At A Glance

The brick house, the red-iron shop, the seventeen acres.

Two assets on one deed. A 2005 custom-built all-brick one-level home with ground-source geothermal systems and exotic hardwood floors, and a 7,500 square-foot heated and cooled commercial-grade shop with its own kitchen, full bath, and mezzanine office. Behind both, a stocked pond with fountain and a shelter house. Listed for an equestrian, a contractor, a car collector, or anyone who needs the shop to match the house.

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Property Type Single Family

Parking Extra-Deep 3-Car

Climate Geothermal

MLS 2618980

The Tour, In Ninety Seconds

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A vertical, phone-first walk-through of the residence, the shop, and the acreage. Filmed for the way you actually look at properties. Ninety seconds, ambient sound, no narration.

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The 3D Tour

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A First Look

Forty-four frames. The full walk, room by room.

The complete photo record of the residence, the shop, and the land. Twilight elevations, the great room hearth in two seasons, the sun room from inside and out, the shop floor with the John Deere and the project car, the Sinclair pump at the entry. Every photo Becky took, in order.

Great room living area of 26619 K-68 Hwy with vaulted ceiling, tan leather sectional seating, a deep blue Persian rug on hardwood floors, and openings into the dining room and kitchen beyond — 01 · The Great Room *Vaulted ceiling. Tan leather. One floor, three rooms in a single frame.*

Interior of the 7,500 sq ft red-iron commercial shop with polished concrete floor, a vintage green John Deere tractor on the left, a project muscle car under work on the right, LED lighting suspended from steel trusses overhead, and a Hunter wheel alignment sign on the back wall — 02 · The Shop *The John Deere and the project car. The reason the deed is two buildings.*

Primary bedroom with coffered tray ceiling, ceiling fan, mission-style king bed with carved headboard, exotic hardwood floors stretching wall to wall, and windows letting green light across the room — 03 · The Primary Suite *Tray ceiling, hardwood the length of the room, on the main level.*

Sun room entry vestibule with French doors looking onto green Kansas pasture, a restored vintage green Sinclair Dino gas pump standing as a collector piece beside the doors, a built-in window bench seat to one side, and a track-lit ceiling overhead — 04 · The Collector's Entry *A restored Sinclair Dino pump at the back of the house. The owner's signature.*

Primary bathroom showing the corner jacuzzi tub framed in tile, a glass block window flooding the corner with diffused light, a walk-in shower stall with chevron tile detail and frameless glass door, and a cherry-wood vanity to the right — 05 · The Primary Bath *Corner jacuzzi, glass block, chevron tile in the shower.*

Small utility room with tile floor, single window letting in soft daylight, simple wainscot trim, electrical outlets ready for appliances, and an interior door leading to the rest of the house — 06 · A Working Room *Ready for a hobby, a workshop, a project. The home gives you rooms to figure out.*

Great room at 26619 K-68 Hwy with stacked stone fireplace centered between transom windows, two large brown leather sofas flanking a glass-top coffee table, tropical plants by the window, and two ceiling fans hanging from the vaulted ceiling — 07 · The Hearth *Stacked Kansas stone. The wood-burning insert that anchors the room.*

Powder room with a cherry-wood vanity, single sink with brushed nickel faucet, four-bulb vanity light over a wide mirror, a small framed watercolor of a country house on the wall, and tile floor — 08 · A Guest Half-Bath *Cherry vanity, brushed nickel, a country watercolor on the wall.*

Hall bathroom with two framed prints over a long wood vanity with single sink, a glass-enclosed tub-shower combo with sliding doors, mirror reflecting the door, and tile flooring — 09 · The Guest Bath *Wood vanity, tub and shower combo, sliding glass door.*

Open tile-floor entry hall with track lighting, a pair of pendant chandeliers above an antique sideboard, French doors opening onto the back deck, and the green vintage Sinclair Dino gas pump standing prominently between the doors — 10 · The Sinclair Hall *Tile, track lighting, French doors to the back. The Sinclair, looking right at you.*

Wider angle of the shop interior showing the mezzanine office built across the back wall with a wood railing, a personal watercraft on a lift to the left, a window AC unit visible upstairs, a side overhead door, and steel truss roof construction overhead — 11 · The Mezzanine *Office, kitchen, and full bath above the shop floor. A second usable building.*

Kitchen with custom cherry-wood cabinetry, a long peninsula with three pendant lights overhead in copper and stained glass, a black dishwasher, vaulted ceiling, and a clear sightline through to the breakfast nook and back windows — 12 · The Kitchen, Looking East *Cherry, pendant lights, the breakfast nook framing the back lawn.*

