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CUSTOM HOME & 75 ACRE CATTLE FARM ON THE LITTLE ST. FRANCIS RIVER: Located only 1 mile South of Fredericktown, this farm offers 75 acres of fenced and cross fenced pasture with good fertile river bottom soil. There is over 1,700 ft. of river frontage, 3 ponds, 40’x50’ machine shed, 75’x40’ barn with water & electric, two automatic waterers, working corral, head catcher & loading chute. There’s also a run in with tack room & fan for horses on a 3 acre dry lot. This 3-BR, 4-BA custom home has an open floor plan w/atrium, beautiful floor to ceiling brick gas fireplace in the great room, and a kitchen that would be any cooks dream. The finished basement has a large family room/game room, exercise room, craft room and another full bath. There’s also an unfinished side with plenty of storage and a safe room as well. The home is perfect for entertaining with it’s screened-in porch, deck and patio overlooking the pool and it’s well landscaped yard. This is truly a must see property!

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416 South State St., Desloge

Unique find in the city limits, 1 1/2 brick/vinyl home sitting on 7 acres more or less with 56 x 36 shop with electric and concrete floor. This lovely 5 bedroom, 3 bath home is filled with charm and character. Main level includes a spacious living room and fireplace with gas insert, updated kitchen with new counter tops, stainless appliances & separate dining room. The main level master bedroom with adjoining bath is also a plus, along with den/office for multiple purposes. The upper level has lots of space for a growing family with 3 additional bedroom, one with an adjoining 12 x 11 room would make a great play room. This is a must see to appreciate property with several outbuildings, large yard, circle drive, and numerous other updates making this a perfect forever home! Call for a showing today.

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uying a house is a long, complicated process with lots of paperwork and steps. Whether you’re buying for the first time or you’ve done it half a dozen times, the process can get overwhelming. But there are plenty of available resources to enjoy you check all the boxes, ask the right questions and end up with a home you love and can afford.

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U.S. News and World Report released a Guide to Buying a Home, which walks homebuyers through what they need to know when beginning. Start with people. You’ll need: A real estate agent: Especially for first-time homebuyers, a real estate agent is critical to making homebuying more pleasant and less stressful. Your agent has a wealth of knowledge about questions you should ask, the timeline, what to look for as you’re looking for houses and more. He or she also will be your negotiator with the seller and handle all the paperwork. You are hiring this person, so look for recommendations from people you trust and don’t be afraid to interview a few agents to find someone with whom you trust.

A lender: You can start with your own bank or talk to your real estate agent about good lenders in your area. Find a lender early, even before finding a house; many sellers won’t entertain an offer if it doesn’t include pre-approval from the buyer’s lender. To get that, you’ll need several documents and a credit check,

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all of which can take time.

In the way of paperwork, you’ll need bank statements for all of your accounts, including retirement accounts, for all the people whose names will be on the loan. You’ll also need income tax returns and pay

stubs, as well as documentation for any other income or debt you have. Lenders want to make sure you have the means to make your payments.

Finally, you need to know what you want. Start with your budget; figure out how

much you can afford to pay each month, including insurance, property taxes and mortgage insurance and determine how much you can pay up front for a down payment. From there, consider your needs and wants in a house: number

of bedrooms and bathrooms, whether you want a garage or a big yard or kitchen, what neighborhood or school district you’d like to live in, the commute to work, and so on.

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New Listing 19001316 Ironton / $24,500

Great place to getaway and you dont even have to drive for hours to get there. Oversized cabin that is ready for you to finish up before sping gets here and bring your boat because you are right on the lake. Perfect time to purchase and enjoy your weekends, fishing riding ATVs and just relaxing.

19003982 Farmington / $379,900

Look no further!! This is the home youve been dreaming about finding..and its HERE! With 5 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths. a large media room, family room and office space, that will allow your family room to grow for years to come. This is a full brick home, with beautiful hardwood, some carpeting, very large rooms.

19032110 Farmington / $185,000

This is a must see built by the best Builder in St. Francois County.

Another beauty built by Johns Properties LLC. With an open floor plan. Divided bedrooms, and a full unfinished basement. This one has everything you could want.

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Park Hills / $479,000

This is a must see!!! Beautiful views are what you will find on this 30.23 acre, spread with an immaculate home. The exceptionally well manicured yard and landscaping will definitely catch your eye.

Upon entering home through the front door into the foyer you will be greeted with beautiful hardwood flooring, kitchen with granite counter tops, a breakfast bar and a separate dining room.

