2 Lots for sale in Hamilton, MO. These lots set on the edge of town with a beautiful country view to the south. The ground has a little slope which could potentially be utilized for a walk-out basement foundation. Conveniently located on the west side of town makes for easy access to 36 HWY. The lot is clear and ready for new construction.
Being a life-long resident of Northwest Missouri, Mac considers himself lucky to be living in “God’s Country”. Being raised in Kingston, MO, he learned early on the value of hard work in a rural community. While attending high school in Hamilton, MO, he worked regularly on the farm helping his father and uncle. After high school Mac attended Northwest Missouri State in Maryville, MO where he obtained a degree in Wildlife Ecology and Conservation.
Throughout college Mac was employed with Rhoades Concrete Construction during the summers to help fund his college career. Learning the basics of house foundations and maintenance would prove vital for his future endeavors.
After college Mac pursued a career in Video Production with a nationally televised hunting program. He gained valuable experience throughout his professional career working as a Videographer, Editor, and Producer. While most of these skills are self-taught, experience in the field taught him appreciation and an “eye” for quality video. This expertise would also come into play in forthcoming adventures.
Mac currently lives on a small farm just outside of Hamilton, MO with his wife, Kelsey, and their son, Archer. Although it is more of a “hobby farm”, they do raise cattle, hogs, and chickens. Throughout the year, Mac enjoys coaching various sports that his son enjoys. When his family is not at a sporting event, you can find them hunting, fishing, or just enjoying the rural life.
Mac’s varied, but valuable experience led him to obtain his Real Estate license in 2019. If you are searching with United Country for an agent to aid with buying/selling residential, commercial, or agricultural, give Mac a call at 816.284.5128.