Breakfast dining nook with a small wood table and four high-backed chairs, French door leading out to the cedar deck and the green tree line beyond, large picture windows on two walls, and warm tile floors throughout — 13 · The Breakfast Nook *The door to the deck, the tree line out the window. Morning coffee, located.*

Secondary bedroom with vaulted ceiling, an arched picture window overlooking the green front lawn, a tall wood armoire with diamond-paned glass doors, a wooden rocking chair, and warm hardwood floors — 14 · A Second Bedroom *Vaulted, arched window, rocking chair in the corner.*

Formal dining room with double-tray ceiling, two crystal chandeliers, an eight-chair mission-style wood table on a cream Persian rug, a tall cherry-wood china cabinet built into the wall, and windows letting in green light from the side yard — 15 · The Formal Dining *Double tray ceiling. Built-in cherry china cabinet. Eight chairs.*

Lower-level family room with two brown leather sectional sofas on a tan Persian rug, a wall-mounted flat-screen TV, a wet-bar pass-through to the left, tile flooring, and a built-in entertainment cabinet to the right — 16 · The Lower-Level Den *Leather, a wall TV, the wet-bar tucked behind. The basement, fully lived in.*

Unfinished basement bonus room with carpet flooring, French doors opening to the lower-level family area, exposed insulation on the ceiling, walls already drywalled and painted, ready for finishing — 17 · The Bonus Room *Carpet down, walls up, French doors hung. Ready for the next plan.*

Entry foyer with an iron-and-glass chandelier hanging from the high ceiling, exotic hardwood floors stretching in every direction, an arched front door with transom and sidelights, and openings into the dining room and great room on either side — 18 · The Foyer *Arched openings, iron chandelier, exotic hardwood the whole way.*

Open view through the home showing the formal dining room with tray ceiling on the right and the great room with stone fireplace on the left, separated by a single column, hardwood stretching the length of both rooms — 19 · The Open Plan *Dining left, great room right. One column, one floor, one frame.*

Sun room with three walls of windows letting in green light, wicker seating with patterned cushions on a Persian rug, a stained-glass pendant lantern overhead, and a sign on the wall reading Live Simply Laugh Often Love Deeply — 20 · The Sun Room, North Side *Wicker, a lantern, three walls of glass on seventeen acres.*

Wet-bar area with three high stools at a curved cherry-wood bar, a Sinclair-style pendant fixture overhead, framed posters and vintage gas station signage on the walls, a clock styled like a fuel gauge, and the green Sinclair pump just visible to the left — 21 · The Wet Bar *Three stools, a Sinclair pendant, the framed history of American gas.*

Main-level laundry room with a deep utility sink under a tiled backsplash, side-by-side high-efficiency front-loading washer and dryer in white, custom cabinetry above for storage, and a door at the back leading to the rest of the home — 22 · The Laundry, Main Level *Deep sink, front-loaders, custom cabinetry overhead. Done.*

Great room from a third angle showing the stacked-stone fireplace on the left, two leather chairs and an ottoman on a deep blue Persian rug, openings into the dining room and kitchen on the right, and exotic hardwood floors stretching throughout — 23 · The Great Room, Looking Back *The fireplace, the dining, the kitchen. All from one chair.*

Second bedroom with vaulted ceiling, tile flooring, an antique armoire with diamond-paned glass doors against the back wall, an exercise stair machine in the corner, and a window letting in green light from the yard — 24 · A Third Bedroom *Tile floor, vaulted ceiling, room for an armoire and a workout.*

Great room from the main couch perspective looking at the stone fireplace centered between two transom windows, a brown leather sectional in the foreground, two leather armchairs flanking the hearth, two ceiling fans overhead, and hardwood floors throughout — 25 · The Sit-Down View *From the main couch. The hearth, the windows, the room that holds the family.*

Secondary bathroom showing a tub-shower combo with frameless glass sliding doors, a large picture window with white grid framing the green tree line outside, soft daylight flooding the room, and tile floor underfoot — 26 · A Bath On The Yard *Picture window over the tub. A green view through the glass.*

Lower-level family room with brown leather sectional, wall-mounted TV, tile floor, a carpeted staircase leading up to the main level on the right, two columns marking the opening to the rest of the lower level, and recessed lighting throughout — 27 · Down To The Den *The stairs come down here. The TV, the leather, the column.*

