1405 Nebraska Street Mound City, MO 64470

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Welcome to 1405 Nebraska Street, Mound City, Missouri – A property with diverse potential, accommodating a mix of commercial, residential, and multi-family uses, all situated on a sprawling 1.71-acre lot. From the moment you arrive, the commanding presence of its enduring brick exterior leaves a lasting impression. This property, formerly functioning as a funeral home alongside a residence, exudes timeless charm and character at every turn. Step inside to discover an abundance of architectural features, including breathtaking woodwork, original wood floors, elegant pocket doors, and majestic ornate fireplaces that serve as focal points in various rooms. The main floor welcomes you with a succession of elegant rooms, from the hearth room, sitting rooms, and family area, each with its own unique charm and character. Additionally, you'll find a well-appointed office and an equipped kitchen, offering convenience and functionality for both residential and potential commercial use. As you ascend the historic grand staircase, adorned with intricate details, you'll reach the landing between the main and second floors, where stunning stained glass windows add a touch of elegance and sophistication to the space. The second floor houses the single-family living area, featuring generously sized bedrooms, ample natural light and the potential to craft a lavish bathroom suite fit for royalty. Continuing upward, the third floor offers even more space, 4th bedroom and bonus room. Many new vinyl windows illuminate each level and a newer roof ensures a modern touch. Completing the package is a 24x40 detached garage, providing additional storage space and convenience for your vehicles or potential commercial use. Whether you're drawn to the idea of restoring this property to its former grandeur, creating a distinctive living space, or exploring entrepreneurial ventures, 1405 Nebraska Street offers an unparalleled opportunity to make your mark on a piece of history.