c.1907 Missouri Colonial Revival W/ Original Features Under $68K

$67,500

A true turn-of-the-century treasure! Built in 1907, this spacious 3-bedroom, 2-bath Missouri colonial revival preserves the finest details of a bygone era. Architectural enthusiasts will admire the original hardwoods, classic transom windows, built-in hallway storage, a grand period staircase, and a handsome fireplace.

Realtor Comments

The main floor offers a formal living room, a dedicated dining room, and an oversized bonus room with endless possibilities. Whether you need a second family room, hobby space, home office, or even a potential fourth bedroom, this flexible area can easily adapt to your needs. Large windows throughout the home fill the space with an abundance of natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Enjoy relaxing on the covered front porch, and appreciate the convenience of the detached one-car garage. All kitchen appliances, plus the washer and dryer, are included, making your move even easier. While the home could benefit from some updates, it is completely livable, allowing you to move in and make improvements at your own pace. Whether you’re looking for an affordable place to call home or searching for your next investment opportunity, this property offers outstanding potential and plenty of original charm waiting to shine.

3bd
2ba
2,568sqft
5,663sqft lot
Circa 1907

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308 Jackson St, Chillicothe, MO 64601

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Contact Realtor: Megan Sensenich

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Pros of Living in Chillicothe, MO

Exceptional Housing Affordability: The cost of living is well below national baselines, with median home values typically around $125,000 to $140,000. Homeownership is very accessible for first-time buyers and retirees.
Safe, Low-Crime Environment: Chillicothe consistently logs crime rates far lower than both state and national averages, providing a secure, peaceful environment for families and seniors.
Strong Community Identity & Charm: The historic downtown features iconic murals, a classic town square surrounding the county courthouse, local shops, and a unique pride in its historical claim to sliced bread.
Good Local Schools & Facilities: The Chillicothe R-II School District receives solid ratings locally, and the community features quality municipal assets like the Jerry Litton Memorial Airport, Simpson Park, and the Grand River Historical Society Museum.
Uncrowded, Slow Pace of Life: Commutes are essentially nonexistent (under 18 minutes on average), traffic is light, and the overall atmosphere is unhurried and friendly.

Cons of Living in Chillicothe, MO

Limited High-Paying Job Market: Beyond healthcare (Hedrick Medical Center), agriculture, local government, and manufacturing, career opportunities in tech, corporate sectors, or specialized professional fields are limited locally.
Distance to Major Metro Amenities: While Kansas City is roughly a 1.5-hour drive away, day-to-day access to major international airports, specialty healthcare networks, specialized retail, and major cultural venues requires a long highway drive.
Modest Dining & Entertainment Options: The local social scene, dining variety, and nightlife options are sparse, leaning mostly toward casual local diners, fast food, and quiet evening routines.
Complete Car Dependency: Public transit is virtually non-existent, making personal vehicles necessary for all work and daily errands.
Midwestern Weather Extremes: Summers bring high humidity and heat, while winters bring freezing temperatures, icy roads, and occasional heavy snowfall.