42 +/- ACRES HOMESITE, SW SUMNER COUNTY, KSThis parcel has recently been re-zoned and split from the quarter section of land. It has been changed to an A-2 Agricultural District and is considered a 'Farm Homesite-F'. APPROXIMATE ACRES: 12.4 Ac Brome; 12.5 Ac Native Grasses; 4.5 Ac Bermuda; 3.5 Ac CRP Windbreak; 2.5 Ac Buffalo/Bermuda ; 6.2 Ac In transition to grass UTILITIES: Underground electric (2006); Septic System (2007); Water Well (2006); Second well â€â€Å" needs pump; Rural Water study in progress; Fiber Optic internet40'x40' Barn built in 2011:5" concrete slab, weld up construction, metal siding and roofing, radiant insulating barrier on roof and walls and a duplex electric outlet installed. Water supplied by two exterior hydrants, and plumbing in place for future interior automatic waterer and sink, and future exterior automatic waterer. Two 11'H x 10'W sliding doors in center of north and south walls allows drive-thru access. 11'x11' overhead door on south wall for easy equipment access. East side of barn has 3/4" recessed concrete in 12'x24' area for future horse stalls, with two 4'x8' sliding doors to exterior. East exterior is covered by 10' roof extension the whole length of the barn and has a solid north wall.30'x55' Shop built in 2006: 5" concrete slab with 2x6 frame and metal roof and walls. Roof and walls are insulated with 2"-3" icynene (sprayed foam). Electricity is installed with 100AMP electric panel. Exterior security lights on north and east. Work bench area has two outlets on separate circuits and shelving for tools. 24'x2' shelving covers south wall. South wall is structurally designed to add 4'x8' doors so area could be used for livestock. Three 3'x3' sliding windows are in place for good lighting and ventilation. North wall has two 10'x9' overhead insulated doors, west wall has 9'x 9' overhead insulated door and a 4'w personnel door. A concrete sidewalk leads from the parking area on the north to the main entry on the east. A free-standing efficiency apartment has been built inside the shop for temporary living area.14'x14' Efficiency Apartment built in 2010:14'x14' with 7.5' of counter space and cupboards, a 13cf refrigerator with freezer, microwave, and kitchen sink on one wall. A built in corner desk is close to fiber optic internet access and phone service. 6'x6' bathroom has shower, toilet, vanity, medicine cabinet, two cabinets above toilet with shelving and exhaust fan. 4'x6' utility room has 10 gallon water heater and a single unit washer/dryer. Walls are all insulated with 4" fiberglass, the ceiling with 12" fiberglass covered with Tyvek, and the floor has a moisture barrier with 2" foamboard insulation covered by a radiant barrier. Touch-up paint has been left for walls, ceiling, and trim. 6'x9' Well House built in 2009:Insulated Concrete Forms (ICF) for strength and energy efficiency. Approx 80' well drilled in 2005 produces approx 13gpm. 80 gallon pressure tank and filter remain in place. 30AMP electric panel supplies the 1 hp 220V submersible pump. Water tests conducted by owners annually and are available.Water and all underground electric have been run to barn, shop, orchard, and future home site. All utilities installed, including septic system, have been recorded and mapped by owners for easy locating. Fiber optic high speed internet and phone cabling is installed to shop building. A rural water study is currently being conducted; owners have letter to install rural water, if project is initiated, at a reduced cost.CRP Windbreak contract will transfer to new owner. Approximately $200 per year is generated by the contract.Brome, older alfalfa patch and native grass can be hayed and/or fenced for additional pasture.Call Bill Warner, 620.664.8187 or email bwarner@theurer.net, for additional information and a private inspection. The mineral rights are negotiable and the storm damage repairs are in process as of this date.
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