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Historic Boonville Landmark – Perfect for Boutique Inn, Airbnb, or Family Estate

$777,000

For Sale National Register of Historic Places Inn / Bed + Breakfast

711 Morgan Street

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For Sale National Register of Historic Places Inn / Bed + Breakfast

Historic Boonville Landmark – Perfect for Boutique Inn, Airbnb, or Family Estate

711 Morgan Street

$777,000

Description

Step into the past and embrace the future with this fully restored 6-bedroom residence offering nearly 5,800 sq ft of finished living space, plus an additional 2,000 sq ft of untouched attic space awaiting your vision. Nestled on a generous lot in the heart of Boonville, this historic home uniquely blends Civil War–era significance with modern-day potential.

Once a refuge for Confederate soldiers during the Battle of Boonville in 1861 and the birthplace of Walter Williams—founder of the Missouri School of Journalism—this property is steeped in history and storytelling. It even later housed the attorney of Frank James, brother of Jesse James, during the famous train robbery trial.

Today, the possibilities are as endless as its past is rich. With grand architectural details, soaring ceilings, original woodwork, and spacious rooms, this property is tailor-made for:

A thriving Airbnb or bed & breakfast where guests can immerse themselves in history.
A multi-family residence with space for in-laws, adult children, or long-term guests.
Multi-generational living that offers both privacy and connection under one roof.
Event or retreat space for weddings, historical tours, or boutique gatherings.

The expansive attic provides the opportunity to add guest suites, a loft-style studio, or additional living quarters, while the large lot offers parking and outdoor event space. Whether you’re looking to create a destination Airbnb, a charming inn, or a forever home that brings multiple generations together, this property pairs historic charm with modern opportunity.

Don’t just own a piece of Missouri history—turn it into a legacy.