Since the home is part of a generous land trust, the home will never have another residence built nearby.
To maximize their view, the Valaer's wanted a home where each room offered floor-to-ceiling windows.
Which makes plenty of sense because this home has amazing panoramic views.
The double sided fireplace can be enjoyed from the spa-like master bath or master bedroom. The jetted tub is looks out over the entire grounds of the estate as well as the river.
This is what one of the five bedrooms looks like.
Here is the stunning gourmet kitchen with two sinks, three ovens, two dishwashers, a Wolfe range, custom hidden refrigerator, and slab granite countertops.
The home features Brazilian cherry wood cabinetry and flooring. WSJ reports that the furnishings aren't included in the list price, but are negotiable.
According to the WSJ, this is Mr. Valaer's favorite room in the entire house, his 500 square foot office.
The outdoor fireplace and grill, shown here, is Ms. Valaer's favorite spot.
The lower "daylight basement" features high ceilings with floor to ceiling windows in almost every room. This is a picture of the media and family room. The projector and screen hide behind the bookcases when not in use.
Here is a picture of the second kitchen built just off to the side of the media room.
The airplane hangar is especially useful since Mr. Valaer is a licensed pilot. Based on FAA records, he also has four planes on the property.
Walking distance from the property is a fenced pasture, sanded arena, and a barn ...
... and why not have four horse stables with extra room for hay storage.
Here is an aerial view of the 72-acre estate.
The owners are selling the property as part of their divorce proceedings, reports the WSJ.
