Ask Pamela Welch
Log home in the Ozark Mountains with walking and 4wheeler trails in the back yard on 46.96 wooded acres and a wet weather creek! This home is 2400 sq ft, 3 bedroom, 3 bath with much storage, with an art studio downstairs with a private entrance, apartment and second kitchen downstairs, walkout basement. A full front wrap around porch overlooking the wildlife that comes to water and graze around the pond which you can see from the front covered porch. There are various buildings on the property. to include a workshop, a 100-year-old cabin that was home to a founding musician in this area but is not livable as it is, various storage buildings, and a 600 sq ft cabin that has had a renter for many years and is located away from the main home site with its own entrance. A hot tub on the back deck is perfect for relaxing. There is a beautiful peacock named Henry that lives on the property that is happy to show off his pretty feathers & could possibly remain. A cabinlike structure in the back yard that is actually a chicken house with covered area to keep your animals safe as well as Henry. Home has been the location of a locally acclaimed artist and on our Studio Tour for many years!
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Listed By: Lee Ann Thomas of Re/max Edge Realty - (870) 213-8224
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