As summer winds down and cooler weather makes its way to Mid-Missouri, the real estate market enters a new season, too. Fall buyers are often thinking beyond summer curb appeal and backyard.
Dated: November 18 2022
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Welcome to 7273 Hidden Pond Lane. Tucked into a 10-acre picturesque setting this one-owner, custom-built home offers the best of all worlds from location to unsurpassed quality. There is a wonderland of activities highlighted by a fabulous pool with a swim-up bar, stocked lake, indoor racquetball/basketball court & various outdoor gathering places The beautifully paved entrance leading to a circle drive welcomes you to this elegant, yet comfortable home. The stunning foyer with marble flooring & curved stairwell sets the standard for impressive details throughout. Main level has gorgeous family room, beautifully appointed LR, formal dining, spacious kitchen with large island & double ovens. Secondary master suite is on the main level. Primary master suite plus 3 additional bedrooms are on upper level. The terrace level has a huge family room, work-out room, billiard's room, game room, wet bar, full bath with entrance from the pool area & a large shop with double doors. YOU'LL LOVE THE VIEW FROM ALL LEVELS!
There is an attached 3 car garage plus an additional 4 car garage. All this just a few minutes to schools, shopping & MU stadium.


Already fallen in love with this home? Don’t worry, so have we! Call us to schedule your own personal showing.
Barb Schlemeier ☎️ 573-268-8858
Barb Melson ☎️ 573-424-5710
House of Brokers ? 573-446-6767
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