Cheapish Circa 1906 Missouri Home For Sale $149K – The Bauch House

OHU50K Notes $149,000

The Bauch House. The kitchen many be a bit wonky, but for the most part, here is a home  to be cherished and loved just as the Bauch family did.

 

Realtor Comments

Built in 1906 and 1907 by the Bauch Family, this historic home has 3 bedrooms, 1/2 bath, incredible original woodwork, transom windows and tall ceilings. It was purchased by community volunteers to turn into a community center and has held many fundraisers over the years. It had been used as the Cabool History Museum, served as a meeting place for several clubs, a dining hall, a place for showers and wedding receptions, art exhibits and craft shows, and was used as city hall for a short time. It was the first house in Cabool made from solid cement blocks, which were made near the premises. With some renovations, this house could become a beautiful home again, or use as a tearoom, bed & breakfast, AirBnB, boutique, restaurant, or use for seating and bring in food trucks! It sits on a spacious lot in Downtown Cabool, with large trees and access to the alley, so you could have extra parking and space for a patio. String up some lights and have some music playing, and the historic Bauch House could become a popular local destination. Whether it’s turned into a home or business, it would be wonderful for this piece of history to be brought back to life and be a centerpiece for the community again!

• 3bed
• 0.5+bath
• 1,773sqft
• 0.41acre lot
• Circa 1906

 

If interested in a property, please 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. 

519 Pine St., Cabool, MO  65689   $149,000

• Contact Realtor: Christine Schuette
  Brokered by: 37 North Realty Group
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History

Built from 1906-1907 for John Bauch (1866-1933) and Mary Harrison Bauch (1871-1961), this was the first concrete block home to be constructed in Cabool.  John was an early Cabool settler, prominent farmer and livestock shipper. He and Mary raised eight children here, Agnes, Olin, Earl, Edmund, Catherine, Ethel, Johnie, Jewel. The family lived in this home for over 65 years and never had a mortgage.

 

 

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