Overlooking the Mississippi River in Louisiana, Missouri, the remarkable Goodman–Stark House is now offered for just $125,000, presenting a rare opportunity to take ownership of a nationally recognized piece of architectural history.
Associated with Clarence McDowell Stark, co-founder and first president of Stark Brothers Nurseries and Orchards Company, the residence carries an important connection to the community’s commercial history.
601 N 3rd St, Louisiana, Missouri — $125,000
5,469 sq. ft. | Built 1894 | Approx. 0.40 acres | National Register of Historic Places | Queen Anne Victorian
The 2½-story Victorian showcases American Queen Anne architecture through its dark-red pressed-brick exterior, limestone foundation, steeply pitched roof, prominent chimneys, bay windows, pedimented dormers, and elegant porches.
Inside, original woodwork, period millwork, wood floors, transom windows, multiple fireplaces, and an impressive central staircase preserve the atmosphere and craftsmanship of the late nineteenth century.
Generous rooms and tall ceilings give the interior an impressive sense of scale, while a full basement and detached one-car garage add practical space to the historic property. The approximately 0.40-acre corner lot sits close to Riverview Park and benefits from its elevated setting near the river.
For a buyer drawn to authentic Victorian architecture, the Goodman–Stark House offers something increasingly difficult to find: substantial scale, documented history, original craftsmanship, and the chance to give an important Missouri landmark its next chapter.
Listed by: Larry A Evans 636-383-0198, RE/MAX Platinum, Kory A McCullough 636-578-6429, RE/MAX Platinum