$350,000

This 19.24-acre homestead is built for anyone who wants to live closer to the land. Every inch of it has been thoughtfully developed for self-sufficiency, comfort, and country living. There is a 1, 440-square-foot of living space inside a 60x40 barn, offering a practical mix of comfort and workspace. It includes a full kitchen, bathroom, laundry area, and cozy living room with high-speed internet and electric service already on site. A natural spring supplies water directly to the home through a gas-powered pump and 1, 000-gallon holding tank, feeding a dependable system that's ideal for off-grid or sustainable living. Nearby, a quiet pond draws deer and wildlife, surrounded by hardwoods, fruit trees, and established gardens. The property features greenhouses, a chicken coop, and multiple berry patches, along with rows of apple, peach, pear, and cherry trees. Mature oak, hickory, and walnut trees shade the land, while native persimmons and sassafras add to the natural character. There's room to grow food, raise animals, and build a lifestyle that's rooted in nature. Whether you're starting a small farm, expanding your homestead, or just looking for a peaceful country property with real potential, this land has everything you need to get started. Located just off Highway A in Marshfield, this property offers the perfect blend of easy access and country privacy. You'll have paved road frontage right up to the turnoff, with additional frontage along a quiet gravel road that keeps traffic and noise to a minimum. The location gives you quick access to town for supplies, schools, and amenities, while still feeling tucked away in your own private piece of the Ozarks. It's the kind of spot that makes running into town simple but coming home feel like a getaway. Fruit Trees 2 Apricot trees (self-pollinating) 3 Nectarine trees (self-pollinating) 3 Peach trees (self-pollinating) 3 Apple trees (cross-pollinating) 2 Asian Pear trees (cross-pollinating) 4 Persimmon trees (self-pollinating) 2 Tart Cherry bushes (self-pollinating and highly prolific) 2 Sweet Cherry trees (cross-pollinating) Che tree (Mandarin Melon Berry / Silkworm Thorn - rare, unique fruit variety) 2 Kousa Pink Dogwood trees (rare ornamental with edible, custard-like fruit; located behind small greenhouse) 3 Paw Paws Berries 8 Elderberry plants (European variety, prized for antiviral properties) Raspberries: Two rows above the spring, one row west of barn/house Black Raspberries: Hill above old house Blackberries: Multiple wild varieties plus four domestic rows Strawberries: Ever-bearing and spring varieties, planted in large tractor tires on north end beyond shade house 3 Grape Vines - Two Concord, One Marechal Fosch Trees and Native Growth Predominantly Hickory, Oak, and Maple Additional species: Locust, Black Walnut, Mimosa, Sassafras, and Rose of Sharon Native Persimmons north of pond (popular deer forage) Structures and Improvements Main Greenhouse: 30' x 50' metal frame with electric heater, fans, exhaust system, extra wiggle wire and channel, and white mesh screens on lower panels Shade House: 20' x 40' PVC-framed Starter Greenhouse: 10' x 10' conduit-framed Pole Barn / Chicken Coop: Metal roof and sides