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Beautiful, historic piece of central Missouri history.

This is the beautiful, historic McIntire home, built in 1868, and just west of the Westminster College campus in Fulton, MO. Henry Bellamann, author of "Kings Row", was reportedly a frequent visitor and played piano in the beautiful foyer. He would recognize the home today as many of the original features are still present and nicely restored.

Features include:
2+ acres.
Separate cottage that could serve as guest house, mother-in-law house, home gym, workshop, or be converted back to a garage. It has heat and AC, with vaulted ceiling in back half.
Kings Row staircase.
Claw foot tub.
Upstairs wet bar room with ceramic tile and French doors to balcony/deck.
Original wood floors through much of the home.
Kitchen has ceramic tile floors and custom Douglas Fir counter tops.
Large Master bedroom with bay window, window seats, built-in armoire.
Balcony covers back patio that is made of concrete & river rock, and has bar area, stereo, and fountain.
New vinyl windows except for antique living room window and attic windows.
Attic is accessible by original staircase and could be converted to a finished third floor.
Original pocket door between living room and foyer.
Main floor utility off master bedroom.
Large formal dining room with custom built-in oak entertainment center, desk & shelves surrounding original coal burning fireplace.
Large garden/fish pond.
Lawn stroage shed.
Extra paved parking.
Mature trees.
Large, covered front porch.

It could serve well as a bed and breakfast due to its proximity to the colleges. A lot of work and care has gone into this home.