1,560 Acres in Lebanon, MO

Tract 1

The Exchange Center
14900 Highway KK
Lebanon, MO 65536

This approximately 20-acre parcel features an impressive 21,644-square-foot event center thoughtfully designed to accommodate events of every size, from intimate candlelit dinners to large-scale concerts featuring A-list entertainers. Equipped with a top-tier sound system, professional projection capabilities, and exceptional amenities, this one-of-a-kind venue offers endless possibilities for weddings, corporate events, concerts, galas, and private celebrations.

The property is being offered turnkey, including all tables, chairs, commercial kitchen equipment, and event furnishings, allowing the new owner to begin hosting events immediately.

Inside, you will find multiple event spaces, several stocked bars, ample restroom facilities, private offices, and multiple suites with private restrooms. The venue also features a spacious indoor stage, providing an ideal setting for live performances and presentations.

Outdoors, guests can enjoy a stunning amphitheater overlooking a picturesque lake and sandy beach, creating the perfect backdrop for unforgettable events and breathtaking sunset views.

Every detail of this remarkable facility reflects exceptional craftsmanship, thoughtful design, and versatility. This truly one-of-a-kind property must be seen in person to fully appreciate everything it has to offer.

Tract 2

Wall Street Cattle Co. Sale Barn
14900 Highway KK
Lebanon, MO 65536

This approximately 20-acre tract features a versatile 25,600-square-foot equine, livestock, and entertainment facility designed to accommodate a wide range of agricultural, equestrian, and special events. The property includes horse stalls, a spacious indoor riding arena, and a professionally designed livestock-handling system, making it ideal for livestock sales, horse events, rodeos, clinics, and agricultural exhibitions.

At the heart of the facility is a built-in livestock auction ring complete with an auction block, bleacher seating, and chairs, providing everything needed to host successful livestock auctions and related events. The flexible layout also allows the venue to accommodate community gatherings, trade shows, banquets, entertainment programs, and other special events.

With its combination of livestock amenities, equestrian facilities, and event-hosting capabilities, this exceptional property offers outstanding versatility for agricultural businesses, event operators, and investors alike.

Tract 3

Tract 3 consists of approximately 301 acres located just west and south of The Exchange Center and Sale Barn tracts and directly across Highway KK from the Farm Office. It has frontage and access from Highway KK along the north end and Foxtail Road along the west side.

The property is fenced and cross-fenced and features automatic waterers connected to a deep well and rural water. Rural water is also available along Highway KK. This tract is primarily open and used for permanent pasture and hay production.

A portion of the property lies well enough to have been used for corn silage production. The remainder includes scattered trees, fence rows, ponds, and a small patch of mature timber along the south boundary.

For convenient year-round access, a good gravel driveway extends through the property from the gates on Highway KK to Foxtail Road. There are no permanent or large structural improvements on this tract.

Tract 4

Tract 4 consists of approximately 40 acres with frontage and access from Foxtail Road along the entire east side of the property.

The tract is almost entirely open and used for permanent pasture and hay production, except for a small patch of mature timber in the southeastern corner, a wooded fence row along the southern boundary, and a pond.

The property is fenced, connected to rural water, and equipped with automatic cattle drinkers. There are no structural improvements on this tract.

Tract 5

Tract 5 consists of approximately 38 acres with frontage and access from Foxtail Road along the east side of the property.

The tract is almost entirely open, with only a few scattered trees, and is currently used for permanent pasture and hay production. It is fenced, connected to rural water, and equipped with automatic cattle drinkers.

Improvements include a 28-by-40-foot barn-style building and a 30-by-40-foot barn-style building in the northeastern corner of the tract. These buildings are currently used for storage and as a gathering point for catching cattle.

Tract 6

14195 Highway KK
Lebanon, MO 65536

Tract 6 consists of approximately 30 acres with a beautiful home and outbuildings. The property has frontage and access along Highway KK to the south and McClurg Drive along the west side.

The tract includes an open area on the eastern portion, with the balance consisting of scattered trees and mature timber.

The primary improvement is a two-story home built in 2002 with approximately 2,540 square feet of living space. The home features vinyl siding, a shingle roof, thermal-pane windows and doors, and full-length covered front and back porches. It sits on a concrete footing and foundation.

The home offers six bedrooms and three full bathrooms, along with carpet and vinyl flooring, wooden kitchen cabinets, and Formica countertops. It is connected to rural water and has a functioning septic system. Heating and cooling are provided by a Trane electric furnace and central air-conditioning system. All appliances will remain with the home.

Additional improvements include a 12-by-24-foot metal-clad building on runners featuring thermal-pane windows, a mini-split heating and cooling system, and a five-foot covered front porch. A couple of smaller buildings are also located on the tract and are used for storage.

Tract 7

22851 McClurg Drive
Lebanon, MO 65536

Tract 7 consists of approximately 19 acres. It is primarily open and currently used for permanent pasture and hay production. The property has frontage and access from McClurg Drive along the east side and is connected to rural water. It is also fenced and cross-fenced.

