Experience modern rural living at its finest with this beautifully updated, fully energy sustainable property. The home features new Marvin windows, a new front door, and a sliding patio door (2025), engineered hardwood flooring, granite countertops, and new kitchen appliances. The master suite includes a newer walk in shower, and the home is equipped with a new 5.3 cu ft front load washer and dryer set (2025) with matching pedestals. Home also features whole home water filtration and kitchen sink reverse osmosis. A full solar panel array powers the home with no monthly electric bill, thanks to summer overproduction and monthly payments from Xcel. A $1,200 yearly solar rebate continues through 2029. You can even charge your EV with the solar panels. The home has been updated to all electric appliances, supported by a wood boiler system that provides whole home heat and winter water heating. An additional indoor wood burning stove keeps the home warm and inviting even on the coldest –20°F days. Outdoor living is enriched with sustainable food producing features, including a vegetable garden, greenhouse, Honeycrisp apple tree, two Fireside apple trees, two pear trees, and two apricot trees—a perfect setup for anyone seeking a self reliant lifestyle. The property also includes a newly stained 10x12 deck (2026) with a metal gazebo, a K 9 invisible fence, and full property fencing suitable for farm animals. A hoop building provides additional equipment storage or livestock shelter. The former 6 stall garage has been converted into a heated, insulated barn/shop, ideal for farm operations or workspace needs. The centerpiece of the property is the 40x64 climate controlled shop (built 2021) featuring heat and AC, LED lighting, hot and cold water, bathroom, floor drain, second washer and dryer, 14 ft ceilings, and three oversized garage doors (two 10 ft, one 12 ft)—perfect for equipment, vehicles, or professional use. This property blends modern comfort, sustainable living, and exceptional functionality—ideal for hobby farmers, tradespeople, or anyone seeking a turnkey rural retreat with energy independence and abundant homegrown food.