Primary bathroom wide view showing the corner jacuzzi tub framed by tile and a tall glass-block window letting diffused daylight in, the walk-in shower with frameless glass door on the left, the long cherry-wood double-sink vanity on the right, and crown moulding overhead — 28 · The Primary Bath, Wide *Glass block above the jacuzzi. The cherry double vanity across.*

Lower-level family room from a different angle showing two brown leather sofas, a wall-mounted flat-screen TV in a built-in white surround, a vintage speaker tower in the corner, tile floor with a brown Persian rug, and the stairs visible in the background — 29 · The Den, From The Stairs *Two sofas, a built-in TV wall, the lower-level rhythm.*

Primary bedroom from the bath door showing the mission-style bed on a wool rug, the tray ceiling with ceiling fan, a doorway to the primary bath visible to the left, a doorway to a walk-in closet on the right, exotic hardwood floors throughout — 30 · The Primary, From The Bath *Bath on one side, walk-in on the other, hardwood the length of the room.*

Sun room from a second angle showing the stained-glass pendant lantern hanging at center, wicker chairs on a red Persian rug, two banks of windows on adjacent walls looking out to the green pasture, the sign reading Live Simply Laugh Often Love Deeply above the windows — 31 · The Sun Room, South Side *The stained-glass lantern. Two walls of pasture through the glass.*

Half bath with a dark cherry-wood vanity, granite countertop, a four-bulb vanity light over a wide mirror, framed coastal artwork above the toilet, and tile floor — 32 · The Second Half-Bath *Granite, cherry, a wide mirror. Quiet and finished.*

Kitchen wide angle showing the full cherry-wood cabinet wall with stainless French-door refrigerator at center, a black dishwasher, granite countertops, the vaulted ceiling overhead, and three pendant lights hanging over the central island with bar stools — 33 · The Kitchen, Wide *Cherry cabinetry the length of the wall. Three pendants. Island with seats.*

Utility laundry room with an EnergyGuide-tagged water heater on the left, side-by-side white washer and dryer at center, a wall-mounted upper cabinet over the machines for detergent storage, and tile floor underfoot — 34 · The Mechanical Room *The water heater, the lower-level laundry. Where the house runs from.*

Mezzanine kitchenette inside the shop, oak cabinetry, white electric range with over-the-range microwave, single basin sink, tile backsplash, and an opening to the right leading to a small bathroom and the mezzanine office — 35 · The Shop Kitchenette *A working kitchen above the shop floor. Coffee at the worktable.*

Sun room set up for dining with a small wood table and four high-backed chairs centered on a Persian rug, two banks of tall windows on adjacent walls looking onto the green back lawn, and a metal railing on a deck visible through the glass — 36 · The Sun Room Set For Dinner *Same room, table for four. The view does the work.*

Front elevation of 26619 K-68 Hwy at twilight, all-brick exterior with cedar-shake gable dormers, stone-trimmed entry, manicured hedges along the foundation, a pink and lavender sunset sky behind the home, and a faint silhouette of the commercial shop visible to the right rear — 37 · The Front Elevation, Twilight *All-brick, cedar-shake dormers, the shop visible behind. Pink sky.*

Unfinished basement room with French doors looking through to the finished lower-level area, carpeted floor, exposed insulation overhead, a single fluorescent light fixture, and drywalled walls already finished — 38 · A Bonus Room, Unfinished *Carpet, French doors, room ready for the next idea.*

Bedroom with two windows looking out onto green Kansas pasture, a queen bed with white quilt, a small wooden writing desk and chair in the corner, framed prints on the walls, hardwood floors, and a ceiling fan overhead — 39 · A Bedroom On The Land *Two windows on the pasture. A writing desk in the corner.*

Kitchen looking south showing the long cherry-wood cabinet wall on the left with a black electric range and microwave, an island with three bar stools at center, three copper-and-glass pendant lights hanging overhead, the dining table beyond the island, and large windows letting in pasture light — 40 · The Kitchen, Looking South *Three pendant lights, three bar stools, the pasture light streaming in.*

Primary bath cherry double-sink vanity with a long granite countertop, a wide framed mirror reflecting the chevron-tiled shower behind, brushed nickel fixtures, a large bulb vanity light overhead, and a doorway to the closet on the right — 41 · The Vanity For Two *Granite, cherry, brushed nickel. Built for two routines at once.*

Back of the home at twilight with refinished cedar deck wrapping the brick exterior, three picture windows lit warm from inside, a chimney rising from the gable, an outdoor sconce by the back door, and a pink and lavender sky overhead — 42 · The Back Deck, Twilight *Refinished cedar, August 2025. Three windows lit warm from inside.*

