After over fifteen years, the Prairiewood organization is parting with its coveted StoneHouse estate, one of the most unique historic properties in the Manhattan, Kansas region. Originally the 1860s limestone farmstead of early settler Sam Kimble, StoneHouse has been immaculately restored to offer outstanding elegance while preserving original elements like field-milled rafters, hand-hewn timbers, limestone walls, and wide-plank wood floors with square-head nails. Nestled into a terraced hillside just a half mile from west Manhattan, this exquisite estate marries storybook charm with modern amenities. The kitchen, centered on a large farmhouse island and 48” Italian gas range, is ideal for preparing meals and gathering together. The second-level great room features dining and sitting areas, a gas fireplace, original hardwood floors, and a vaulted ceiling. Outdoors, a landscaped courtyard, roofless patio, spring-fed pond, patios, and built-in hot tub create an unforgettable setting.