15312 E Tally Bend Rd, Nevada, MO, 64772

Seeing is believing here in the "show-me-state". And here it is with a one-of-a-kind property of this caliber. It needs to be at the top of your "Want List". With it's prime location in the middle between KC and Joplin. In the northwestern part of the Ozark hills of Missouri that rests a beautiful hidden secret. Complete with a historical BOULDER-sized stones forming a mid 1800's stone house and two stone-cut wine caves. This property is in the heart of the country where the wine industry flourished in Missouri before moving to California in the mid 1800's. Lots of rich history happened right here. This property has historical appeal and a calling for the civil war buffs! Make your next future investment piece unlike anything you've ever seen. Starting with driving down the tree-lined property lines to the jaw-dropper when you pull in through the gate two amazing homes across from each other on each side of the driveway. Let's start with the Bowen Stone House. The earlier started but finished on tax records recorded around the 1860 to 1870's home of Captain James Bowen. He built this fortress for his wife after finding her under a tree after the Jay Hawkers burnt down their home in Kansas. With historical records at the local museums archives as well. Also, for the wine lovers it has hidden historical 1900's built by the Weis family with two stone-cut wine caverns 30 deep, 7 tall, and 7 wide solid arched stone walls and roof with brick floors. These would make fabulous wine vaults or storm-shelters.
That is only the start of this storybook property. Right here on the property is a beautiful 2002 Americana replica style salt-box colonial with 6"walls and cement siding, and (Pella double hung/double pane large) wooden windows a very well built home. At the moment it is currently still being remodeled from once a studio apartment to now having 3 large bedrooms and 1.5 baths but only finishing touches are being added with red cedar trim and new porcelain wood-grained tile.The main home has views to lookout over the hills, with a tree-top living space. The kitchen, dining, living room, bathroom, and one bedroom are all upstairs. Downstairs at ground level, there are two very large bedrooms(could always divide 13.25x20and 9.25x20). The hallway divides the bedrooms from the mud room, bathroom, and laundry area. Lots of space and more to be made in your preserved stone house.