Off the beaten path, but not too remote, this magnificient barndominium can be your everyday home, your weekend sanctuary or your hunting lodge. Unassuming from the outside, the wow factor does not kick in until you enter through the front doors and notice that the walls and ceilings are wood (1x8 tongue and groove pine). There is not a single panel of Sheetrock in sight. Anywhere. The towering 18' ceiling of the great room provides the wow factor. Each photo shows the hundreds of details that help you quickly arrive at the realization that this is an opportunity for an extraordinary living experience. The great room's large open space and 18-foot ceilings allow for any combination of uses you desire. The kitchen with hickory cabinets and granite countertops is in one corner, allowing you to configure furniture groupings in the rest of the room as you see fit--casual dining, formal dining, watching tv. Move the furniture to the walls and you have a sizeable dance floor. There are three bedrooms on the main level and two upstairs, all of which have mini splits. With the exception of the smallest main floor bedroom, all have large walk-in closets, some the size of a small bedroom. The upper level also has a family room with a bar, the perfect setting for entertaining after the day's activities. The garage side of the barndominium is impressive in its own right. First, there are 12' x 14' overhead doors that allow you to drive almost any vehicle, mobile home or travel trailer in one side and out the other. At 80' deep, it can accomodate all of your vehicles and equipment. There are thermostats for both the house and garage sides of the home which measure concrete and air temperatures. In the winter the garage concrete floor up to the rafters is heated. There are motion activated lights that illuminate when you enter the garage and turn off ten minutes after detecting no motion, plus high bay LED work lights. There are floor drains and a water spigot. The house has a 200-amp electric panel, the garage a 100-amp panel and there is a 50 amp RV outlet. The splits throughout the house provide summer cooling. Never run out of hot water with the tankless water heater and its 40 gallon storage tank. The boiler is powered by a 1000 gallon propane tank which is owned. The metal roof has no holes in it for venting as all pipes were directed to the outside walls. A custom design. Exceptional craftmanship. Extraordinary home built with love. Come sit under on the covered front porch to experience the best that Kansas has to offer.