Eagle View Homes - Blue Eye, Missouri

Perched high up in the Ozark Mountains overlooking beautiful Table Rock Lake, is Eagle View, a quiet residential community in Blue Eye offering a variety of homes in different styles and sizes. In addition, there are often vacant lots available for sale if you're looking to build a new construction home.

Of course just like many other Table Rock Lake view subdivisions, residents in Eagle View have options to purchase or lease private boat slips in a community dock or local marina along with easy lake access nearby. In addition, real estate buyers will be happy to find there are no homeowners association dues in this neighborhood area making this community super affordable for a vacation home or full time living at the lake.

Do you currently own a home in Eagle View subdivision? Are you considering selling? If so, please let me know and I'd be happy to discuss recent sales and current market value of your property. Our real estate office offers excellent listing advantages with a proven history of reliable service.

Want a copy of the neighborhood property restrictions? My name is Charlie Gerken and I'd like to show you everything Eagle View in Blue Eye, Missouri has to offer. Please contact me for a showing of this wonderful Table Rock Lake view subdivision.

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Lot 2 Cambridge Drive
Blue Eye, MO 65611
Eagle View
Land

MLS# 60265953 / Active

1.51 Acres, n/a Lot(s)

Type: Acreage

This is water view folks! Majestically occupying the most pristine 1.5+/- acres of incredible panoramic water view property on Table Rock Lake, you... 

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$114,900
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R. Stevens - 1 week, 2 days ago

What is meant by prepaid costs?

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Charlie Gerken, Realtor - 1 week, 2 days ago

Prepaid costs are necessary to ensure that your property-related expenses are covered from the outset of homeownership, providing financial stability and meeting lender requirements. These up-front payments play a role in safeguarding your investment and maintaining good standing on your mortgage. As an example, when you close on a home, the lender might require you to pay 6 months' worth of property taxes and a full year of homeowner’s insurance upfront. Additionally, you may need to pay interest from the closing date to the start of the next month if your first mortgage payment isn’t due until the following month.

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