Beyond the welcoming arched entrance, this historical and matchless property steeped in heritage awaits the next owners of these homes and 116 acres near Lampe in Stone County, MO. At 4738 W. State Hwy 86 the location of this previously registered Bed & Breakfast & organic farm is just minutes from Dogwood Canyon, Kanakuk Camps, King?s River & Table Rock lake. Beaver Lake, and resort towns of Eureka Springs, Ar, and Branson, MO are only 30 minutes away providing quick access to shopping, world renown Branson Shows, Silver Dollar City, Waterparks and dining experiences to meet every taste.
The first building was hand hewn and built in 1852 with portions of the main house built in 1891. Additions and recent renovations have brought this 19th century home into the electronic age of the 21st century. The property includes the primary residence with 4300 sf, 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, and a ...
The first building was hand hewn and built in 1852 with portions of the main house built in 1891. Additions and recent renovations have brought this 19th century home into the electronic age of the 21st century. The property includes the primary residence with 4300 sf, 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, and a kitchenette, game room and separate entrance for the walk-out basement suite. A short walk down the stone path resides the 1200 sf duplex with 1 bedroom & bathroom and kitchenette on each side. Adjacent to the main house is a converted 2 car garage to a commercial kitchen, 85x30 greenhouse and 30x50 shop, 2 creeks, a pond, and 116 acres of timber and pasture.
Uniquely positioned on the Arkansas & Missouri states line, the land offers wet weather creeks behind the main house and the Western end of the property to the Southern border. The bowl shape of the property to the South allows for sensational views from the higher elevations on Williams Mountain to the Northern end of the home sites.
Land management has been a priority by employing the consulting service of the nationally recognized NRCS and their conservation services to maintain and promote timber stand management & improvement and wildlife enhancement procedures. Controlled burns by the local authorities have provided ample growth and food sources for the foraging deer and turkey that reside on the property.
Sunsets from Tom?s Overlook are not to be missed and, when visiting, be sure to make that time of day priority. Perfect for a family of relatives, family of friends or family of hunters, Heritage Ranch is not to be missed when looking for that Next Favorite Place.
For a private tour or more information, contact Jeff Clifton at 479-601-1317 or [Email listed above] or Mandy Rogers at 417-860-0896 / [Email listed above].
https://app\. terrastridepro\. com/property/27532 will provide an interactive map for better viewing or the owners site at [Web Link listed above] will provide other pictures and history of this family favorite.
Key Features include:
mixed use residential, recreational, timberland, commercial
116 acre property with a 4345 Sq. Ft. house built in 1891
Primary home has5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 1 half bath
Blue Eye school district
ATV Trails
Wildlife include bear, whitetail deer, small game
Road frontage on US Hwy 86
Barn & 5 storage outbuildings
Water rights, mineral rights & oil and gas rights convey
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