$1,975,000
If you are looking for that perfect place to call home, or perfect place to entertain clients and guests, you have found the one. This beautifully constructed timber frame home sits on approximately 109 acres of diverse habitat, loaded with wildlife. This extremely secluded 2,600 Sq ft timber frame home has that rustic open floor concept, but with many recent updates. Currently the home offers 1 bedroom and 2 bathrooms with ample room to add additional bedrooms if needed. The exterior walls are SIP panel construction, making the home extremely energy efficient. The large loft area is great for entertaining and provides incredible views of the property through its large windows and walkway. A new large deck has been recently installed and there is a large heated stamped concrete patio below the deck that would make for an incredible outdoor kitchen area for entertaining along with a partial basement that could be finished for additional guest space or rec room. There is a newly constructed 60x104 shop with full concrete, overhead doors, and textured metal siding. The 40x60 insulated shop next to the home has heated concrete floors, half bath, and separate room that would make a nice office with an outside dog run attached. There is another newly constructed 28x30 metal building with overhead doors by the pond that would make a nice storage area for boats and other pond toys or could be finished as a private guest quarters. Speaking of the pond, this 2.5 acre 26’ deep custom built pond is loaded with fish with a boat launch for convenience. Excellent deer and turkey numbers with potential for development of a nice wetland near the Mormon Fork that flows through the backside of the property. This is a major travel corridor for wildlife and the sheer number of deer on this property is something you have to see to fully appreciate. The land is extremely diverse offering a mix of timber and hay fields, resulting in a tremendous amount of cover and food.
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16199 NW 701 County Road, Archie
Listing courtesy of Paul Lowry of Midwest Land Group.
