Iconic Shooters 21 Property To Be Revived As Luxury Lakefront Community

Remember Shooters 21, the iconic Lake of the Ozarks bar that hosted the Shootout for nearly two decades? Now you can have a lake home there.

This fall, O’Sullivan Developments will begin building a luxury residential subdivision on extra-large lots where thousands used to enjoy the Lake, at the site of the former Shooters 21. The subdivision has been aptly named Shooters Paradise at the 21.

Shooters Paradise At The 21 Site — photo provided

“Everyone knows about Shooters 21, so we kind of wanted to rebrand it and get it back out there,” said Nicol O’Sullivan, daughter of Sean O’Sullivan, who founded the company. “It seems to be working,” she said, noting publicity for the project really began with a booth at this year’s Shootout Vendor Village. It has been met with an overwhelmingly positive reception.

“We actually have a few meetings already set up for people who want to build on there,” she said.

The property had been rebranded by a previous owner as “La Reve,” after Shooters 21 was shut down and bulldozed, but O’Sullivan decided the throwback “Shooters” name was too good to abandon.

Sean O’Sullivan hails from Kansas City, but his grandparents had a home at Lake of the Ozarks, so he grew up visiting the Lake, and began building individual homes here before moving into larger-scale development. O’Sullivan Developments now has 28 years of experience at the Lake, having built several subdivisions, including a high-end one on the 10 Mile Marker that is comparable to what Shooters Paradise at the 21 will be. The company is also currently working on two other subdivisions at the Lake: a smaller, seven-home subdivision at the 4 Mile Marker and another at the 9 Mile Marker. “Both have an incredible view,” Nicol said, noting the properties are the only new subdivisions down Route HH, and both sit outside the Four Seasons POA. “The one at the 9MM is completely flat, which is very rare!” she enthused.

Sitemap For Shooters Paradise At The 21 — image provided

Nicol says at Shooters Paradise At The 21, the extra-large waterfront lots slope gently toward the lakefront, which means no steep driveways and few stairs to the water’s edge. These are build jobs, which means no one can simply buy a lot and sit on it, and Nicol points out the homes will be completely customizable, with lakefront homes starting at $999,000. Second-tier lots will be between 1/3 and 1/2 of an acre, on flat, ranch-style plats with private, gated entrances.

“New construction is on fire right now,” Nicol said, pointing to the significant interest in this new project, as well as others. Thanks to that interest, the company plans on breaking ground for the first homes at Shooters Paradise at the 21 by mid-October.

Learn more and find contact information at www.osullivandevelopments.com.