8 Acres of MISSOURI Country Home with Barn – $79,500

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This place in Jerico Springs. It’s 8.17 acres of straightforward country land, the kind where you step out the door and the air smells like damp earth after a rain. The house? A 1.5-story deal from 1935, clocking in at 1,338 square feet with two bedrooms. Needs real work inside—walls patched, floors leveled, that sort of thing. But poke around, and you’ll spot those old doors, heavy oak with brass knobs that stick just a bit. The trim’s carved in that simple way folks did back then, like it was made to last through Missouri winters.

Out back, the pasture rolls gentle under mature trees—oaks mostly, with leaves that rustle loud in wind. It’s all fenced tight, perimeter style, so if you’re thinking horses, goats, or even a few chickens scratching around, it’s set up. The barn catches your eye first: 22 feet by 42, stalls inside, breezeway running through so air moves on sticky summer days. Next to it, a two-car garage shop, 20 by 22—room for tools, a workbench scarred from years of use. Two smaller sheds dot the edges, nothing fancy, just dry spots for hay or whatever.

Utilities keep it practical. Rural water taps in at the road, electric too, and there’s fiber optic nearby if streaming becomes your evening ritual. No big mysteries here. Views open wide from the hill, nothing but fields and sky, the sort that makes you pause mid-step. And Stockton Lake’s just 15 miles off—25,000 acres of water for fishing lines at dawn or skipping stones with kids.

Price $79,500.

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