18092111 Park Hills / $720,000

This home is beautifully custom built, with quality everywhere you look.

Sitting on 26.38 acres of gently rolling land that is fenced, and cross fenced with gates to access all parts of the property. The homes interior includes 5,800sqft of living space with 3 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, with a bonus room over the garage that could easily be made into another very large bedroom. Full, finished, walkout basement.

19042802 Bonne Terre / $159,000

If you have always wanted a turn of the century home but thought you couldn’t afford it, take a look at this beauty. Walk in and you will see the entry foyer and the beautiful stairway leading up to the 3 bedrooms, full bath and laundry area and the attic entrance that is great for extra storage. On the main level you have the family room, formal living room, dining room, office area, kitchen with an over sized pantry.

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18084057 Desloge / $130,000

New, New, New and waiting for you. This 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath home offers plenty of space, with tons of updates... New Central heat and air, New Hot water Heater, New kitchen appliances, New kitchen cabinets and counter tops, new carpet and vinyl, new fans and lighting, freshly painted. This is a must see. Make your appointment now.

19022903 Farmington / $179,200

Huge yard a couple minutes from town, but far enough out for the country feel. Practically new 3 bed, 2 bath with an extra finished room in the basement with room for many more. Newly painted with modern colors and ready to move in. Open floor plan with split bedroom setup for privacy. Master features a huge walk in closet. Basement rouged in for 3rd full bath.

19044724 Jackson / $130,000

All measurements were done by a non-professional and may not be accurate. Seller is relocating and is motivated to sell! Nice 3 b/r ranch on 1/2 acre in Lakeview Estates Subdivision. Older home needs a little TLC but is move in ready.

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ou’ve found a house has walked through hundreds of houses and knows what you want to make warning signs to look for.

Ask questions of your agent, your home. Whether it’s neighbors if possible, a homebeen weeks or months of owners association and anyone looking, this is an exciting else who can give you an idea of what the neighborhood is step. Before you fall in love like.

When you’re ready to make with it, make sure you’ve an offer, talk with your agent kicked the tires, so to speak. about price. Don’t be afraid to

Turn on water faucets, flush toilets, check fireplaces and stoves, look closely at walls, ceilings and floors for any signs of structural damage. According to the Guide to Buying a Home, your real estate agent is a great resource; he or she

negotiate, but know how much you’re willing to pay and be careful not to overextend yourself. Get a pre-approval from your lender.

The offer document is dozens of pages long (all filled out by your agent, but read each page carefully)

and includes information about the home itself, including potential drawbacks like living near an airport or previous issues with the structure.

When your offer is accepted, you’ll put a small amount of money down with the title company. This starts the escrow period, a set amount of time during which certain steps must be completed.

Your agent can help you find an assessor, who examines the house to make sure it’s in good condition and what repairs are needed. You can ask the seller to make those repairs or negotiate a lower price or other trade-off.

States allow only a certain num-

ber of days for the assessor to come in and for the buyer and seller to negotiate repairs, so start the process quickly.

Your lender will send an appraiser, who looks at the home itself and also at similar nearby homes that have sold recently to determine the home’s value. You likely will not be able to get a loan for more than the appraised value of the home; if it comes back less than the asking price, the buyer and seller may have to renegotiate the price or the buyer puts more money down. You can also appeal an appraisal if you believe it to be incorrect.

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A fence does more than provide security and privacy.

It also shows off your personal style and can add the perfect finishing touch to the overall look of your home and garden. Here are the top fencing trends of 2019 that you should know about.

1. A modern esthetic Give your yard a contemporary look by installing a fence that uses horizontal boards instead of vertical ones. Keep the design sleek and simple and avoid incorporating ornate embellishments.

2. dArk colours Darker colours are becoming increasingly popular for fences. Consider making yours charcoal grey, midnight blue, chocolate brown or jet black.

3. including plAnts Embrace nature by planting wild-looking perennials that will grow along your fence every year. Or, build small shelves into the fence where you can place potted flowers or herbs.

4. AlternAtive mAteriAls Wood was once the go-to material for fences. Nowadays, low maintenance vinyl or composite can be just as attractive and more affordable to boot. Other fashionable options include stone, brick and metal.

