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HOME OF THE WEEK! #20074633 • $329,900 8889 3 HWY E • ARCADIA MISSOURI RUSTIC HOME W/LAKE FOR SALE: Located in the foothills of the Missouri Ozarks, sits this rare gem. This property consists of a beautiful 3-BR, 2-BA rustic home with a fireplace, 4 acre stocked lake, 27’x30’ drywalled and insulated shed, 30’x50’ drywalled and insulated shop building, 10’x10’ utility shed, and a 30’x30’ covered pavilion with BBQ pit. There’s a second home on the property with loft sleeping area that will accommodate 6-8 people, full kitchen and a rock fireplace for a warm gathering this fall and winter. It’s a short drive to Crain Lake, Marble Creek Park and the Big St. Francis River. This property is located between Arcadia and Fredericktown on the scenic Hwy E. This 30 acres is also bordered

by Mark Twain National Forest which makes it even better for the outdoor enthusiast looking to get away.

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xterior renovations can enhance the appearance of a property and make it more enjoyable for homeowners. Certain renovations have the potential to add value to a home, while others may do the opposite. Learning which one have the largest return on investment can help homeowners select features that will have the most positive impact.

Curb appeal goes a long way toward attracting potential buyers. According to the National Association of Realtors, first impressions of a property have a strong influence on buyers.

Landscaping and external features can do much to influence such impressions.

Lawn care program: Investing in a lawn

care program that consists of fertilizer and weed control application and can be transferred over to a subsequent home owner is an attractive feature.

NAR says such a care program can recover $1,000 in value of the $330 average cost, or a 303 percent ROI. Low-maintenance lifestyle: When choosing materials for projects, those that offer low-maintenance benefits can be preferential. These include lowmaintenance patio materials, composite decking, vinyl fencing, and inorganic mulched beds.

Fire pit: A fire pit can be used for much of the year. In the spring and summer, the firepit is a great place to congregate to roast marshmallows or

sip wine and gaze into the fire. In the fall, the fire pit can make for a cozy retreat. A fire pit that has a gas burner is low-maintenance, and the National Association of Landscape Professionals says that most can recoup about $4,000 of their $6,000 average price tag.

Softscaping: Hardscaping refers to structures like outdoor kitchens or

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decks. Softscaping involves the living elements of the landscape. Hiring a landscape designer to install trees, shrubs, natural edging, and rock elements can do wonders toward improving the look and value of a home.

Pool or water feature: In certain markets, particularly hot climates, a pool or another water feature is a must-have.

However, in other areas where outdoor time is limited, a pool or water feature can actually lower the value of a home.

Speaking with a real estate professional can give homeowners an idea of how a pool will fare in a given neighborhood.

Outdoor improvements can improve the marketability of a home, as well as enhance its appearance and function.

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Although pedestal style bird baths are attractive, baths closer to the ground tend to attract more birds.

arm weather means more opportunities to spend time outdoors while at home. Whether your favorite form of outdoor recreation includes sitting on the patio reading or digging in the garden, there’s a good chance that you will be sharing the space with local wildlife. Optimizing opportunities to view and interact with backyard wildlife can make the great outdoors even more enjoyable.

The Cornell Lab of Ornithology indicates that there are around 2,059 bird species on the continent of North America. Red-winged blackbirds, yellow-rumped warblers, American robins, and chipping sparrows are among the most commonly seen birds in North America.

Making a backyard hospitable to birds can increase the chances for sightings and hearing their sweet songs.

Installing a bird bath can be a step in the right direction.

Bird baths can make yards more attractive to birds. Birds require a supply of fresh, clean water for drinking and bathing. By setting up a bath, homeowners can attract not only seed-loving birds, but those that don’t eat seeds and wouldn’t normally congregate around feeders, indicates All About Birds. Experts surmise that birds may bathe to maintain their feathers.

Not all bird baths are constructed the in the same fashion. Many bird baths sold in stores are better suited

for decoration than for serving as functional baths. There are four general types of bird bath: standing pedestal, hanging bath, deck-mounted, and ground-level. In general, the lower a bird bath is to the ground, the more likely birds are to use it. Most natural sources of water birds use are on or near the ground. Therefore, groundlevel bird baths may be the best investments.

