1605 N 1037th Rd, Lawrence, KS 66046

Built in 2018 by its original owner—a master plumbing contractor—this meticulously crafted ranch-style home blends superior construction quality with stylish farmhouse comfort, all set on nearly 3 acres of peaceful Douglas County land just minutes from downtown Lawrence. Every detail was thoughtfully selected, from the high-end plumbing finishes to premium materials and appliances throughout. With an open-concept layout, indoor-outdoor living, and bonus barn structure, this property offers the perfect combination of luxury, function, and rural serenity. • Gourmet kitchen with marble countertops, top-tier appliances, and breakfast bar overlooking the great room • Spacious living room with a gas fireplace and views of your land and barn • Exposed wood beams, large windows, and farmhouse accents throughout • Primary suite with oversized walk-in closet, double vanity, and spa-style bath featuring a zero-clearance walk-in steam shower, dual shower heads, and heated towel rack. • 3 car garage and In-ground storm shelter located discreetly in the garage for added peace of mind. • Solar Panels which reduce electric bill to a near $0 every month. ________________________________________ ?? Outdoor Living & Lot Features: • 2.74-acre lot perfect for a hobby farm, work-from-home lifestyle, or quiet rural escape • Located in the Lawrence School District, just 3 miles from K-10, 45 minutes to Kansas City, and minutes to Clinton Lake • Outdoor lighted patio featuring a built-in gas fireplace and gas lanterns, perfect for entertaining under the stars Barn & Entertainment Center: • 2400 sq ft total utility barn space with 600 sq ft of finished space inside the barn, complete with full bar, entertainment area, and private office. • Two oversized garage doors—ideal for work trucks, trailers, or recreational vehicles • Comfort year-round with in-floor heating and air-conditioning • Half bath, storage loft, Tool and Work Center. • Ideal for Plumbing and/or Electric Contractor Space • Solar panels on the barn roof power both the barn and the house, helping lower energy costs and reducing your footprint.