vibe & Community: A tight-knit, rural atmosphere featuring friendly neighbors, a conservative demographic, and historic 19th-century charm.
- Scenic Outdoor & Recreation: Access to the Missouri River for fishing and boating, local trails, Lions Field Park, and the New Haven Municipal Pool (equipped with water slides and a lazy river).
- Local Arts & Culture: A community rebirth driven by local artists, studios, historic storefronts, local wineries/vineyards, and the Pinckney Bend Distillery.
- Good Public Schools: Solid local school ratings (such as Franklin County Elementary and New Haven Middle/High schools scoring well) with low overall crime and safety marks.
- Proximity to Larger Hubs: Located along State Route 100, making it a manageable ~15-to-20-minute drive to Washington, MO for larger commercial and healthcare options (like Mercy Hospital Washington).
- Limited Local Amenities & Shopping: As a very small town, extensive shopping, major grocery chains, and large-scale entertainment require traveling to neighboring towns like Washington.
- Quiet Nightlife: Nightlife and dining options are modest and localized, earning lower marks for urban-style entertainment or late-night activities.
- Employment & Commute Factors: While local jobs exist in areas like manufacturing and healthcare, many residents commute toward larger employment centers or toward the St. Louis metro area (roughly a 65-mile trek east).
- Rural Isolation: The slower pace of life that draws people in can feel isolated or quiet for those accustomed to metropolitan conveniences.

























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