A maple-lined driveway leads you in — past the aerated pond stocked with bass and catfish, past the gazebo and dock, and up to a house that sits quietly on the northern edge of 90 acres in Harvey County. The insulated concrete walls keep things solid and the vaulted, hardwood-floored living room looks out over the backyard through large windows. Two native grass fields, trails along West Emma Creek, a dirt bike track, whitetail deer, and an 8-acre tillable field are all here, working together as a place to actually live in.
The kitchen was remodeled in 2022 with black stainless appliances, an oversized refrigerator, and a walk-in pantry. The primary suite connects to a sunroom with its own HVAC and opens onto a back patio. A 20-kilowatt solar array installed in 2024 and a geothermal heat pump keep the property fully electric and running efficiently. The 50×80-foot heated shop — with cabinetry, a loft, a lean-to, and an adjacent corral — handles whatever the land asks of it.