Historic Elegance Meets Modern Living on the Mighty Mississippi

Known as the Edward G. McQuie Home, this historic residence in Louisiana, Missouri, blends rich heritage with versatile living. Built in 1857 during the town’s first period of affluence, the brick home and wrought iron fence showcase timeless architecture. From the rooftop widow’s walk, you can enjoy views of the Mighty Mississippi and Illinois beyond. The main floor features formal living areas, including a living room, parlor, and dining room, while the kitchen boasts abundant cabinetry, a SubZero refrigerator, and Gaggenau appliances. The second floor features four bedrooms, including a spacious primary suite with dual sinks, a soaking tub, and a separate shower with multiple body sprays. An adjoining bedroom serves as a sitting room. Two additional bedrooms share a hall bath, while a fourth enjoys its own en-suite bath. A conveniently located second-floor laundry adds modern functionality. The renovated third-floor attic provides a stylish bonus living space. Enhancing the property is a three-car carriage house with guest quarters and a full bath, plus a charming greenhouse and landscaped grounds. Steeped in history yet designed for today, the Edward G. McQuie Home presents a rare opportunity to own a landmark piece of Missouri heritage.