Kitchen with a stained-glass pendant fixture over the breakfast peninsula, wicker sitting chairs in the foreground around a coffee table on a red rug, the dining table visible through to the back, and a picture window framing a Rooster sign and the green tree line outside — 43 · The Kitchen Sitting Area *Wicker, a stained-glass pendant, the Rooster sign through the window.*

Basement room with carpeting underfoot, two small windows with white grids on the side wall, exposed white insulation on the ceiling, an opening on the right revealing the framing of the next room under construction, and drywalled finished walls otherwise — 44 · The Last Room *Carpet down, walls up. The buyer finishes the story.*

“Seven thousand five hundred square feet of heated, cooled, LED-lit shop. The kind of building you build a life around.”

The Residence

Built like it was meant to last a century.

This is a 2005 custom-built home put together to standards most country homes never reach. Thicker poured concrete basement walls in ICF construction. Cellulose insulation. Five-eighths roof sheeting. High-efficiency casement windows. A ground-source geothermal system handling both heating and cooling, year-round. The roof, vents, and gutters were replaced in fall 2025; the cedar deck was refinished and re-lit in August 2025. Quietly, methodically, the home has been kept current.

Inside, the craftsmanship is intentional. Exotic hardwood floors on the main level. Vaulted ceilings with crown molding. Custom cherry-wood cabinetry running through the kitchen, the baths, and the built-in china cabinet. Moen fixtures, a continuous-loop hot water system, and a high-efficiency wood-burning fireplace insert anchoring the great room. The truss construction over the garage is expanded for bonus-room potential, built for a future the original owner could already see.

Outside, the home is dressed in all-brick with real stone accents. Extra-deep three-car attached garage. Four hundred amps of electrical service split between the residence and the red-iron commercial-grade shop behind it. Set on 17.06 acres in Miami County, with a stocked pond and a shelter house at the back of the land. This is country property built to operate at scale, every day, without compromise.

The Shop

7,500 Square Feet

Red-iron commercial-grade outbuilding, heated and cooled with a newer high-efficiency heat pump. LED lighting, insulated overhead doors, a mezzanine with office, kitchen, full bath, and washer-dryer hookups. A second usable building on the deed.

The Land

Seventeen Point Oh Six Acres

Pasture, timber, and open lawn. A stocked pond with fountain and a shelter house anchors the back of the property. Versatile acreage for equestrian, animal enthusiasts, or anyone who wanted room and never found it.

The Power

400 Amps, Two Buildings

Four hundred amps of service split between the home and the shop. Engineered for a working contractor, a horseman, or a serious car collector.

The Details

What makes it singular.

The Commercial Shop

Red-iron construction, 7,500 sq ft, heated and cooled with a newer high-efficiency heat pump. Insulated overhead doors, a mezzanine with office space, kitchen, full bath, and washer-dryer hookups. A second usable building on the deed.

Geothermal Climate

Ground-source heating and cooling, cellulose insulation, high-efficiency casement windows, and ICF poured-concrete basement walls. Engineered for low operating cost on country acreage.

Cherry-Wood Interior

Custom cherry cabinetry through the kitchen, the baths, and the built-in china cabinet. Exotic hardwood flooring under it all, vaulted ceilings with crown molding above.

All-Brick With Stone

A full brick exterior with real stone accents. New roof, vents, and gutters in fall 2025. A house dressed for the long weather, not the photo.

400 Amps Of Service

Four hundred amps of electrical service split between the residence and the shop. Three-car extra-deep attached garage at the home. A truss system over the garage expanded for bonus-room potential.

The Stocked Pond

A pond with a fountain and a shelter house at the edge. The quiet asset on this kind of property. Hard to put in a feature list, easy to fall in love with on a walk-through.

Estimate Your Payment

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Down Payment 20%

Interest Rate 6.5%

Loan Term

Estimated Monthly Payment

$7,537

Principal and interest only. Taxes and insurance are not included. Based on a list price of $1,490,000.

The Land

Paola, as the country lives.

Paola sits in the rolling countryside of Miami County, Kansas. A short drive south of the Kansas City metro and an easy reach to the Overland Park business corridor. The town itself holds a working historic square, a slower rhythm, and the kind of low-key civic life that brings buyers out from the city in the first place.

From the property gate, K-68 carries you east toward Louisburg and west to Osawatomie. The horizon belongs to the land here. The neighbors are pasture, hayfield, and timber.

Miami County, Kansas · 17.06 acres on K-68 Highway

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Seventeen Acres. The Shop To Match.