Just outside Kansas City—on the Kansas side, natch—lies a sprawling equestrian estate that may very well be the most expensive home to hit the market in the area.

Located behind a private gate, the 78-acre property pairs a 13,000-square-foot main residence with an equestrian arena, multiple barns, a guest house, and more. While that may be enough for most people, others may desire to expand—and thankfully for the latter, you have the option to add another 110 acres to your plot. That makes for a pretty impressive spread within the larger Kansas City metro area.

Built in 2002, the main house is a grand offering that maintains a homey feel throughout, thanks to the natural materials and dark wood accents. You’ll notice those everywhere, from the living room, with its large stone fireplace, to the kitchen, where wooden cabinetry is paired with a geometric central island. Gourmands can whip up meals here, then serve them in the formal dining room, paired with a couple of bottles brought out from the wine cellar. When the occasion calls for cocktails, there’s a wet bar off both the family room and the orange-wrapped fitness center.

The seven bedrooms are largely minimalist in terms of design, but they offer ample space for rest and relaxation. The primary is accompanied by a serene white bathroom, with a soaking tub perched below a window overlooking the grounds. While you could snuggle up in bed and watch a movie here, more communal viewing can take place in the home theater. Oversized couches are paired with glam accents that give the space a Hollywood touch.

A screened-in porch with a fireplace allows you to enjoy the outdoors all year long. But when exceptional weather beckons, there’s a pool and two ponds. Friends and family can stay in the detached guest house, and while most of the barns have been created for horses, some have sleeping quarters for people, too. When you or the animals need a little exercise, you can trot around the indoor arena.

On the market for $14.3 million, the property is listed with Katherine Lee and Andrew Bash at Sage Sotheby’s International Realty. That’s a pretty big number for the area. For context, Travis Kelce paid a comparatively modest $6 million for a home on the Missouri side of Kansas City in 2023.

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