560 E 1909 Road

An elevated setting. Expansive Vinland Valley views. A home defined by exceptional materials and custom detail. This approximately 25-acre equestrian estate features a 4,100-square-foot residence with five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and facilities designed for life with horses. Soaring ceilings, exposed wood beams, and floor-to-ceiling Pella windows frame the landscape. Three-hundred-year-old heart pine floors, crafted from lumber reclaimed from logs recovered from a river in Georgia, complement stone flooring, countertops, and tile imported from Israel. Custom cherry cabinetry and built-in cherry bookcases on the main floor, along with maple cabinetry in the lower level, were crafted by John Langley of Vinland. A hand-blown dining fixture from Free State Glass in Lawrence and a hand-hammered copper entry fixture with a sister design at Free State Brewery bring local artistry to the home. Mature trees, custom landscaping, flagstone walkways, a bocce court, and an outdoor fire pit complete the grounds. A home inspection has been done and the report is available. The multiple levels of the deck, connected by a spiral staircase, set the stage for summer cookouts, celebrations with friends, and evenings overlooking the valley. Directly off the primary suite, a screened-in area with a fire pit offers a private place to enjoy the setting. Inside the primary suite, the Jacuzzi offers relaxation with views of the grounds through floor-to-ceiling windows. Equestrian facilities include a full-size dressage arena, round pen, and five 12-by-12 stalls with matted floors. Pastures are fenced and cross-fenced with Centaur fencing. The barn has concrete floors outside the stalls, and the 40-by-60-foot shop has a concrete floor. The barn includes 200-amp electrical service and an RV plug-in. From the craftsmanship inside the home to the thoughtfully equipped horse facilities and expansive valley views, this estate brings together the finest elements of luxury country living.