Studio or storage: tips for building a shed in your backyard Need a place to store your gardening supplies? Or perhaps you’d like to create a studio or office that’s separate from the rest of your home? In either case, building a shed in your backyard could be the solution. Here’s what you should do before you begin. evAluAte your needs If you intend to use your shed for storage, start by figuring out how big it should be. Place all the items you want to store in it on the ground and then

No matter what type of fence you choose, make sure to talk to your neighbour before you begin building it. Not only is this a matter of courtesy, but they may also be willing to share some of the costs.

measure the amount of space they take up. Be sure to add a few extra feet to give yourself room to move.

Will you need to store large items like a riding lawn mower or snowblower? Then choose a design with double doors. Also, be sure to include a strong floor and to install shelves and racks to help keep the space tidy.

If you’re planning to use your shed as a home office, studio or playhouse, there are other considerations to take into account. You’ll probably want windows to let in natural light and you’ll need insulation to seal the space off from the elements. An electrician will be required to safely connect your shed to a power supply. decide where you’ll put it How you intend to use your shed should dictate where you place it. If you’ll use it to store gardening supplies, place it at the back of your yard close to your garden.

But if you intend to use it every day, make sure the entrance is easy to access in all seasons.

In all cases, make sure you position your shed on flat ground and in an area that won’t flood. get the necessAry permits Before you start building your shed, check your municipal bylaws. You may need a permit to build one on your property. Additionally, there may be stipulations regarding where you can place it.

hire A contrActor It may be tempting to save money on your new fence by installing it yourself. However, unless you’re an experienced handyman and already own the necessary tools, this is a job best left to the pros.

A fencing contractor has everything needed to quickly and efficiently build your fence.

They’re also better able to deal with challenges that may arise during the installation. For instance, rocky or sandy soil may make it hard for fence posts to stay upright, or there may be

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Check out the curb appeal in this cute bungalow on historic Church Street in Bonne Terre. Walk into the spacious main living area and be prepared to feel completely at home. With three bedrooms and two full baths, this lovely home has plenty of room for your family. The two large bedrooms upstairs give you many options of living space.

Looking for a country home, not too far out of town, this cute home sits on 1.21 acres more or less. This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with partially finished basement and attached garage would make a perfect place to call home! This home could use a little TLC, call to make it yours today!

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Bonne Terre / $319,900

Custom built 2 story home, with great curb appeal. The main floor has a gorgeous custom kitchen with maple cabinets, large center island, 2 breakfast bars, walk in pantry and lots of unique cabinets for storage. In addition to the eating space in the kitchen there is a separate dining room. The great room is fabulous with a large stone fireplace to enjoy cold winter evenings.

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Festus / $255,000

Custom built/vinyl brick home on 3.38 acres with high efficiency Anderson windows,geothermal HVAC & cellulose insulation. Living room designed with a beautiful natural gas stone fireplace with natural cut & polished stone hearth & built in bookcases. Stunning kitchen entices any cook, custom cabinets/back splash, quartz counter tops, beverage cooler, wine rack, 50yr old butcher block, & more.

BACK ON THE MARKET NO FAULT OF THE SELLER! Beautiful renovated 3 bedroom 2 bath home in Jefferson R-7 school district sitting on 5.38 acres!Entering the living room you will be in awe of the cathedral ceilings with sky lights,hard wood floors, and cozy wood burning fireplace.Natural light floods the living room and kitchen, making the heart of the home a relaxing and inviting space.

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19004141 Mineral Point / $99,900

3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath home with large living room, and separate dining room. The home has an unfinished basement, great for storage or finish to your plans and a Hardy wood furnace to keep you cozy and warm while keeping your utility costs down. The home sits on 1.65 acres giving you privacy, but easy access to state highway. Additional great features of the home included a large covered porch, attached garage & 2 carports.

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GORGEOUS lakefront home on beautiful Lake Carmel! You will be in awe as you walk into the light, open, and airy 26x20 great room which boasts an amazing stone fireplace. The main level contains a large master suite, second bedroom, second bath, and laundry. The large kitchen has granite counter tops, massive center island and an abundance of cabinet storage space with TWO pantries!

Park Hills / $419,900

Beautiful custom home, built in 2016 has 2813 square feet of living space, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths sitting on 54.86 acres.

The main level of this home has a lovely kitchen with Energy star Samsung appliances, breakfast bar/center island & pantry. A separate dining room is a plus for larger gatherings.The adjoining living room has a beautiful gas fireplace.

14053885 Farmington / $750,000

Location, Location, Location!! Approximately 24.77 acres at the edge of town. Farmington area is growing leaps and bounds, don’t let this opportunity pass you by! This property is currently not in the city limits, but possibly could be annexed into the city. Numerous possibilities, retirement community, residential lots, apartments, condo’s or even commercial.

