15226 Boone Mo #ent Road

Property facts

Price

$1,400,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

26 acres

County

Warren County

MLS #

11983142

Description

15226 Boone Monument Road, Marthasville, MO 63357 $1,400,000 | 25+/- Acres | Historic Event Venue & Private Estate This one-of-a-kind 24\5-acre property offers a rare opportunity to own a large family estate, turnkey event venue, income-producing retreat, and historically significant property in the heart of Missouri wine country. Rich in heritage and thoughtfully modernized, Boone Monument Village seamlessly blends 19th-century craftsmanship with today's lifestyle and revenue potential. At the heart of the property is the iconic Main Barn, originally constructed in the 1860s and expanded in 2017, offering approximately 4,000+/- sq ft of flexible indoor and outdoor event space. The grand event hall features vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, elegant chandeliers, and multiple French doors that open to a spacious concrete patio complete with built-in firepit and wet bar - ideal for weddings, corporate events, and private gatherings. The commercial-grade kitchen supports full-scale catering, and ADA-compliant restrooms ensure accessibility. With minimal modifications, the barn can be transformed into a stunning barndominium residence, offering expansive living areas, a primary suite, office overlooking the lake, and potential for additional bedrooms, baths, and garage space. Historic Village & Guest AccommodationsThis remarkable property includes a curated collection of restored historic structures, creating a true village setting: - Main House (Dickhouse Manor, 1863, restored 2014) - 1,785+/- sq ft, 2 bed, 2 bath - Schoolhouse (Deveraux, 1843, rebuilt 2012, renovated in 2025) - Two Log Cabins (Bryan 1799 & Mellein 1853) - Stone Cabin (Alfermann Smokehouse, 1869, rebuilt 2015) - Buggy Barn, wash house, lean-to, nature shed, multiple gathering spaces, one tipi with fully insulated HVAC, and two stage coach wagons. Each structure is equipped with modern utilities while preserving its original character - ideal for overnight accommodations, retreats, or expanded event use. Potential Investment PossibilitiesThe village was previously the host for a variety of income producing activities: Wedding venue (hosting 200+ guests), short-term rental of cabins, stage coach rentals, concerts and retreats. The future uses on the property are endless and the room to expand is tremendous. With little effort, the main venue can be rented again for weddings, bridal showers and family parties. The historic home and cabins can also be monetized via short term rental. A bathhouse is roughly 50% complete and would add a nice touch to the village. Further, the property could host youth groups, churches, Katy Trail goers, folks in the area at local wineries, and so much more! The property also presents a wonderful option for a weekend family retreat. Equestrian & Land FeaturesThe gently rolling 24+/- acres are well-suited for equestrian use, hobby farming, or recreational enjoyment. The property offers: Open pasture areas ideal for horses or livestock. Ample space for future paddocks, riding arena, or barn expansion. Existing outbuildings adaptable for tack rooms, equipment storage, or stabling. Scenic riding potential throughout the property's natural landscape. Reliable water access with a stocked 3-acre pond, perfect for both livestock and leisure. Whether for personal equestrian use or as an added amenity to enhance guest experiences, the land provides versatility and long-term value. Historical SignificanceAdding to its legacy, the property is located near the final resting place of American pioneer Daniel Boone, one of the most influential figures in westward expansion. The presence of the Boone family cemetery on or near the property grounds provides a rare and meaningful connection to early American history, enhancing both its cultural significance and storytelling appeal for guests and visitors. Infrastructure & SettingThe property features a gated entrance, gravel drive, and a 20,000-gallon septic system, supporting both residential living and commercial operations. Mature trees, rolling terrain, and thoughtful landscaping create a private, park-like setting just minutes from I-64 and the surrounding wine trail.

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