4-bedroom charming little ranch house, fundraiser for Camp Justice nonprofit

This historic ranch house today a suburban retreat for serious history buffs and nature explorers.
And your dream holiday supports human trafficking prevention in the life of the most vulnerable lives on earth.

I decided to buy this house the moment I saw a hogh-wing monoplane fly over my head on the highway. I knew right away what an exceptional place I am. When driving to see my home for the first time, I had to cross over the Mississippi River, a century old railway crossing and train station, then a huge mural greeted me with paintings of automobiles, and images of what this town looked like a century ago.

Since than every time a yellow monoplane flyers by I try to see if they still fly them without a windshield in goggles.

Let's make human trafficking history too, a thing of the past, together. Because with your funding, our project can bring missing or abused kids to safe homes.

Thank you for reading, and vacationing with a mission.

My house is the original littlest ranch house that started the street and town with its presence. Right across the street is the Fishing Hall of Fame Museum and the Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church. In walking distance is a zoo, and less than 5 minutes drive from the Lindbergh campgrounds and hiking park.

You could never get bored around here. The microclimate is ideal for garden retreat, river-side walks, sitting on the enclosed porch enjoying a roadway sunset. Should you hit our town in September, the arts and crafts shows bring the regions finest to show you their best for the upcoming gifting season.

And in the winter this is a darling cottage where holiday memories are made. A thanksgiving you will want to book for the next year too, and a Christmas after you do not want to leave.

So much to do in this neighborhood, but most importantly, the house is ideal for quiet reflection, noble family gathering, holiday cheer, and all this with the benevolent intention to help those who live the most despetate lives, those who never had a Christmas they would want to remember.