13726 240th Avenue, Orleans, IA 51360 for Sale

MLS #241467 | Bojihomes.com

$1,995,000

  • 4
  • 3
  • 5328
  • Active
New Listing

General Description

This stunning estate boasts over 5,000 sq ft of luxurious living space with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Situated on the shores of Big Spirit Lake, with 133 feet of prime lakeshore, offering breathtaking views and direct access to water activities. Impeccably designed and built by Mike Hoien, the home features: impressive wooden beams, complete custom cabinetry by Paul Nibbe, multiple fireplaces, historic brickwork, a screened in porch and one of the most impressive front entrances.

Legal: TRT IN S PART OF LOT 2 AND ALL LOT 3 AUD PLAT 119
Status: Active

Property Information

241467

$1,995,000

Sale

Single Family Residence

Contemporary

RESIDENTIAL

13726 240th Avenue

Orleans

IA

51360

4

3

3

2

5328

37565

Attached

3

Big Spirit Lake

133

13460

2022

Spirit Lake

1971

Features

Negotiable

Water Heater-Gas

Utilities

Forced Air

Public/City

Public Sewer

No

Miscellaneous

Partial

Stick Built

Wood Siding

LISTED BY

Jensen Real Estate, Michael Jensen (712.332.8081)

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Will Kretsinger - REALTOR

Will Kretsinger

REALTOR

Aaron Jones - RE/MAX Hall of Fame & Lifetime Achievement

Aaron Jones

RE/MAX Hall of Fame & Lifetime Achievement

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"The Bridge"

"The Bridge" has been referred to by the Wharf Bridge, the Kentucky Fried Chicken Bridge, the bridge connecting East and West, among other names. In the good old days, this was actually a draw bridge converted to the current permanent structure. In the 90's when the 3 lane was installed, there was talk about removing the bridge and making some drastic changes. All in all, the base of the bridge remained, and the upper structure was improved. I remember as a kid jumping off the bridge, and fishing on and under the bridge. In fact, an unforgettable memory I have is when I was fishing with my cousin and I casted out trying to reach the opposite corner of the bridge with my lure. In mid air, a pigeon flew and the timing was so great that my line wrapped around the pigeon, and the pigeon went into the water. I reeled it up and had caught a pigeon. My cousin then decided to hold this pigeon inside the front of his coat. We went to show people at Okoboji Boats what we had caught. When we got there, he opened his jacket, and the pigeon had pooped all over his white shirt.

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Cheap vs high end quality. A buyer's perspective.

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Here's the scenario. You are building a house or remodeling your house. Material costs are up. Labor costs are up. You ask yourself, where can I save a buck? Before answering this question, you must be careful, especially if your home is located in an area where other quality homes are built, whether on the lake, off the lake, or in higher valued developments such as golf course developments, etc. Growing up in construction and with a plethora of new construction and remodels under my belt, let me share with you some of the easy things that your future buyers will recognize when they are looking for quality.
1. One of the first things buyers of higher end homes will look for is to determine if the owner used hollow core doors. It's an immediate sign that the seller was looking for ways to save money (where else then did they cut back that I can't see???)
2. The second most obvious is the counter tops. Did the sellers spend for a quality granite, quartz, or other hard surface, or was formica used?
3. The third item that might stick out is the cabinetry. Do the drawers have dovetail construction with hardwoods? Did they use "soft close" drawers? Are there pull outs for the pots and pans?
4. Flooring is an easy one also. Was laminate used, or is it engineered or hardwoods? Does the carpet convey a quality feel and plushness? Is there a nice thick pad underneath the carpet?
5. Though there are many other items to look at, cheap vs quality lighting and plumbing fixtures are probably the next major focus.

There is nothing wrong with with using lower cost materials, especially when trying to keep a project within budget, especially when trying to build more house for less money. Just be aware that most buyers looking to spend in excess of $300k for off lake homes and $500+ for East Lake chain homes, and $1M+ for West and Big Spirit will expect the very best materials and finishes.

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