About This Home
This land at 1986 County Road 504 in Gainesville, MO is listed for $975,000 (118.00 acres).
Key Features
- Built in 2006
- 118.00 acre lot
- Fireplace
Property Details
Amenities
118-Acre Cattle Farm with Home, Pond & Creek Near GainesvilleLocated just outside Gainesville, Missouri, this 118-acre farm offers a rare combination of productive agricultural land, scenic water features, and a spacious country home. Currently operating as a cattle farm, the property includes a 5-bedroom, 3-bath home with approximately 3,720 square feet of living space positioned on a hilltop with beautiful Ozarks views.
Large windows fill the home with natural light, while a wood-burning fireplace, metal roof, and wood-burning outdoor furnace add comfort and efficiency. Outdoor amenities include a wraparound deck, pool with surrounding deck, gazebo, and a large stocked pond with a floating dock visible from the home.
The farm also features county road frontage, multiple steel-framed outbuildings, equipment sheds, and a brand-new steel-framed barn with livestock stalls. Lick Creek borders the property and offers a natural swimming hole. The property may also be purchased with an established steel business and select equipment.Business on property available for an additional $100,000. Business equipment to be included will be negotiated at the time of offer.
Location
1986 County Road 504
Gainesville, MO 65655
Features & Amenities
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Questions & Answers
This 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom land at 1986 County Road 504 is listed at $975,000 ($262/sqft). The estimated monthly payment is $5,214 based on 20% down, a 30-year loan at 6.5% interest, estimated insurance.
Key features include: Built in 2006, 118.00 acre lot, Fireplace. Interior Features: Wash/Dry Connection, Garage Door Opener(s), Walk-in Shower. Exterior Features: Porch, Rain Gutters.
This property is listed by Evan Ball and can be reached at 4172801166.


