Property Overview

Set along Liberty Road in Rogersville, this one-owner custom-built log home offers 2,700 square feet of living space on 12.1 acres. Built in 1986 from timber harvested directly from the property, the home combines authentic log construction with a secluded rural setting, wooded and cleared acreage, mature trees, pasture, a stocked pond, and panoramic views.

The interior offers three bedrooms, three full bathrooms, two living areas, a family room, fireplaces, hardwood, tile and carpet flooring, and a partially finished walk-out basement. Radiant-floor and propane heating complement an attic fan and window-unit cooling. The home also includes a kitchen with an electric oven, dishwasher, microwave, disposal and owned water softener.

Outside, the acreage provides a combination of cleared ground, pasture and wooded areas, with horses permitted on the property. A pond, covered outdoor areas, terrace and deck add to the property’s outdoor setting. A garage with loft and attached workshop, carport parking and additional outbuildings provide substantial space for vehicles, equipment, storage and projects.

The property is approximately 20 minutes from Springfield while remaining in the Rogersville area. The residence is offered as-is and cannot be subdivided.

Property Features

Land, Wildlife & Outdoor Living

The 12.1-acre setting combines cleared ground, pasture and wooded areas with mature trees and a pond. The property is suited to rural living with horses permitted and cleared ground available for livestock use. The surrounding landscape provides habitat for wildlife, including deer and turkey, and the listing also notes a reported black bear sighting.

The pond creates a natural focal point for the acreage, while the covered outdoor areas, terrace and deck provide places to enjoy the panoramic surroundings. The combination of open and wooded land gives the property a varied rural landscape while maintaining a secluded atmosphere.

Home Character & Renovation Potential

The home retains the character of a true custom log residence, with timber harvested directly from the property and a one-owner history. The existing layout and authentic construction provide a foundation for updating the interiors according to a buyer’s preferred style while maintaining the warmth and craftsmanship associated with the log-home design.

The partially finished walk-out basement, multiple living areas, fireplaces, garage loft and workshop create additional flexibility for future projects, hobbies, storage and everyday use.

Area Overview

Rogersville is a city in southwest Missouri with a 2025 population estimate of 5,754, compared with a 2020 Census population of 3,897. The U.S. Census Bureau reports 3.70 square miles of land area within the incorporated city and a 2020–2024 median value of $217,900 for owner-occupied housing units.

Rogersville provides a smaller-community setting within the Springfield regional area. Census data reports a 2020–2024 mean travel time to work of 26.8 minutes for workers age 16 and older, while the city continues to experience residential and infrastructure activity.

Safety & Crime

Crime information should be evaluated at the appropriate reporting geography rather than treated as a characteristic of an individual property. The FBI Crime Data Explorer provides reported crime information by participating law-enforcement agencies and explains that rates are calculated from agencies with complete reporting for the applicable period.

A directly retrievable, Rogersville-specific 2024 crime series for the requested offense categories was not located in the sources reviewed. Buyers seeking current incident-level or agency-specific information can use the FBI Crime Data Explorer and the City of Rogersville Police Department as reference points.

Schools & Education

Rogersville is served by Logan-Rogersville R-VIII, which operates primary, upper elementary, middle and high school campuses in the community. The district lists its schools as Primary School for PreK–1st grade, Elementary School for 2nd–3rd grade, Upper Elementary for 4th–6th grade, Middle School for 7th–8th grade, and High School for 9th–12th grade.

Nearby schools associated with the Rogersville area include Logan-Rogersville Primary, Logan-Rogersville Elementary, Logan-Rogersville Upper Elementary, Logan-Rogersville Middle and Logan-Rogersville High. School assignment should be confirmed directly with the district before relying on proximity information for enrollment purposes.

Healthcare & Hospitals

CoxHealth Center Rogersville is located at 151 Johnstown Drive and provides primary-care services, including preventive care and chronic-disease management. For hospital and emergency services, Springfield provides larger medical facilities, including Cox North Hospital with a 24/7 emergency department and Mercy Hospital Springfield with emergency and hospital services.

Housing Market History

Historical Rogersville housing data can be viewed through the Zillow Home Value Index, a market-level measure designed to track changes in typical home values. The following series uses the same Rogersville geography and ZHVI metric, with annual December values followed by the latest available 2026 value reported through June 2026.

From 2021 through 2025, the comparable annual values increased approximately 21.8%. The June 2026 figure is a latest-period value rather than a full-year 2026 observation. Historical market data describes past conditions and does not predict future property values.

Transportation & Access

Rogersville benefits from access to U.S. Route 60 and Missouri Route 125. The Route 60/Route 125 interchange project in Rogersville was completed in November 2024 and included interchange ramps and an outer road connection between Route 125 and Farm Road 229/Farm Road 243.

Springfield-Branson National Airport provides commercial air service for the broader region. Airport directions identify connections to the Springfield highway network through U.S. Route 60, Missouri Route 160, U.S. Route 65 and Interstate 44.

Shopping & Everyday Services

Everyday services are available within Rogersville, including grocery, pharmacy, fuel, dining and local service businesses. Price Cutter lists its Rogersville location at 1878 South State Highway 125. The local business community also includes restaurants and service providers along State Highway 125, Main Street and other central Rogersville corridors.

For a broader range of shopping, professional services and specialized retail, Springfield is the nearest major regional commercial center.

Parks & Recreation

The City of Rogersville Parks and Recreation Department provides community parks, athletic programs, events and recreational facilities. City resources identify County Line Road Park, the Frisco Caboose, Main Street Park and Logan Park, along with seasonal pavilion rentals and youth sports programs.

The rural character of the surrounding area also provides access to open landscapes, wooded acreage, ponds and other outdoor settings throughout the Rogersville region.

Utilities & Connectivity

The City of Rogersville provides municipal water, sewer and trash services within its utility system, while natural-gas information is provided through Summit Natural Gas. The property itself is equipped with private water and a septic tank, so municipal utility availability in the broader area should not be interpreted as service to this residence.

Broadband availability varies by address. Rogersville-area broadband data identifies multiple providers and connection types, including fiber, cable, fixed wireless, DSL and satellite service. Because rural availability can vary substantially from one parcel to another, buyers should confirm service and speeds for the specific property address before closing.

Development & Planning

Rogersville has experienced substantial residential development in recent years. In its 2025 financial report, the City reported more than 500 new residences built during the previous six years and identified more than 400 residential lots in the submittal process across developments including Jamestown, Dishman Villa, Fall Creek, Center Heights, Smiths Flat and Morelock Development.

The same city report identifies two major Lakeside stormwater projects planned for 2026, a wastewater-treatment-plant clarifier reconstruction, and engineering for approximately 2,140 feet of sidewalk along Center Street connecting development with the business district. These projects represent municipal planning and infrastructure activity; individual project schedules and scopes can change.

The City continues to publish Planning and Zoning minutes and Board of Aldermen agendas, providing the most current public record for proposed, pending and approved local development matters.

Property Summary