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Cape Fair, MO Real Estate News

By Jim Bushart, Missouri Licensed Public Adjuster
(Licensed Public Insurance Adjuster)
Last summer, a popular Ozark lake was later discovered (after the big Memorial Day weekend) to be heavily contaminated with E coli....a nice way of describing human poop.  Accordingly, our state and a few counties have begun to put emphasis on the antiquated and poorly built private waste disposal systems that surround the Ozark lakes among the hills like the side of a toilet bowl....with each heavy rain acting as a "flush". When my client called to schedule his home inspection, I recommended to him that he have the septic system inspected as well. "The house was built in 2007 and the septic was installed at that time.  Do you really think I should spend the money?" he asked. I explained to him that Stone County, Missouri, will require each home seller (starting this time next year) to ...
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By Katie Asher,, Realtor/Broker
(ReeceNichols Real Estate)
Gearing up for the "Oinklawn Downs". Hmmmm! Most people would ask" the what"? Yes, the Oinklawn Downs....Pig Races. These are held on the second weekend of June every year. People gather from all around here to sponsor a pig, eat a great meal, socialize, and shop the booths.There are activities other than the races, including parade, crafts, barbecue, street dance and tractor show. Bring your families and come join in!
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Lake view manufactured home w/boat slip on 3 lots $99,900 1377 Peebles Point, Cape Fair MO Features: 4 bedrooms, 2 baths Lake view manufactured home on 3 lots in small subdivision You can bring the whole family to Table Rock lake in this spacious 4 bed 2 bath home. 10 X 30 boat slip for additional $$ www.1377PeeblesPoint.com Remarks: Rena WrenRoger Wren 417.230.4437 Rena Cell 417.230.4438 Roger Cell rwren@mo-net.com View Our Other Listings Tri-Lakes Realtors 7978 West Hwy. 76Cape Fair, MO 65624 417.538.5253 ©2007Properties Online, LLC, Patent No. US 6,760,707. The above information including square footage is based on data received from the seller and/or from public sources. This information is deemed reliable but has not been independently verified and cannot be guaranteed. Prospectiv...
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By Roger & Rena Wren
(Tri-Lakes REALTORS)
Close To Lake/Like New Manufactured Home $39,500 280 Holiday Hills Drive, Cape Fair MO Features: 2 bedrooms Charming 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Home Close To Table Rock Lake Two great decks for entertaining or just enjoying the view! 2 Car carport with an out building 1995 manufactured home has been updated w/new carpet and vinyl. www.280HolidayHillsDr.com Remarks: 2 bedroom, 2 Bath, charming manufactured home close to Table Rock Lake on paved road. This home is in excellent condition with 2 great decks for entertaining or just enjoying the view. Rena WrenRoger Wren 417.230.4437 Rena Cell 417.230.4438 Roger Cell rwren@mo-net.com View Our Other Listings Tri-Lakes Realtors 7978 West Hwy. 76Cape Fair, MO 65624 417.538.5253 ©2007Properties Online, LLC, Patent No. US 6,760,707. The above information...
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By Katie Asher,, Realtor/Broker
(ReeceNichols Real Estate)
I am a native of Cape Fair, Missouri.  When I began my Real Estate career 5 years ago, I researched my area to see what naturally was selling. I have seen a huge change in the Cape Fair area market in the last 4 years.  Lot sales in Countrytime Estates and Walnut Springs Subdivisions are increasing , thus new construction homes are going up. What a great time to buy, lake properties are still our niche, holding our market strong. More people are coming out to the country, quiet area away from the traffic. Cape Fair is 10 miles from shopping in Branson West and 16 miles west of Branson. Cape Fair will continue on its upward growth, it is a great little community on Table Rock Lake. Time to take a look.
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By Katie Asher,, Realtor/Broker
(ReeceNichols Real Estate)
HISTORY ABOUNDS IN THIS SMALL TOWN!The Cape Fair area was originally inhabited by the Delaware Indians.  The first pioneer to the area was Frenchman James Yoachum in 1790, who stayed with the Delaware Indians for a short time. The first settlers were John B. Williams, Zachariah Henson and Elijah Todd families who came from Tennessee.  They arrived on Christmas Day, 1835 and settled at the mouth of Flat Creek and James River.  William T. Stone arrived about the same time, and it was his family that the county was later named after.Of vital importance to the civil war, they built a powder mill across Flat Creek.  It was the first gunpowder mill west of the Mississippi River.  Bat Guano, a key ingredient of gunpowder, was mined from a nearby cave in what is now known as Bear Den Cove.  Cap...
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