It is important to keep the water in a bird bath shallow (around two inches of water or less). This enables birds to splash around safely and wade in.

Birds do not want to slide around, so a material that is coated and slippery, like glazed ceramic or glass, may not be too popular. Rough stone or a bird bath modified with pea gravel or rocks can give birds steady footing.

Place the bird bath in the shade if possible to ensure the water is cool and fresh. Locate it by a tree so the birds can hop up to a branch and preen afterwards. All About Birds also says that a bird bath is more attractive if it has a dripping or moving water feature, as this is often irresistible to birds.

Another way to ensure the bath will be used is to keep it clean and maintained. Change the water every day or two. Rinse off the bath to remove droppings, bugs and other debris.

Once birds learn there is a comfortable bath nearby, they may be more apt to visit a yard and may even become frequent guests.

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21007223 Park Hills / $89,900

Park Hills / $129,900

Check out this great getaway! This corner lot is the perfect place to relax and spend time, complete with a camper, tiny home, and 30 x 21 garage. Camper is covered and surrounded by a wood deck, and also has electric hook up and recently dug well. The 12x12 tiny home is insulated, has electric and all furniture stays.

Cozy 3 bedroom bungalow in Central R3 school district. The large living room with hardwood floors and wood burning fireplace with insert makes the perfect spot to relax at the end of the day. Enjoy meal preparation in the cute kitchen with lots of counter tops and cabinets. The home has a full basement and detached outbuilding for storage.

Well taken care of property just minutes from Park Hills. This home sits on +/- 12 acres in the West County school district.

This home has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths with a covered front porch and rear deck. Outside you will find a park like setting, including a well manicured yard with fencing, abundant wildlife and 3 different outbuildings.

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20090969 Bismarck / $129,900

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20089574 Bonne Terre / $25,000

Bonne Terre / $49,900

Manufactured home on 12.52 acres more or less. Enjoy country living at it’s best. This 3 bedroom 2 bath home with living room & family room gives additional space to gather with family and friends. Looking for privacy and seclusion, call for a showing today! This home is being sold as is. No government financing.

River front property in gated Big River Hills. The property currently has a residence that could be cleared to create your own oasis with direct access onto Big River. The possibilities are endless with this piece of land! The area has nice river front properties that line the street and gives a quiet and relaxing experience.

Great investment opportunity! Two homes on same parcel that share the same water and sewer line. The home at 133 is currently rented for 600.00 a month. The home at 135 would be in need of some maintenance before renting out.

Homes must be sold together. Potential for great monthly income. This property is sold as is.

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20077976 Park Hills / $250,000

Great commercial property in prime location, 400 amp electric & 1200 amp 3 phase electric services. Approximately 2800 square foot building on a 75 x 150 lot. The building provides 12’ ceilings, 2 bathrooms (1 handicap accessible), office area, washer and dryer hook ups, drinking fountain, new air conditioning units.

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20073179 De Soto / $365,000

Don’t miss out on this unique business opportunity! 8+ acres of the property is used as commercial for Bradley Salvage Yard.

The business includes the current salvage on the property as well as a fairly new fully stocked garage. The sale will include the salvage license to be transferred to the new owner. The property also includes 1 acre of residential.

Farmington / $890,000

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION! Commercial property with 17.63 acres and access to public water and sewer. The property currently has a residence and out building. Endless opportunities to take advantage of the high traffic on Highway 67.

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8 garden tools for beginners

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he right tool for the job is essential to working safely and efficiently. This is as true in the workplace as it is in the garden.

Novice gardeners may not know where to begin in regards to which tools they need. The following are eight items that can serve as a solid foundation for beginning gardeners.

1. Gloves: Your hands will be working hard, so it pays to protect them from calluses, blisters, splinters, insects, and dirt. Look for water-resistant gloves that are also breathable.

2. Hand pruners: Hand pruners are essential for cutting branches, cleaning up shrubs, dead-heading flowers, and various other tasks.