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The Buying Process

ongratulations; you’ve decided to buy a home! It can be a scary process, but whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or seasoned homeowner, it’s good to know what’s ahead for you in the weeks to months you’re looking for and purchasing a house.

U.S. News and World Report’s Guide to Buying a Home walks potential buyers through the steps, the first of which is to find a real estate agent. This professional can answer questions about the housing market, help you set a price and set up appointments to show houses, negotiate with the other party’s agent and walk you through the entire process. Finding a real estate agent you trust is critical; ask friends for recommendations and interview potential agents.

Next, find a lender.

Collecting the necessary paperwork and getting credit checks can take a little while, and many sellers require a pre-approval for the loan amount to entertain an offer. The lender can talk you through the different types of loans, how much you can afford based on your finances and any programs for which you may qualify.

Make a list of what you want in a home and keep it close by as you’re browsing houses. When you visit houses, ask questions, check out all the nooks and crannies, turn on lights and the stove and flush toilets. If

you’re interested in a house, talk to neighbors about what the area is like, figure out what school district you’re in, how long your commute would be and what traffic is like during rush hour. Check your local police department’s website for crime statistics.

When you’re ready to make an offer, get the preapproval for that amount in hand. Your agent will do the necessary paperwork, though you’ll have dozens of papers to sign. You and the seller may go back and forth on the cost. When an offer is accepted, you’ll

make a small escrow payment, then your agent will help you find an assessor to examine the house for problems, which you and the seller can then negotiate to get resolved.

Your lender also will hire an appraiser to assess the value of the home; most

lenders will not make loans for more than what the house is appraised for. At the end of the escrow period, you’ll go to the title company, sign more paperwork and pay closing costs and down payment.

2. Use natural textures. Make your home feel like an extension of the outdoors. Use organic materials like wood and stone for the floors and decorate with items made of wool, rattan and reclaimed wood.

3. Incorporate light neutrals. Pale, neutral colours are hallmarks of farmhouse inspired homes. Grey, white and cream all work well with

4. Include one-of-a-kind pieces.

Search flea markets and estate sales for unique pieces of furniture and decor that you love and that say something about your interests or personality.

5. Opt for weathered items.

Though you don’t want your home to appear rundown, farmhouse style should look well loved, not shiny and new.

There’s a fine line between farmhouse chic and country kitsch, so select items that are charmingly understated and add character to your home.

Home renovation on the horizon?

Here are five tips for choosing a qualified contractor.

1. Get recommendations. Ask friends and family members who they’d recommend for the job — word of mouth is one of the best ways to find a good contractor. Checking online reviews is another method to search for possible contenders.

2. Ask for credentials. Hire a contractor who holds the necessary licences and permits to work in your area.

3. Interview several candidates. Ask each contractor about their qualifications, their experience, how their company works and if they have any suggestions for your project. Don’t forget to get referrals.

4. Check references. Call previous clients to ask if they were satisfied with the contractor’s work, if it was completed on time and whether or not there were any problems or issues during the renovation.

5. Get it in writing. Before the contractor starts, make sure he or she provides a detailed contract that includes the work to be done, the start date, the projected end date, the payment schedule, the materials and products that’ll be used and any subcontractors that need to be hired.

By following these steps, you’re sure to find a trustworthy and hardworking contractor to make your dream renovation a reality.

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1.Mix old and new. Farmhouse chic largely stems from mixing styles. In the kitchen, for example, don’t be afraid to combine hand-me-downs and flea market treasures with the latest stainless steel appliances.

wood accents. Complement the look with accent colours that are also on the lighter side.

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You don’t have to live on a farm, or even in the country, to embrace a farmhouse esthetic. Here are five ways to get the look in your home.

Five tips for choosing a contractor for your next home renovation

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Farmington • $194,900

Here is your opportunity to own a gorgeous brand new home! This 3 bdrm 2 bath home is a must see! Spacious open floor plan. Large kitchen with lots of counter space and over sized pantry. Master bdrm has large walk-in closet with built in wall safe.

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Perryville • $99,900

INVESTOR DREAM or great prospect for someone that can put some tlc into a home! Home is livable and in great shape but is in need of some updating. Lots of SF and LARGE private yard! 3 bedroom 2 bath home with large deck 16 x 20 yard shed!

