This 4.97-acre property is located on the edge of Asherville in Mitchell County, Kansas, and combines a residence with multiple functional outbuildings on a manageable acreage size. The tract offers rural living while maintaining access to nearby towns and services, making it a versatile option for a variety of uses.

The home contains 1,200 square feet of finished living space with two bedrooms and one-and-a-half bathrooms. Several recent updates have been completed to improve efficiency and function. A new furnace was installed in 2020, followed by a new hot water heater and pressure tank in 2022. The home also has well water available, though it is not currently connected. Interior improvements include new paint and a remodeled back porch. Outdoor living has been expanded with a new concrete patio designed as an entertaining area.

The exterior of the residence is maintained with an impact-resistant roof, privacy fencing, and thoughtful landscaping. The property also includes fenced sections designated for pets and additional open ground with room for gardening or similar uses.

Outbuildings on the property add significant utility. A 24x60 detached three-car garage provides enclosed vehicle storage and space for tools or equipment. Additionally, there is a 24x48 shop that has been expanded with an 18x48 addition. The shop includes spray foam insulation, chipped epoxy floors, and an 8x10 office. Further features include new LED lighting, a 10x10 electric garage door, central heating and air conditioning, and the option for wood stove heat. This space is designed to support a wide range of potential applications throughout the year.

The property’s location provides a balance of rural setting and access to community services. Beloit, the county seat, is approximately 9 miles to the northwest and offers schools, groceries, dining, healthcare, and other needs. Glen Elder and Waconda Lake are about 20 miles away, providing opportunities for fishing, boating, and other outdoor recreation. Concordia, located roughly 28 miles northeast, offers additional regional services.

This acreage combines residential living, storage, and workshop space on a tract that is large enough to support rural projects but small enough to be manageable. Its location on the edge of Asherville places it within easy reach of nearby communities while maintaining the privacy and flexibility associated with country living.