Choose ergonomic, no-slip handles that will make work easier. Rust-resistant, nonstick blades also are handy.

3. Wheelbarrow: A wheelbarrow can transport gear to garden beds or tote dirt, leaves, rocks, and other materials around the landscape. A good wheelbarrow is strong but light enough to maneuver when full.

4. Loppers: Long-handled loppers will fit the bill for thick branches.

The long handles provide leverage to cut through branches an inch or more in diameter.

5. Hand trowel: A hand trowel is a handy tool that lets you dig holes or unearth weeds. While shopping for a trowel, consider getting a hand-held garden fork, which can aerate soil and cut through roots.

6. Hose/watering can: Keeping gardens hydrated is part of ensuring their health. That makes a hose and a watering can two invaluable tools to have around. Invest in a lightweight, expandable hose if storage space is at a premium. An adjustable nozzle will enable you to customize the water flow as needed. A watering can is an easy way to tote water to hard-to-reach pots and containers.

7. Garden kneeler: Gardeners often bend and kneel while working in the soil. That puts pressure on the back and knees. A comfortable garden kneeler with memory foam or one made from shock-absorbing material can reduce aches and pains.

8. Garden hoe: Garden hoes till soil, remove weeds and perform many other tasks. A garden hoe can be used along with a fullsized shovel, trowel and garden rake.

This list is just the tip of the garden tool iceberg. Visit a garden center and speak with a professional about other tools that can be added to the mix.

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Farmington • $229,000

Come take a look at this meticulously kept single story brick ranch on the beautiful Columbia St in Farmington! This move in ready home has space for the whole family, and sits on almost an entire acre. The finished basement was built to entertain with unique seating and a wet bar.

Home outside city limits on 4 1/2 acres! Home has 2 car attached garage PLUS a detached 40x24 sq. ft. garage/workshop. Circle drive. Three bedrooms total with a bathroom on each floor. Lots of windows with natural light shining through. Basement is partially finished with a kitchenette too.

Farmington $498,000 Location, location, location! Nice piece of property with potential for multiple uses. This parcel has frontage on Highway 67 plus frontage with access on Flat River Road. Abuts Farmington city limits with utilities available.

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Farmington $89,900

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Walk to shops, restaurants and lots of local downtown Farmington establishments. Commercial potential. Parcel is nearly 1/2 acre lot.

Doe Run • $149,900 Take a look at this cutie in the Farmington School District! This 3 bed 1 bath home has wood floors throughout. Your family will enjoy the the finished family room in the full walkout basement. Don’t miss your chance to see this one! Call today to shcedule your showing.

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Doe Run • $10,000

Great location on Hwy 221. Half acre lot with many possibilities. Excellent site for a small business OR a nice home!

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Doe Run • $332,000

Prime property is hard to find. Here is 81 acres suitable for horses, cows, or whatever you want to raise! Great recreational place too. Build your own mini farm.

Park Hills • $521,875

Hello Opportunity! Here’s 41.47 Acres in awesome location for a new subdivision, apartments, duplexes or almost any business! Beautiful property with over 2100’ of road frontage.

Mary Gilliam GRI, ABR 573-760-6480 E-mail me at:

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Farmington • $269,000

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18 Court Square - Fredericktown

RAY STATLER 573-783-9921

CARLA SMALLEN 573-561-4175

IVAN STATLER 573-783-1316

TARA HALE 573-783-1848

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783-8455 • 756-2110

Turn-key Chapel and fellowship hall, main floor chapel has an office area and choir room and also storage. Baptism inside church behind pulpit area. All pews, organ and piano stay with church. Newly all remodeled kitchen are, new cabinets, flooring and countertops. Fellowshiphall has tables and all chairs that stay with property. Two large class rooms in basement. Men and womens bathroom. Lots more storage area, 2,358sqft of space. Broker owned. Sound system does not stay with church. House on property is a 2 bedroom, 1 bath ranch style home. Great house for a parsonage or use for rental for extra income for the church. Must have appointment to see with listing agent.