Built In 1851, 4-Story Limestone Federal-Style Home On Over 17 Acres

In 1849, German immigrant Dietrich F. Voss hired stonemasons at just 50 cents a day to build a legacy along the serene Bourbeuse River. By 1851, this iconic 4-story limestone Federal-style home rose on 17+ pristine acres—now exquisitely restored to reveal breathtaking details at every turn: meticulously refinished wood floors, original stone fireplaces, and expansive rooms filled with character. The chef’s kitchen is a masterpiece, boasting exposed stone walls, endless counter space, and a massive gas range designed for culinary artistry.

Beyond the main house, discover three enchanting riverfront cabins, each with a private kitchen, cozy bedroom, porch, and dreamy outdoor shower overlooking the gently flowing river—perfect for mornings spent floating, fishing, or embracing nature’s calm. A sprawling 4-stall barn opens to lush pastures, complemented by a pig pen, chicken coop, corn crib, ...