Donna Hency - Main St. Real Estate

07/28/2026

Here it is! The most amazing barndo! This impressive 60x80 home on 6.67 acres features a spacious residence, oversized three-bay garage, wraparound porch, and room for everyone. The 30x60 main-level living area offers an open, functional layout with two bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The primary suite features two large walk-in closets, a double vanity, and an impressive double walk-in shower. The kitchen is beautifully appointed with custom-built cabinetry and a hidden walk-in pantry. A second bedroom and full bathroom complete the main level. Upstairs, the 30x30 loft includes an open family room, two additional bedrooms, and a third full bathroom. A large storage area provides abundant space and is spacious enough for a home theater, game room, or additional recreational area. Cat5 cable ran throughout the house for high speed internet. The 50x60 three-bay garage is a dream for car enthusiasts, hobbyists, or business owners. It features 18-foot ceilings, two 10x12 overhead doors, one 16x12 overhead door, and two reinforced 6-inch concrete pads designed to accommodate vehicle lifts. The home and garage each have their own separate electrical panel for added convenience. Radiant heated floors have also been installed and simply need to be connected. Outside, relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings from the expansive wraparound porch. No neighbors in sight! Unless you consider the deer and turkey that roam in your front yard! The property also includes a separate septic cleanout for an RV hookup. Offering privacy, versatility, and exceptional indoor and outdoor space, this one-of-a-kind property is ready to welcome you home.

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07/27/2026

Welcome home to this beautifully remodeled 3-bedroom, 1-bath home that blends modern updates with warmth and character. Gorgeous white oak flooring flows throughout, while the updated kitchen offers a fresh, stylish space for everyday living. The renovated bathroom features an im...

07/22/2026

Discover the perfect blend of country living, modern comfort, and incredible workspace in this custom stick-built barndominium, privately situated on 6.67 secluded acres. This impressive 60x80 property features a spacious residence, oversized three-bay garage, wraparound porch, a...

07/04/2026

If you are a past or current client of mine, I have a super fun selfie event for you! 4 acres of Sunflowers in Marthasville just waiting for you and your favorite peeps to take your own selfies!
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06/30/2026

Does My Home Require Radon Testing? YES!!

Concerned about radon? You should be. Radon is everywhere, but it builds up in enclosed spaces. It is one source of lung cancer that we now know how to limit our exposure!

Radon gas causes approximately 10% to 14% of all lung cancer cases in the United States, making it the second leading cause of lung cancer overall and the leading cause among nonsmokers. It is responsible for roughly 15,000 to 21,000 lung cancer deaths each year.

It’s estimated that a non-smoker exposed to high levels of radon over a lifetime has a 1-in-20 chance of developing lung cancer. That estimate increases to 1-in-3 for a smoker exposed to high levels of radon over a lifetime.

A radon test is an inexpensive and simple way to bring you peace of mind – for both an existing home or a prospective purchase.
Radon is an invisible and odorless radioactive gas that’s released from the ground thanks to radium (which comes from uranium).
Radon build-up can occur in any home, regardless of age or how well it’s maintained. Virtually every home in the US has some radon. But the levels vary from house to house, even if they’re situated next door to one another.

How does radon enter a home?
Radon can build up over time to the point when it becomes a serious problem. Your home’s radon levels depend on three main factors:1) The amount of uranium in the ground; 2) The number of entry points into your home; and 3) How well your home is ventilated.

Possible points of entry for radon include:
Construction joints
Cracks in foundation walls and floor slabs
Dirt floors
Floor drains
Gaps around service pipes
Sumps or cavities inside walls
Support posts
Window casements

How is radon testing conducted?
There are two common types of radon tests – a presence test and a more comprehensive 90-day test.

The presence test is the first step, as it will indicate if there’s a significant presence of radon based on a reading of the levels within the home. The homeowner will then know whether mitigation is warranted (2.0piC/l and above is recommend, 4.0piC/l is highly recommended).

And, of course, the higher the detected levels of radon, the quicker the issue needs attention.

There are several ways to reduce your home’s radon level, including increased ventilation and sealing of radon entry points, these solutions are often not as effective as active soil depressurization (ASD), also know as a radon mitigation system, typically performed by a contractor.

Have questions about radon testing and need pointed in the right direction? Answers are just a call or email away.

06/12/2026

Welcome home to this beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 1-bath ranch tucked away on a spacious cul-de-sac lot in the heart of Maryland Heights! Blending timeless charm with modern updates, this move-in ready home features original hardwood floors that bring warmth and character, comp...

04/22/2026