At A Glance

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

Two assets on one deed. A 2005 all-brick one-level home built with poured concrete walls and geothermal systems, and a 7,500 square-foot commercial-grade outbuilding with its own kitchen, full bath, and mezzanine. Behind both, a stocked pond with fountain and a shelter house. Listed for a horseman, a contractor, a collector, or anyone who needs the shop to match the house.

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Climate Geothermal

County Miami

A First Look

Walk the property. The house, the shop, the water.

The full scope of 26619 K68 is hard to take in from a single frame. The home holds its own as a piece of architecture; the aerial view tells the truth about the land; the pond is the quiet asset most buyers do not expect.

Rear elevation of 26619 K68 Hwy, showing the gable peak with stone-trimmed columns, a refinished cedar deck with new posts and lighting, and the long view across the back lawn — The back porch. Refinished cedar, new posts and lighting, August 2025.

Aerial photograph of 26619 K68 Hwy with the 17.06 acre property boundary highlighted, showing the brick residence, the cream-colored commercial-grade outbuilding, the pond, and rolling Kansas farmland on every horizon — Seventeen acres, drawn out. House, shop, and pond, anchored on rolling farmland.

Aerial close-up of the stocked pond and surrounding pasture, showing the curving shoreline, a smaller upper pond, and the open green expanse of the back acreage — The pond, in detail. Fountain, shelter house, and a curving shoreline that holds the light.

Wide aerial of the property in autumn light, showing the brick home, the white commercial-grade outbuilding behind it, and the open Kansas horizon stretching for miles — The shop, behind the home. Seven thousand five hundred square feet, climate-controlled, on its own service drive.

“Two buildings, one deed. A brick house and a 7,500 square foot shop, dressed for the long Kansas weather.”

The Residence

Built like it was meant to last a century.

This is a 2005 home built to standards most homes do not bother with. Thicker poured concrete basement walls. Cellulose insulation. Five-eighths roof sheeting. High-efficiency casement windows. A ground-source geothermal system handling both heating and cooling. 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. 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. 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 commercial-grade shop behind it. 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 space, kitchen, full bath, and washer-dryer hookups.

The Pond

Fountain And Shelter

A working stocked pond with a fountain and a shelter house at the edge. The kind of corner of the property where the evening tends to end.

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. Insulated overhead doors, a mezzanine office, a kitchen, a full bath, washer-dryer hookups. A second usable building on the deed.

Geothermal Systems

Ground-source heating and cooling, cellulose insulation, high-efficiency casement windows, and thicker 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.

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

A private estimate, running quietly.

Adjust the figures to see an estimated monthly principal and interest payment on 26619 K68 Hwy. A starting point for the conversation, not a quote.

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, K68 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 K68 Highway

The Estate, The Shop, The Land.