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Custom Country Home on 7 Acres in Easton, Missouri
Discover the charm of country living with this inviting property situated on approximately 7 acres in Easton, Missouri. This custom 3-bedroom, 1-bath home offers approximately 1,520 square feet of comfortable living space, combining unique character with thoughtful finishes and a peaceful rural setting.
Inside, the open-concept layout welcomes you with abundant natural light from large living room windows, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere. Custom oak cabinetry, leathered granite countertops, and quality finishes add warmth and style throughout the home. The bathroom features a timeless clawfoot tub, while the original COAL cellar door adds a distinctive touch of character and history. A tankless water heater provides modern efficiency and everyday convenience.
Outside, approximately 7 acres offer room to enjoy the outdoors, embrace country living, and make the most of your own slice of rural Missouri. Whether you're looking for a quiet homestead, space to garden, or a peaceful retreat from the everyday hustle, this property offers a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the simplicity and freedom of country living.
With its custom features, inviting interior, and acreage, this Easton property is a unique opportunity to own a charming country home with room to enjoy the lifestyle you've been dreaming of.
Directions: From Saint Joseph: Head west on Hwy 36 ,Turn Left onto SE Hwy Z, Take right on Bermond Rd SE, Property is on left.
MLS#: 60329103
Buchanan County is located in northwest Missouri and includes the City of St. Joseph along with the communities of Easton, Agency, DeKalb, Rushville, Faucett, Lewis and Clark Village, Country Club Village, and numerous other rural areas and unincorporated communities.
Approximately 84,800 (2024 estimate).
Buchanan County receives approximately 38 inches of rain annually, close to the U.S. average of 39 inches. Average annual snowfall is about 19 inches, compared to the national average of 26 inches. The county experiences approximately 205 sunny days per year. Average July highs reach around 88°F, while January lows average 18°F, providing four distinct seasons.
Buchanan County is served by several public school districts, including:
In addition, the county is home to several private schools and higher education institutions, including Missouri Western State University.
Buchanan County is served by two major healthcare systems:
Mosaic Life Care – A regional medical center headquartered in St. Joseph offering comprehensive healthcare services including emergency medicine, trauma care, cancer treatment, heart and vascular care, women's health, orthopedics, and numerous specialty clinics throughout northwest Missouri.
Saint Luke's Health System also provides specialty and outpatient healthcare services within the region.
Residents have access to multiple providers, including:
The closest major airports include:
Located approximately 55 miles south of St. Joseph, Kansas City is one of the Midwest's largest metropolitan areas with world-class healthcare, professional sports, shopping, entertainment, museums, restaurants, and Kansas City International Airport.
About two hours north, Omaha offers the nationally recognized Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium, thriving downtown districts, higher education opportunities, and a strong business community.
Approximately one hour west, Topeka is the capital of Kansas and features museums, shopping, state government offices, and numerous recreational opportunities.
Roughly three hours north, Des Moines serves as Iowa's capital city and provides major shopping, cultural attractions, sporting events, and business opportunities.
The Missouri River borders Buchanan County and provides opportunities for boating, fishing, wildlife viewing, and scenic overlooks.
Located in St. Joseph, this nationally recognized museum celebrates the history of the legendary Pony Express and the city's important role in westward expansion.
Visit the historic home where outlaw Jesse James spent his final days, offering a unique look into Missouri history.
One of Missouri's oldest parks, featuring walking trails, picnic areas, playgrounds, fishing lagoons, and beautiful gardens.
Situated along the Missouri River, this interactive nature center offers educational exhibits, wildlife viewing, hiking trails, and river overlooks.
Popular for hiking, mountain biking, trail running, and enjoying scenic views of the Missouri River bluffs.
The university hosts NCAA athletics, performing arts events, conferences, and cultural activities throughout the year.
Historic downtown features locally owned restaurants, boutiques, breweries, museums, art galleries, and seasonal festivals, all showcasing the rich heritage of one of Missouri's oldest cities.
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