Improvements include a log home built in 2011 with approximately 1,440 square feet of living space. The home features two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and an open floor plan with a large kitchen, dining area, and family room. It has central heating and air conditioning, a metal roof, and a spacious, partially covered wraparound porch. The home sits on a concrete footing and foundation and is connected to rural water with a functioning septic system. All appliances will remain with the home.

The tract also includes a 30-by-48-foot barndominium built in 2011. It features an open floor plan with a large kitchen, dining area, and family room, along with three bedrooms and one full bathroom. The pole-frame structure has thermal-pane windows, a full concrete floor, a concrete footing and foundation, metal roofing and siding, a drywall interior, and central heating and air conditioning. It is connected to rural water and has a functioning septic system.

Additional improvements include a 24-by-48-foot barn, livestock building, or shed and a 12-by-12-foot livestock shelter.

Tract 8

Tract 8 consists of approximately 33 acres with frontage and access from McClurg Drive along the east side of the property.

The tract is fenced, entirely open, and currently used for permanent pasture and hay production. It is connected to rural water and features an automatic cattle drinker. The property also includes a functioning sucker-rod corral system that is ideal for catching and working cattle.

A large, well-stocked lake with a tree-covered island provides an additional water source and recreational opportunities.

This beautiful stand-alone tract is well suited for constructing a new country estate, providing additional pasture for an existing cattle operation, or being combined with Tract 7 or Tract 9.

Tract 9

23175 McClurg Drive
Lebanon, MO 65536

Tract 9 consists of approximately 8.31 acres. It is almost entirely open and currently used for permanent pasture and hay production. The property has frontage and access from McClurg Drive along the east side and is connected to rural water with a functioning septic system.

The tract includes a 2014 ranch-style home with approximately 2,084 adjusted square feet of living space. The home sits on a concrete footing and foundation and features vinyl siding, a metal roof, and a full-length covered front porch.

Inside, the home offers an open floor plan connecting the kitchen, dining area, and living room. It also includes three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, numerous closets, and a utility room. Additional features include thermal-pane windows, central heating and air conditioning, and an outdoor hot tub. All appliances will remain with the home.

The property also includes a 40-by-60-foot detached pole-frame garage with metal siding and roofing. The building is wired and features three overhead doors, a walk-in door, windows, a full concrete floor, radiant LPG heat, central air conditioning, and a two-post electric-hydraulic automotive lift.

Tract 10

The Farm Office Tract

Tract 10 consists of approximately 201 acres with quality cattle-working facilities, machine and livestock buildings, farm-support structures, and a comfortable office suitable for veterinary and staff headquarters.

The property has frontage and access from Fleming Road along the northern end, Highway KK along the eastern end, and McClurg Drive along the western side. A well-maintained permanent gravel road runs through the entire tract.

The main facility consists primarily of two connected structures. The office portion measures 36 by 40 feet, while the pole-frame structure covering the pens measures 72 by 120 feet. The facility includes an attractive finished office and storage area connected to a large system of indoor and outdoor sucker-rod corrals.

The corrals feature a Silencer hydraulic cattle chute and alleyway system. The Silencer chute and alleyway will be offered separately with the personal property auction on Saturday.

The office is configured to provide private working areas for a receptionist, farm manager, and other key employees. It features a drywall interior, central heating and air conditioning, and restroom facilities. Space is also available for a veterinarian, with ample closet storage for veterinary supplies and equipment.

Wall Street Cattle Co. used this facility and its related support structures to work and treat the majority of its cattle. The complex is designed for convenient access and efficient movement and handling of large numbers of livestock. It is connected to rural water, and the office has a functioning septic system.

Additional improvements include a 46-by-75-foot pole barn with metal roofing and siding and interior pens. There is also a 34-by-48-foot open-front pole-frame building with metal roofing and siding that was used for machinery storage. Several smaller buildings provide additional storage.

Most of the tract is open and currently used for permanent pasture and hay production. The balance consists of small patches of mature timber, scattered trees, and ponds. The property is fenced and cross-fenced and features strategically placed automatic waterers that are ideal for summer grazing.

Tract 11

Tract 11 consists of approximately 60 acres and lies directly across Highway KK from The Exchange Center and Sale Barn complex. It has frontage and access from Highway KK along the south side.

The tract is fenced and equipped with automatic cattle drinkers. It is almost entirely open and currently used for permanent pasture and hay production. The balance consists of scattered trees, wooded fence rows, and a couple of small patches of mature timber.

Tract 12

The Nutter House
14123 Fleming Road
Lebanon, MO 65536

The Nutter House tract consists of approximately 20 acres with frontage and existing access from Fleming Road along the south side. The southwestern corner is open, while the remainder features scattered trees, mature woods, a pond, and a homestead.

