4557 Hwy Independence, KS 67301
This exceptional 23-acre property in Montgomery County, Kansas, offers a unique blend of rural living and convenient access to Independence and surrounding towns. The 1990-built, 2,022-square-foot ranch-style home features 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, an open kitchen and dining area, a comfortable den with a gas fireplace, and a 506-square-foot attached garage. Appliances included are a range, dishwasher, and oak buffet. The home boasts 6-inch energy-efficient walls and is situated a quarter-mile down a private drive, offering privacy and tranquility. The property includes a covered deck and patio with a fire pit, a storm cellar, and a pond. Extensive equestrian facilities are in place, including pipe fences, corrals, a stud pen, a 60-foot round pen, and a calf roping arena. A 30'x50' barn with an insulated tack room, vented wash room, stalls, electric, and water is complemented by a 16'x30'x12' hay shed, a 24'x36' loafing shed, and a 12'x30' lean-to. A 30'x50' insulated shop with an overhead door and a 15'x50' lean-to, plus a 30'x50' RV storage shed, provide ample storage and workshop space. The property is served by rural water (two meters), electricity (two meters), and natural gas. The Independence School District serves the area. Conveniently located near major highways, this property is approximately 1.5 hours from Joplin, MO, 1.5 hours from Tulsa, OK, and 2 hours from Wichita, KS. Big Hill Lake is just 15 minutes away, offering recreational opportunities. Asking price: $495,000.
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