Sedalia, MO Real Estate, Homes For Sale, School & Area Information

If you are looking for a wonderful place to have a meal, my friends and I absolutely love a trip to Brick front grill!! I love the sampler platter, cashew chicken pita, and then some yummy cheesecake after!!

Best Gym in Central Missouri right here in Sedalia Mo.. 24 hour facility with exceptional equipment and staff. 1020 Thompson Blvd.

The 2022 Missouri State Fair is nearly here! From August 11-21, the fairgrounds, as well as Sedalia, will once again be filled with the usual hustle and bustle that the state fair brings. With plenty of fair food, concerts, expositions, and rides, there is something for everyone to enjoy! Go check it out and have a famous state fair corndog!!

Community and Children Teaming Up 4 Success (C.A.C.T.U.S.) will be hosting their annual school supply distribution on August 8th and 9th, 2022. This will take place behind Convention Hall at Liberty Park. Any student living in Pettis County is able to attend the event and receive a backpack filled with age-appropriate school supplies, with the only requirement being filling out a form found at www.sedaliacactus.org.

More information about distribution times, as well as the form, can be located at the above website under the "News and Events" tab.

This is one of the rooms you could stay in at the beautiful bed and breakfast in Georgetown, located north of Sedalia in a peaceful country setting.

Katy Park in Sedalia has a playground, walking track, soccer area, baseball area, and a skate park. I grew up playing at this park and have a lot of great memories there with my family. Come check it out and have some fun.

This is a great community for seniors! I have toured the facility and I am happy with the staff and living conditions for the local residents. There are great rooms for living, hair salons, a kitchen, places for activities, and it sits on a large property for peaceful walking and enjoying being outside. There are two sections, assisted living and independent living. If you are needing a place like this, or have a family member who is needing to move to a place like this, they are happy to give you a tour!

Clover Dell Park is a great feature of Sedalia. It includes a stocked lake, soccer fields, playground, dog park, trails, and an area for archery target practice. It's a great place to get out of the house and enjoy the day at a local spot for many events!

Did you know that State Fair Community College hosts plant sales? They offer vegetables, herbs, annuals, houseplants, hanging baskets, roses, and lots more at the Potter Ewing Building Greenhouse on the SFCC Campus. You can find out when they are hosting their plant sale and other future events on the State Fair Community College Facebook page, and select the events tab.

Sedalia is home to the Missouri State Fair where you will find incredibly delicious fair food, amazing concerts, and a midway filled with fun for all ages. The avenues downtown is where all the small-town charm is located, along with the local restaurants and shops. Come and explore this quaint Missouri town.

"Home is Here" is the theme for the 2020 Missouri State Fair! Located at 2503 W 16th, this year the fair is scheduled for August 13th through the 23rd. For updated information about tickets, events, and other details you can visit mostatefair.com.

Come out to the Missouri State Fairgrounds Wednesday, October 16, 2019 - Saturday, October 19, 2019 to see the American Horseman Challenge. Fun for the entire family! This is just one of the many events held at our fairgrounds throughout the year. For a schedule of this event, please click the link below.

Want to run for your life? Try this hauntingly fun run in Sedalia! It's a fantastic way to meet new people. Now you won't have to feel guilty about eating all that Halloween candy!

Every year, for about 30 years, around Halloween, the Sedalia Noonday Optimist Club holds their annual Haunted Hayride at the Missouri State Fairgrounds. Many people think of this as a family tradition with new spectators checking it out every year. On a normal year, the Optimist Club sees about 800 -1,000 people come through the lines.

There are normally five trucks or trailers loaded with hay bales that slowly drive along a one and a half mile trail through the Fairgrounds starting at dark. Haunters of all ages come early in the afternoon to start decorating and getting their costumes and face painting ready for the public. Each 'station' of haunters has a theme ranging from Bone Collectors, Zombie Apocalypse, an accident scene, chainsaws, Children of the Corn and dead people crawling around a cemetery. Included in the ticket for the hayride is also dinner consisting of hot dogs, chips and pop. The Sedalia Noonday Optimist Club Haunted Hayride is one of the many fun things to do on the Missouri State Fairgrounds!

Centennial Park is the second largest park in Sedalia with 39 acres and was created in 1960. It is located on the east side of Sedalia on the corner of 16th Street and New York Ave and sits across the street from Parkview Elementary School. Centennial offers many different activities from our up to date playgrounds, swings, climbers and five shelter houses. It's normal to see the park busy almost every night during the week starting in the spring and through the summer months at the outdoor sports complex which offers eight lighted ball fields. During the summer, Centennial Pool is one of the two pools offered in Sedalia and open to the public.There is also a one mile asphalt trails that runs through all of Centennial Park.

Sedalia may be a smaller town, but we make up for our size with many events in the area. Just to name a few, we have the Missouri State Fair, the Katy Trail for walking and biking, Daum Museum of Contemporary Art, and our downtown hosts many fun activities throughout the year. Make a point to visit Sedalia and see all we have to offer, from small local restaurants serving up some great food, to events on the Fairgrounds, we can entertain you and make sure you leave with some great memories and full bellies!

Sedalia is proud to be a stop on this wonderful Rally crossing the United States. Known as "The Fireball Run - The Most Epic Adventurally in America©", this is a gripping 8 day, 2000 mile, life-size trivia game and America serves as the game board! This is a part live event, part streamed, and part-episode show.

