About this property

A rare opportunity to own a true piece of Northwest Missouri history! Situated on approximately 12.4+/- acres near Langdon, the historically known Thompson-Campbell Farmstead dates to 1871 and offers remarkable character, craftsmanship, and space. This stately two-and-a-half-story brick home features 6 bedrooms, soaring ceilings, tall windows, original hardwood flooring and woodwork, substantial moldings, multiple fireplaces, and impressive stairways. The main level offers a parlor, formal dining room, library/study, den, kitchen, and spacious living areas. A grand center hall and staircase showcase the scale and craftsmanship of the home, while an unfinished attic measuring approximately 25' x 33' provides additional possibilities. Outside, mature trees and pasture surround the homesite, along with a detached garage, historic shed and ice house, and 48' x 48' metal barn/shop offering excellent space for livestock, equipment, hobbies, storage, or a workshop. Originally developed by Colonel Philip Thompson following the Civil War, this property offers a unique connection to Atchison County history. Conveniently located along State Hwy U with access to I-29 and within reach of Rock Port, it combines rural living with convenient access to nearby communities. Historic documentation references 12.4 acres, while current county records indicate approximately 11.23 acres; buyer to independently verify acreage. Property is located within a designated flood zone and flood insurance is available; buyer to verify coverage and costs. Proof of funds or lender pre-approval may be requested before confirming showings. This is a truly distinctive property that must be seen in person to fully appreciate its history, scale, and craftsmanship.

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