Two story structural insulated panel (SIP) home with masonry heater, reclaimed maple flooring, Low-E windows and full basement. Vaulted ceilings throughout home as well as bonus loft. House is being Rep. by agent but actual owner placed ad.
Listing ID: 19268
Annual Property Tax | $2,635 |
Annual Utility Cost | $2,400 |
Home Area | 2,100 sq ft |
Bedrooms | 3 |
Bathrooms | 2½ |
Total Property Area | 7841 sq ft |
Year Built | 2002 |
Custom home with many added amenities, built with Structural Insulated Panels for a 40-60% savings on heating & cooling, Low-E Pella windows, masonry heater with built-in bread/pizza oven, Kraftmaid cabinets in kitchen provide extra storage and counter, isle and eating bar, master bedroom with bonus loft.
Our home is built with SIPs which are made with young trees that don't kill forests in the process. The insulating factor of the SIPS and the Low-E windows makes the home very energy efficient. Replacing the older A/C unit and actually using the masonry heater in the winter would cut the utility bills in half. The masonry heater puts out very little pollution due to its design. With only one or two firings a day, the masonry heater will put out considerable heat for 12-18 hours after fire has gone out. The HRV (heater recovery ventilator) helps with providing continuous clean fresh air without the added expense of traditional HVAC. The floors are reclaimed maple flooring allowing other maple trees to remain uncut. All of the flooring is supported by engineered I-Joists which results in the use smaller trees vs traditional 2x's made of much larger timber. The Pex plumbing system with the use of a manifold provides great savings in heating water due to the fact that water takes a direct route to each applicance allowing the water heater to be set to a much lower temperature than required with a traditional copper system. So if you replace the A/C with a more efficient unit and use the masonry heater, you may be looking at an annual utility cost of $1,000 instead of the current $2,400.
Property sits next to a golf course and is located at the end of a subdivision. It sits on a "T" corner with very little traffic and next to only one house.
House is in southern Jackson County with easy access to Kansas City, Cass County, Johnson County, KS and Lee's Summit. It is one mile from HWY 71 and HWY 150.
Grandview C-4
Shalimar South
Single Family - Two Story
Suburban
Other
Agriculture in Area | No |
Industry in Area | No |
Air Pollution in Area | No |
Pesticide Free | Yes |
Fragrance Free | Yes |
Cleaned with Green Products | No |
Heating System |
Forced Air - Gas Other |
Cooling System |
Conventional Forced Air - A/C |
Ventilation System |
Heat Exchanger Part of Cooling System Part of Heating System |
Whole House Filtration |
HEPA filtration |
Whole House Vacuum | No |
Energy System |
Municipal Energy |
Water System |
Municipal |
Wastewater System |
Municipal |
Construction Type |
SIPS |
Exterior Finish |
Other |
Interior Finish |
Gypsum Board - Sheet Rock |
Interior Paint |
Other |
Floor Material |
Carpet Tile Vinyl Wood - Solid |
Roof Material |
Asphalt Composition Shingle |
Window Material |
Vinyl or Vinyl Clad |
Insulation Material |
Other |
Garage / Carport | Yes |
Garage Type | Attached |
Number of Cars | 2 |
Garage Area | 480 sqft |