The tract includes a single-story, three-bedroom home with approximately 1,504 adjusted square feet of living space. The home features vinyl siding, a shingle roof, and a 10-by-31-foot covered back porch.

The residence is supplied by a deep well and has a functioning septic system. It is equipped with a central forced-air furnace and central air conditioning. All appliances will remain with the home.

Additional improvements include a 25-by-28-foot barn, several smaller utility-style storage buildings, and a detached metal carport.

Tract 13

Tract 13 consists of approximately 370 acres located north of the Nutter House tract, Tract 12, and the Rock House tract, Tract 14. The property has frontage and access from Fleming Road along the south side and McClurg Drive along the entire west side.

There are no structural improvements on the tract. However, the property is fenced and cross-fenced and features automatic cattle drinkers supplied by well water from Tract 14. Rural water is not available on this tract.

The property is primarily open and currently used for permanent pasture and hay production. The balance consists of wooded fence rows, wooded draws, and patches of mature timber.

Tract 14

The Rock House Tract
14781 Fleming Road
Lebanon, MO 65536

Tract 14 consists of approximately 77 acres with frontage along Fleming Road on the south side. Access is provided by a private gravel driveway that extends along the eastern side before turning west and crossing the property to the homestead and other improvements in the northwestern corner.

Known as the Rock House tract, the property features a ranch-style home built in the 1960s with approximately 2,666 adjusted square feet of living space. The home has a native stone and vinyl exterior, a metal roof, and a concrete footing and foundation.

The residence offers three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a large living room, a kitchen with oak cabinets, and a beautiful native stone fireplace. Flooring includes carpet and original solid-oak hardwood. The home is connected to rural water and has a functioning septic system, an LPG forced-air furnace, central air conditioning, and a detached metal carport. All appliances will remain with the home. The residence is currently occupied by the farm manager.

Two deep wells on Tract 14 supply the home, cattle drinkers, outside hydrants, and cattle drinkers on Tract 13.

Additional improvements include a 20-by-50-foot pole-frame structure with a lean-to shed on each side and a large concrete pad. The property also includes a 15-by-103-foot covered feed bunk with feeding equipment situated on a 41-by-134-foot concrete pad next to the silos.

A 40-by-101-foot Quonset building with a concrete floor is also located on the property. Its rollback doors are damaged. Other improvements include an older hip-roof barn with a pole-frame lean-to structure used for working cattle, one 80-foot Harvestore with a Harvestore unloader, and one 30-foot Harvestore with a six-inch horizontal unloading auger.

Several smaller shed- and barn-style structures provide livestock shelter and hay or machinery storage. The remainder of the tract is primarily open and currently used for hay production and permanent pasture.

Tract 15

Tract 15 consists of approximately 320 acres with frontage and access from Fleming Road along the south side. An all-season gravel driveway along the eastern side provides access to the barns and other improvements.

The property includes extensive open pasture currently used for permanent year-round grazing and hay production. The balance consists of wooded pasture, scattered trees, and areas of mature timber.

The tract is fenced and cross-fenced and features a deep well supplying automatic cattle drinkers. A large, functioning sucker-rod corral system provides an efficient area for gathering and working cattle.

Structural improvements include a 26-by-41-foot pole-frame, metal-clad, open-front hay and machinery shed; a 30-by-120-foot open-front steel-frame building with metal roofing and siding for hay and machinery storage; and an older 24-by-40-foot hip-roof barn.

Tract 16

This approximately eight-acre tract is located along Highway KK near Highway 64. It has frontage and access from Highway KK along the entire east side.

The property is almost entirely open and currently used for permanent pasture and hay production. A few scattered trees and a pond are located on the western end of the tract.

Rural water and electricity are available. There are no structural improvements on the property.

This tract offers a convenient location close to Lebanon and just south of Highway 64.

Tract 17

Tract 17 consists of approximately 18 acres with access from Highway KK along the western end. The property adjoins the school property along its southern boundary.

The tract is primarily open, with scattered trees and a patch of mature timber in the northwestern corner. Rural water and electricity are available.

MFA has leased the property for test plots. However, there are no future tenant rights, and the buyer will receive full possession at closing.

There are no structural improvements on the property. This tract offers an excellent location for a new home with enough room for a small livestock project.

Tract 18

22961 Normandy Drive
Lebanon, MO 65535

Tract 18 consists of approximately two acres with frontage along Highway KK on the north side and frontage and access from Normandy Drive along the east side. The parcel is situated diagonally southwest across Normandy Drive from the school.

The property is connected to rural water and has a functioning septic system. It is primarily open, with a mature lawn and several beautiful, mature shade trees.

The tract includes a 1996-model mobile home measuring approximately 15 by 76 feet. The home features vinyl siding, a shingle roof, a front porch, and a 10-by-20-foot enclosed back porch. All appliances will remain with the home.

Several smaller utility-style structures are also located on the property.