Townhomes for Sale in Marshfield, MO

A small replica of the Hubble Space Telescope is on the lawn of the Webster County Courthouse in downtown Marshfield, Missouri. The replica honors famous astronomer and Marshfield native Edwin Hubble. Down the street, numerous plaques on a sidewalk have stars next to the names of actors, musicians, writers and other famous figures. These landmarks are just some of the attractions in this Ozarks city of about 7,000 people. Otherwise, Marshfield is a quiet community with various businesses that meet the everyday needs of its residents. “The nice thing about Marshfield is it’s a small town feel, but it has everything you need from a lumber yard and Walmart to a lot of small family businesses,” says Andrew Batdorf, a Realtor with Sho-Me Real Estate. “And if you can’t find it in Marshfield, in 20 minutes, you’re in Springfield . It’s located right along the interstate.” Homes in the city line wide and narrow roads, several of which have no sidewalks. Many lots go from about a quarter acre to 2 acres, while the rural areas outside Marshall offer more room. In some parts of the city, dense groups of mature oak trees surround high-end homes on spacious lots. Most houses were built between the