1610 Hawaii Rd. , Humboldt, KS 66748(Allen County)

As you pull through the gate to this awesome estate and begin down the long driveway you will notice a stand of 20 year old pines, with a line of Oaks that border the drive that were also planted 2 decades ago. The pines give you a feeling as if you are somewhere other than Kansas. The huge log home sits at the end of the long drive tucked back in surrounded by big mature hardwoods. The home was built on a small rise in the terrain that gives it just enough elevation to overlook a large pond that is full of fish. It is quickly apparent that the home has been very well maintained since the day it was built. There are large wrap around decks for a perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee or evening drink. When you walk in the front door and into the living room the incredible floor to ceiling stone fireplace is the center-piece of the room. The open floor plan kitchen is well designed for modern functionality but still has a rustic look. The kitchen looks out into a great room with lots of windows, featuring an indoor hot tub and vintage wood burning stove and oven. The list goes on and on. This picture perfect home has 3 Bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, a stone fireplace, vaulted ceilings, an upstairs loft complete with a bar area, a walkout basement, and the master bedroom has a walkout porch with views of the pond. The huge gambrel roof barn matches the home and has two electric garage doors, a hay loft, game cleaning area, full bathroom, and lots of storage. There is also another large metal building for more storage or a workshop. The home sits in the middle of a very unique 37 acres that is at the confluence of the Charles and Coal Creeks. The timber is very diverse with lots of huge, mature trees of Hickory, Oak, and Sycamore. With this being bottom ground and lots of timber in the area there is a large deer population. The hay meadows already have lots of clover, but there are perfect spots to plant your honey hole food plot. Just imagine walking out your front door and sneaking into your stand or blind overlooking a food plot and hunting giant Kansas bucks in the fall, or enjoying a summer evening fishing on your pond, all within a stones throw of the front door of your dream home.