Welcome to your next home at 132 Gala Dr. where sophisticated design meets everyday comfort in one of Hannibal’s most prestigious neighborhoods. Thoughtfully crafted in 2023, this exceptional, custom home boasts almost 3,100 square feet of finished living spaces seamlessly blending elegant finishes with modern functionality. Just minutes from historic downtown Hannibal with its festivals, quaint shops, upscale and local dining, schools, country clubs, churches and a regional healthcare system, you’re in the heart of everything and yet able to enjoy privacy and country-like living. Conveniently located near major urban centers like St. Louis and Kansas City, not to mention Mark Twain Lake and the Lake of the Ozarks, you can enjoy a terrific small- town vibe with convenient access to big-city and water-related attractions. Entering this stunning home, you are greeted by soaring ceilings, rich architectural details and an abundance of natural light that highlights the home’s inviting, open concept design. The expansive Great Room serves as the heart of the first level, flowing effortlessly into a beautifully appointed chef’s kitchen featuring premium finishes, quartz counters, generous workspaces and an oversized island designed for gathering family and friends. The open concept design provides ample space for a large dining table, hutch and China cabinet. Additionally, the space features an informal, cozy dining space for intimate family gatherings. Moving on, you will find an elegantly designed, large Primary Suite, featuring a generous 5-piece en-suite with dual sinks, large tile shower, soaking tub and oversized walk-in closet. Two spacious bedrooms, a guest bath and Laundry Room with ample storage, newer washer and dryer, soaking sink and garage access, complete the main level. Moving to the professionally finished lower level, you will find a huge family room, an enormous bedroom/theatre room, generous 2 nd bedroom, full bath and storage room that includes another, fully equipped laundry area, saving steps and time. These spaces are perfect for guests, recreation, a home office, fitness area or multi-generational living. This level also includes a convenient third garage perfect for storing lawnmowers, weed eaters and other items. Designed by an award-winning gardener, the outside landscaping features seasonal blooms, a fire pit and mature trees surrounding the property on two sides, creating a peaceful, private setting rarely found in newer construction. Whether enjoying a quiet morning coffee or hosting summer evenings outdoors, these spaces offer a true extension of the home’s luxury lifestyle. An upper-level covered deck with composite, no maintenance flooring and a lower-level patio, also covered, provide more-than-adequate spaces for enjoying the outdoors. More than simply a beautiful home, 132 Gala Dr. offers a lifestyle defined by quality, comfort and timeless elegance. Opportunities to own a custom home of this caliber in Hannibal are rare. Experience for yourself the craftsmanship, attention to detail and elegant living that this remarkable property offers. Schedule your private showing soon to discover for yourself why 132 Gala Dr. is truly one of Hannibal’s premier residences.

Opportunity awaits with this 2-bedroom, 1-bath home located on a level lot at 808 Vermont Street in Hannibal. Previously used as a rental property, this home has already seen several recent updates, including new carpet and flooring, fresh interior paint, a new bathroom vanity, new water lines and electric wall heaters. These improvements offer a solid starting point for an investor or buyer looking to add their own finishing touches. The detached garage at the rear of the property could potentially provide off-street parking and additional storage. The level yard is easy to maintain and offers plenty of usable outdoor space. The property is being sold AS IS. Seller will make no repairs. It is in a AE 100 year floodplain.

Built in 1916 and designed by St. Louis architects, this Arts & Crafts landmark was commissioned by Herman Reidel — owner of the Ice House, Reidel Brewery, and Cruikshank Lumber — who spared no expense on materials. His German builder personally inspected every lumber delivery and rejected anything short of the best. The result is a house built like a tank: floor joists set at 12" instead of the typical 16", and, more than a century later, no foundation issues, no slumping floors, no cracked plaster. The craftsmanship is on full display. Quarter-sawn white oak throughout the first floor parlor, dining room, pocket doors, staircase, and floors draws admiration from every woodworker who walks through. Original light fixtures remain in both the living and dining rooms. Cypress front porch flooring, cypress butler's pantry cabinetry, cypress woodwork and pine floors upstairs with birch doors, and five original stained glass windows round out the period detail. The original Yazoo toilets, marked with the wolf emblem, are still in place and highly collectible. A large room above the garage was purpose-built as a gathering, quilting, and card room, with an equal enlargement of the attic and roof and two attached cedar-lined closets. This room was recently used as the primary suite with laundry facilities just steps away and full bathroom. Behind the period charm: boiler replaced approximately 20 years ago and recently inspected with high marks, radiator heat, updated PVC/PEX/copper supply and drain lines serving the upstairs bath and kitchen, water heater 4–5 years old, and a kitchen remodel retaining the original butler's pantry cabinets alongside newer cherry cabinetry. The back patio keeps its original iron fence and the Reidels' fish tank, converted to a water fountain, with conduit already run beneath the concrete for future patio electric. The original blueprints and specifications convey with the home.