Clean and Cozy 2/1 c.1960 Missouri Rancher W/Hardwoods Under $59K
$58,500
Welcome to this fantastic 2-bedroom, 1-bath Missouri rancher ideally situated near the picturesque Big River. Spanning approximately 806 sq. ft. on a single level with no basement stairs to manage, the interior features rich, beautiful hardwood floors and a spacious living room bathed in natural light. Step outside to a large, level lot offering endless possibilities for outdoor enjoyment, gardening, or relaxing in a serene setting.
Home has a deck off the front of the home and an oversized car-port. “This property is being sold as-is, property is lender-owned and US Bank is making no representations or warranties” The property must be listed a minimum of 8 FULL days before offers can be reviewed which is on 10/28/2026.
- 2bd
- 1ba
- 806sqft
- 0.33 acre
- Circa 1960
7377 Riffle Island Dr, Cedar Hill, MO 63016 $58,500
If interested in a property, pleases contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
-Contact Realtor:Kory McCullough
Pros
Rural Quiet and Scenic Beauty: Surrounded by rolling hills, wooded properties, and proximity to the Big River,the area is ideal for those seeking a tranquil, scenic environment away from dense city living.
Affordable Housing Options: Real estate and property prices tend to be lower than in downtown St. Louis and its closer-in suburbs, offering options for larger yards, acreage, and single-family homes.
Proximity to the St. Louis Metro Area: Residents can easily access big-city employment, dining, sports, and cultural attractions via a manageable drive up to the St. Louis metropolitan region.
Cons
Limited Local Amenities and Retail: As an unincorporated community, local shopping, dining, and entertainment options are sparse, requiring travel to neighboring towns like Arnold, Fenton, or Eureka for groceries, medical care,and retail shopping.
Commuting Dependencies: Because local job opportunities are limited, most residents commute significant distances for work, which can mean heavy traffic during peak hours on regional highways.
Unincorporated Infrastructure Limitations: Public services rely heavily on county-level management, and certain neighborhood infrastructures—such as secondary roads or high-speed internet availability in more remote pockets—can be less developed compared to incorporated cities.
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