This classic Georgian mansion on 160 acres is certainly one of the finest, most thoughtfully considered, and well-built homes in the area. Built by the former owners of the North Platte Telegraph, this respledant home once played host to President Ronald Reagan. The Georgian Revival style residence represents a unique architectural specimen in central Nebraska. Graciously proportioned light filled rooms have exquisite period detail throughout, yet blended with all the required modern amenities expected in a luxury home. This home was strikingly built to last, featuring all brick masonry and a slate roof. The south-facing residence is approached from the west by a stately, tree-lined entrance drive which leads to the circular front drive, as well as to the horse paddocks and 50 x 75 steel building, or the three-car attached garage on the east side of the home. A grand, sweeping veranda on the north looks out the park-like, wooded horse paddocks and a lush, beautifully landscaped lawn. Seclusion, privacy, and stately elegance are the hallmarks of this estate.

This gracious family home has beautiful spaces for entertaining, and with 14 foot ceilings and 10,000 square feet, abounds in comfortable places for relaxing. A formal living and dining room are formally appointed with period fixtures and drapery for entertaining, while the wood-paneled family room and well-lit in-breakfast dining area provide for casual enjoyment by the family. The bedrooms are spacious with large closets, and the guest bedroom features a living area, walk-in closet, and full bath. The master suite features a luxurious bathroom and adjoining sitting/dressing room. The finished basement includes a well-appointed billiards and poker room complete with a granite bar. A separate game room acts as a lobby for the custom, state-of-the-art home theater featuring vintage-styled gold molding, theater lighting, luxury theater seating, and surround sound.

The property as a whole would make an excellent horse property or hobby ranch. The home is surrounded by 5 large paddocks for rotating grazing. The large steel building has an in-ground pit with stairwell for machinery maintenace. The 160 acre pasture could support a small cattle herd, or simply be maintained for its wildlife, beauty, and as a buffer against any potential neighbors, ensuring the continued quiet seclusion and privacy this property enjoys. The three stall attached garage is exceptionally clean, with professionally sealed floors and crisp white walls. A bricked fire pit with masonry surround seating would provide a lovely entertaining area on crisp evenings.

Natural Gas, last home on city lines

Slate Roof

Zoned Heating and Cooling throughout

Swarovski chandelier, imported from Czechoslovakia via Marshall Field

Wood buring fireplaces have never been used

Reinforced tornado shelter with ventilation in basement, doubles as secured Gun Room

Original well house still stands, with two wells on property

50 x 75 x 14 steel building with concrete floor and oil pit with stairs. Indoor/Outdoor dog kennel.