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Farmington • $194,900

Beautiful brand new 3 bdrm 2 bath home in newer residential community just one mile outside of Farmington city limits! Spacious open floor plan! Extra wide steps to full unfinished basement ready for you to customize and finish to your liking.

Farmington • $749,000

One of Farmington’s finest homes! Completely custom, Architecturally designed and tastefully planned. 6 Bedroom, 5 Bath estate with space to entertain! Vaulted ceilings, top of the budget granite counter tops,Over-sized walk-in pantry in kitchen.

Farmington • $56,900

Beautiful 10 acres in Farmington! Great property to build your dream home or to use for Recreational or Hunting!

Plenty of woods for timber as well.

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Farmington • $15,000

Three acre Recreational lot outside of Farmington in beautiful Riverbend Estates! Lot is partially wooded and borders St Francois River. Gated property with Restrictions. Good road access. Great for weekend outings with family!

Farmington • $739,900

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Beautiful Well loved and taken care of Home and Land on over 230 acres m/l in Farmington! This property has been in the same family for years! So much history throughout the property! Over 60 acres of pasture and the remainder wooded. Two ponds, 2,000 sq ft shop with electric, 1500 sq ft barn. Possible timber, 3 fields with fence, great fields, with little rocks!

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Beautiful working farm in Caledonia!

Gorgeous views through every window! This newer well taken care of home is approx. 3,112 sqt ft m/l and has a full length covered rear country porch. Home is handicap equipped if needed, and is beautiful and functional.

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How lawns a matted layer of grass clippings and other organic debris that collects on the top of the soil, is one indicator that a lawn could benefit from aeration, a process in which the surface of the lawn is perforated to break up compacted soil and allow oxygen, water and nutrients to reach root systems.

Other signs that aeration may be necessary include patches of thin grass, brown spots and a high

concentration of clay in the soil.

When faced with a lawn that could benefit from aeration, homeowners may wonder if such as task lends itself to DIY or if it’s best left to professional landscapers. Aerating a lawn is not always easy, and typically it involves the use of one of three types of aerators: Core aerator: A core aerator uses hollow tines to pull plugs of soil from the lawn. The plugs are left on the surface of the lawn.

Homeowners can pick up the plugs or, according to the grass seed experts at Pennington, even leave them in the yard and allow them to break down.

Spike aerator: The experts at Pennington note that spike aerators employ solid, spike-like tines to poke holes in the soil.

These aerators leave the spikes in the soil. Some people wear spiked aeration shoes while walking around the yard to mimic the effects of spike aerators.

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ompacted soil can have a dramatic effect on grass.

Compacted soil blocks oxygen, water and nutrients from reaching the root systems of the turf. That creates a lawn with weak roots, which make grass more vulnerable to disease and compromising its ability to withstand harsh weather, such as summer heat.

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employ rotating blades that slice through thatch and down into the soil. These aerators leave the soil in the ground.

Aerators can be operated manually, though professionals tend to use motorized aerators.

The machines are often heavy, so homeowners should consider their health and physical ability before deciding to aerate on their own. Hiring a professional landscaper who has experience aerating may the quickest and most effective way to restore a lawn to full health.

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253 Acre Cattle Farm in Madison & Iron Counties.

Newly remodeled ranch style home.

Great views & Wildlife , Barn. Cattle working pens, ponds springs . Mostly newer fencing Appx. 100 Brand new kitchen cabinets and counAcres in pasture balance in Woods . Lots of Deer & ter tops. This home also includes a large turkey !!! Older house doesn’t add much but there master bedroom that is separate from the is a well & septic which adds more value . If you looking for a working Cattle Farm or a beautiful rest of the home with a walk-in closet.

Scenic place to build your New Home.

Nestled on a peaceful .52 acres this cozy, well-kept 3 bedroom 2 bath house is waiting to be made into a home. Located south of town on a dead end county road this property has quiet and quaint views that you cam enjoy from the back porch. A one car garage and a 10x18 portable shed.

3 bedroom 1 bath offers a spacious kitchen with all new appliances. Covered carport and small shed area. New windows, flooring & H/A.

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Great fixer upper! Make a great weekend retreat with fishing in the lost Valley Lake.

4 Bedrooms 1 Bath lots of room make a great place to get away or maybe make it a place to build that dream home . A Must see!

This is great fixer upper ! Make a nice family home or if you are in the market for rentals this is it . 4 Bedrooms 2 Baths Central air and heat. New carpet in living room area. Nice 20X14 detached garage .

Great neighborhood close to down town . A Must see to appreciate.