27853 Old Lincoln Hwy, Honey Creek, IA 51542

Country living 15 minutes away from downtown Omaha. Only 6.6 miles to interstate I-680 and I-29. Honey Creek Iowa. Beautiful views along the way and from your hilltop estate. This 2 story home boasts spacious bedrooms, formal dining, eat-in kitchen, 2 living rooms on the main and 1 family room/theatre room in the basement. 2 very large storage spaces and a potential for a hidden room. Tricenter school district. Low county taxes. Hard surface roads. Located directly across from Hitchcock Nature Center which is 1,200 acres of natural lands with hiking trails, day activities and camping. Close to crescent ski slopes. Crescent Iowa has Casey?s gas station. Too many new updates and upgrades to list, but a few are: geothermal heating and cooling (also heats the hot water in the summer time. New in approx. 2017 for upstairs and basement), main floor heating is 2 stage gas furnace with high efficiency air conditioner, James Hardie Cement board siding, sprinkler system (garden and landscaping is also connected to sprinkler system and automatically controlled), all new Marvin fiberglass windows, new carpet on main floor and upstairs, newer stove, newer dishwasher, new water softener, house attic was spray foamed and sealed for energy efficiency, 2x6 construction, security system installed in 2013 (hardwired and can be controlled by a phone app. Shed is connected to system. Monitored by SEI). Gated entry (controlled by phones in the house and remotes. Can be opened with a phone app as well). The shed that is 54x30 is insulated, heated, air conditioner, insulated (spray foam and fiberglass), has water (including toilet and sink. Is prepped for shower). Shed has a lean-to that is 27x10 that is perfect for storing lawn equipment. High carport for RV or any large equipment. Back yard has large cement patio for entertaining or kids to play on. The Omaha skyline can be viewed from the property. Sits back off the road for privacy and quiet. Property is nearly 10 acres and currently used for hay ground (a farmer cuts it, bales it, and pays us for it). You would have to check with the county, but the northern portion of the property could possibly be sold and still maintain your privacy (to be verified by new home owner). Lots of private space. No covenants, No HOA, Current owner has farmer mow for hay as income. School district to be verified by buyer.