8517 State road o Steedman, MO 65077

MOTIVATED SELLERS!!! $25,000 Price Reduction!! Will sell FHA, USDA, and VA!
Come check out this gorgeous, freshly remodeled 4 bed, 2 bath, one-level farmhouse in the highly sought after South Callaway school district!! This home sits on 20 acres overlooking MO conservation land. You can access this property from the blacktop or county road frontage. Only 20 mins from Fulton. This property features 3 large outbuildings, 2 ponds, 2 car attached garage w/ opener, and detached garage w/ shop. Fenced and cross fenced. Primary Suite w/ bath, walk-in closet, and door to private patio. See documents for a list of all the updates to the home. This home is one you won't want to miss! PLUS this rare gem INCLUDES: 45x45 Barn; 3-Bay hay/loafing shed; 24x30 Workshop/1.5-Car Garage w/ ~720 SF, concrete floor, 100 amp service, 220V, windows, overhead & exterior door, insulated; stocked pond (catfish, bass, bluegill) near green shed; livestock pond; two automatic waterers; two water meters-one for house, one for livestock; working corral; blackberry bushes, and more!

The Reform Conservation Area is leased to the Missouri Department of Conservation to provide recreational opportunities, including hiking, nature study, hunting (deer--archery methods only, and turkey), and fishing on over 6,000 acres. It is said that the area is known as a good place to collect blackberries in summertime!
"Reform CA contains a diversity of land types, including openlands (today primarily cropland, oldfields, and other grasslands), forest and woodlands, and a very small portion of the Missouri River floodplain.
The land that comprises Reform CA has a unique history. The northern portion of Reform CA encompasses the bulk of the historic Coats' Prairie. Coats' Prairie, named after Reverend William Coats, was one of the earlier settlements in Callaway County. William Coats settled on the Prairie in 1817 and by 1830 most of the Prairie was occupied by several families with small homesteads (40 - 160 acres)."
"The "town" of Reform, which was located in the northeastern portion of the CA, was settled in 1830. Although Reform was never officially platted as a town, by 1884, the area had mail service, three churches, a saw and flour mill, a general store, blacksmith, wagonmaker, and a population of 150."