15191 Pecan DriveLebanon, MO 65536

You don’t just accidentally end up somewhere like this. You leave the pavement behind, slow down a little on the drive in, and pass fence lines, open pasture ground, and rolling countryside until the noise of everyday life starts fading into the background. And waiting there is 15191 Pecan Drive. Ten acres where life feels quieter, softer, and simpler. This is the kind of place where mornings start slowly on the back porch before the rest of the world wakes up. Where spring storms roll across the pasture in the distance and sunsets stretch wide across the evening sky. Where the smell of fresh cut grass fills the summer air, bonfires crackle on cool fall nights, and there’s finally enough open space around you to breathe a little deeper. It feels less like a getaway and more like the kind of place people put roots down and stay awhile. Built in 2023, the home still feels fresh and new while already carrying the warmth of a place that’s been truly loved. With over 3,000 square feet, four bedrooms, and two and a half baths, there’s room here for all the moments that end up mattering most. Sunday dinners gathered around the kitchen, movie nights stretched out in the living room, friends staying longer than planned because nobody’s in a hurry to leave, quiet mornings before the house wakes up, and dirty boots by the back door after a long day outside. And just beyond the back porch, the pool adds another place for summer memories to be made, whether that’s long afternoons in the water, cookouts with family and friends, or quiet evenings floating while the sun sets over the pasture. The home feels warm, welcoming, and thoughtfully designed in all the right ways. It’s the kind of place that feels impressive the moment you walk in while still feeling comfortable enough to truly live in. And outside is where the dream keeps going. Horses out back, cattle in the pasture, a garden you’ve always wanted, chickens scratching around the yard, and enough land for kids to grow up chasing fireflies on summer nights instead of staring at screens inside. It’s the kind of property that makes people slow down when they pull into the driveway because something about it just feels different. The kind of place people spend years hoping they’ll come across someday. And maybe this is finally that place.