Missing children are the focus of the run to bring awareness to missing children all over the United States. We are gearing up for the adventure to come through our wonderful town and to wish our Sedalia Trailblazers team a safe trip!

Table of 5 Catering can help you host a fantastic party or just feed all your family when they're in town. Table of 5 can cater your wedding, corporate events, and much more. Friendly staff, great food, and wonderful displays. Let them cater your next event and you can relax and enjoy your guests!

Sedalia offers many options for storing your extra "stuff". All Climate Storage units are safe, accessible, climate controlled, lighted, fenced, and kept secure by electronic surveillance. If you find yourself with too much stuff give All Climate Storage a call and keep your stuff in tip top shape for when you do have the room!

Hotel Bothwell is a beautifully stated piece of Sedalia's history. The seven story hotel was originally opened in 1927. Expanded rooms and suites replace the smaller rooms of yesteryear but you can still stay in one of the original size rooms to show what a stay was like back when the hotel was first opened. Hotel Bothwell is famous for hosting some well known names through the years such as Harry S.Truman, Bette Davis, and even Clint Eastwood. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places you will want to take your time to marvel at the architectural detail and original crystal chandelier that greets you as you enter. Hotel Bothwell has recently added a relaxing spa to give you an experience like no where else. Come stay at the famous Hotel Bothwell and explore Sedalia's history.

Leisure Park is a wonderful entertainment destination that includes a mini golf course, a state of the art, custom designed Nascar go-cart track and lots of fun for any age. The facility also offers six pool tables, two air hockey tables, a variety of pinball and video games and a snack bar. Leisure Park is a great place to have some fun in a safe environment. Leisure Park is smoke-free/alcohol-free and also handicap accessible and equipped to handle group parties and get-togethers.

Beat the heat and cool off in one of Sedalia's public swimming pools or just enjoy the beautiful park amenities. Centennial and Liberty Park are the two largest in Sedalia. Centennial Park is located at the corner of New York Street and 16th Street. At Centennial Park, you will find a swimming pool, outdoor sports complex with eight lighted ball fields for youth and adult games, security lighting, playgrounds with swings, slides, climbers, and five shelter houses!
Liberty Park is the largest of our parks and is also home to the Park and Recreation office. Liberty Park is located just East of 65 Highway on 3rd Street and includes a swimming pool, security lighting, water fountains, playground equipment, two basketball courts, six lighted tennis courts, six shelter houses, a lake for recreational fishing, a rose garden, lighted baseball stadium with seating, restrooms and a concession stand, picnic areas, sand volleyball courts, Libertyland Flyer train with a 1/8 mile track and a lighted Little League baseball stadium. Come enjoy Sedalia Parks today!

Coming soon! Many are wondering what is going on with the excavation of the north east corner on the Missouri State Fairgrounds. Here's the scoop!
An exciting new project is in the works at The Missouri State Fairgrounds! A cattle drive in 1866 brought Texas ranchers to Sedalia in a combined effort to drive their cattle to the nearest point that the railroad tracks reached. These cattle were being shipped to Chicago. Sedalia was the place their trail ended from Texas before being loaded onto the train for shipment. Sedalia was one of the earliest cow towns and was referred to as "The Sedalia Trail" in the popular television series "Rawhide". Sedalia will become a tourist destination as this project takes life. Train cars and life size sculptures of long horned cattle, and the cowboys and horses that drove them, will welcome locals and tourists alike!

Sedalia's historic Katy Depot is located at 600 East Third Street. The MO-KS-TX Railroad began operating in Sedalia in 1873. The Katy Depot was built with limestone from a local quarry and finally opened in May of 1896. The Depot was used by the community for more than 60 years and the last train to leave the depot was in 1958. The Missouri Department of Natural Resources took over in 1987 and the Depot is still part of the Katy Trail State Park. The tracks were removed and converted into a walking and biking trail traveling across Sedalia and beyond utilized by locals and tourists alike.

The Depot has been restored inside and out and is home to the Sedalia Welcome Center and Chamber of Commerce. Inside you will find exhibits that represent the influence the railroad has had on the Sedalia community. You'll be taken back to the past when you walk through the door and see the displays and hear the stories of how the Katy Depot came to be and is now on the National Register of Historic Places. You can take a piece of history with you in the unique gift shop that greets visitors to the Depot and offers souvenirs for sale. Take time to view the sculptures outside the Depot that are symbols of Sedalia's past, along with old pianos placed outside reminding us of the ragtime heritage Sedalia is also known for. Come visit our Katy Depot and enjoy the nostalgia of a time long past but not forgotten!

Looking like an old castle on a hill, Bothwell Lodge State Historic Site is a site that takes you back to the early twentieth century. A breathtaking view from a 120 foot high bluff just north of Sedalia, Bothwell Lodge State Historic Site is a "must see" with an amazing view. Guided tours will walk you through the 31-room, 12,000 square foot lodge built over two natural caves in the early 1900's and gives you an insight into the man who created it all. You will be amazed at the owner's unique tastes and see original furnishings that are maintained today as they were when he occupied the home. John Homer Bothwell built the home in four stages, having in his mind that he was building it for his friends, calling themselves "The Bothwell Lodge Club". The property also has a three-mile hiking and mountain biking trail that takes you on a beautiful outdoor adventure and there is also a playground for the kids. You won't want to miss this wonderful family outing just minutes from Sedalia!