4590 SW Dreier Road

Imagine taking your morning coffee down to a spring-fed creek and pausing by a mini waterfall. Here, on 29.5 secluded acres bordering Missouri’s 2200+ acre Bluffwoods Conservation Area, there’s room to slow down and spend the day at your own pace. On the property is a natural spring that feeds the creek in the wooded ravine behind the house. Numerous walnut, white and red oak, black locust, ash, and sugar maple grow on the property. In spring, the ravine is a favorite spot to look for wild mushrooms, and deer and wild turkeys are frequent visitors. Above the woods, the land opens into up to about 10 acres of prairie. A deer blind at the property’s highest point offers a quiet perch to watch wildlife or see the evening light settle over the grass. The 30-by-50-foot, two-bay garage includes a professionally built 12-by-18-foot craft room or workshop with natural cedar and pine siding. It’s a dedicated space to spread out a project and come back to it whenever inspiration strikes.