A Private 34-Acre Estate with Exceptional Hunting, a 6,380-Square-Foot Hangar, and Aviation Possibilities A long private drive carries you away from the road, through the acreage, and deep into the property—where this remarkable 2023-built estate emerges as a secluded sanctuary surrounded by woods, wildlife, and complete privacy. Offering 4,816 square feet of finished living area, four bedrooms, 3½ baths, and a heated four-stall attached garage, this is an extraordinary combination of modern luxury, recreational land, and nearly unlimited utility. Inside, soaring vaulted ceilings, expansive windows, and two fireplaces create a warm, dramatic living environment framed by panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The chef-inspired kitchen anchors the open main level with an oversized center island, professional-style appliances, double ovens, generous cabinetry, and a walk-in pantry—equally suited for quiet mornings or large-scale entertaining. The main-floor primary suite provides a private retreat, while two additional main-floor bedrooms and main-level laundry support comfortable, single-level living. The finished walkout level nearly doubles the home's usable space with an expansive recreation and gathering area, fourth bedroom, full bath, and flexible rooms for fitness, media, hobbies, or working from home. Outdoor living unfolds across the expansive wraparound porch and deck, where mornings begin in absolute quiet and evenings settle over the rolling landscape. The land was strategically developed by nationally recognized whitetail habitat consultant Tony LaPratt, incorporating established stands, blinds, manicured trails, and food plots to create a premier hunting and wildlife property. The 58-by-110-foot clear-span outbuilding is a defining feature. Offering approximately 6,380 square feet, internet, electricity, water, a 14-foot ceiling, 12-foot overhead door, massive airplane hangar door, and versatile upper loft, it delivers exceptional capacity for aircraft, vehicle collections, equipment, business operations, recreation, or a serious workshop. For the aviation-minded buyer, the property also carries a rare piece of local history: a former 1,800-by-100-foot turf runway once associated with the privately owned Tyrone Township Airport. The runway is not currently operational; however, a future owner may investigate the feasibility of restoring private aviation use—potentially opening the door to launching future adventures directly from home. Buyer and buyer's agent to independently verify condition, feasibility, zoning, and all governmental and aviation requirements. Despite its secluded setting, the estate remains approximately 30 minutes from downtown Grand Rapids and within reach of Gerald R. Ford International Airport. Nearby destinations include the 135-acre Howard Christensen Nature Center, Long Lake Park's public beach, fishing and paddling access, Stoney Ridge Vineyards, and dining and everyday conveniences in Kent City and Sparta. High-speed internet provides the connectivity needed to work, create, or operate from home without surrendering privacy. Whether the vision is a luxury country retreat, premier hunting property, private business headquarters, collector's compound, or a future aviation escape, this estate delivers a combination that is exceptionally difficult to replicate. A larger 64.27-acre offering is also available. See MLS #26052283. The main-floor primary suite provides a private retreat, while two additional main-floor bedrooms and main-level laundry support comfortable, single-level living. The finished walkout level nearly doubles the home's usable space with an expansive recreation and gathering area, fourth bedroom, full bath, and flexible rooms for fitness, media, hobbies, or working from home. Outdoor living unfolds across the expansive wraparound porch and deck, where mornings begin in absolute quiet and evenings settle over the rolling landscape. The land was strategically developed by nationally recognized whitetail habitat consultant Tony LaPratt, incorporating established stands, blinds, manicured trails, and food plots to create a premier hunting and wildlife property. The 58-by-110-foot clear-span outbuilding is a defining feature. Offering approximately 6,380 square feet, internet, electricity, water, a 14-foot ceiling, 12-foot overhead door, massive airplane hangar door, and versatile upper loft, it delivers exceptional capacity for aircraft, vehicle collections, equipment, business operations, recreation, or a serious workshop. For the aviation-minded buyer, the property also carries a rare piece of local history: a former 1,800-by-100-foot turf runway once associated with the privately owned Tyrone Township Airport. The runway is not currently operational; however, a future owner may investigate the feasibility of restoring private aviation use—potentially opening the door to launching future adventures directly from home. Buyer and buyer's agent to independently verify condition, feasibility, zoning, and all governmental and aviation requirements. Despite its secluded setting, the estate remains approximately 30 minutes from downtown Grand Rapids and within reach of Gerald R. Ford International Airport. Nearby destinations include the 135-acre Howard Christensen Nature Center, Long Lake Park's public beach, fishing and paddling access, Stoney Ridge Vineyards, and dining and everyday conveniences in Kent City and Sparta. High-speed internet provides the connectivity needed to work, create, or operate from home without surrendering privacy. Whether the vision is a luxury country retreat, premier hunting property, private business headquarters, collector's compound, or a future aviation escape, this estate delivers a combination that is exceptionally difficult to replicate. A larger 64.27-acre offering is also available. See MLS #26052283.
