For total luxury with security, convenience and comfort, you can find unique acreage homesites unequaled in the Lincoln Omaha area. This unmatched estate is forested with tens of thousands of well established evergreen and deciduous trees forming dense confer windbreaks started 40 years ago.

WELL PLANNED EVERGREEN WINDBREAKS PROVIDE RELIEF FROM THE FIERCE SPRING WINDS, WHILE REDUCING HOME HEATING AND COOLING COSTS. LOWER TAXES AND ELECTRICAL RATES THAN LINCOLN HELP, TOO. SHOULD ENERGY COSTS CONTINUE ESCALATING, THE HUGE SUPPLY OF FIREWOOD PROVIDES A WOOD HEATING OPTION FOR RESIDENTS. A WELL EQUIPPED WORKSHOP ALSO SERVES AS A TORNADO SHELTER FOR ALL RESIDENTS.

This remarkable retreat has been in process of creating an optimum environment for man, vegetation, and wildlife for more than 39 years. It's an absolutely spectacular setting for the sequestered dream home and lifestyle, yet only 20 minutes from downtown Lincoln and less than 40 minutes from southwest Omaha.

There is a dramatic difference between drab farmland and this spectacular environment. The lake with dam and road was filled with water in spring, 2001. Ducks, geese, and other waterfowl are welcome and frequent visitors.

The result -- seclusion, security, and peacefulness with convenient connection to the business, entertainment, and travel facilities available in or through Omaha or Lincoln and without higher city tax rates.

This haven has been designed to support concentrations of conifer and deciduous trees, meadows of native grasses, wildflowers, lake, pond, and spring fed waterway.

Each of these communities weaves a unique thread into the landscape's tapestry, creating a different set of conditions for wildlife, and provides different opportunities. As a result, they offer the wildlife lover and watcher a world of interest, whether it be viewing deer, watching songbirds protect their territory from predators, observing ducks maneuvering through the dense tree branches on a spring fed waterway, or listening to wrens, quail and pheasants calling for mates at sunrise in the spring.

The seclusion allows storage of recreational vehicles on private property, which can have water, electricity, and sewage facilities to serve as a spare bedroom. Construction and storage costs can be significantly reduced for

The owner's goal is to convert this property into a legacy for a small number of resident nature lovers.

For this reason, more than 44 Acres is dedicated to common area for resident enjoyment and enviromental preservation.

The first step in HAVING IT ALL NOW, AT A FRACTION OF THE COST TO CREATE THIS ENVIRONMENT STARTING WITH BARE FARMLAND, IS TO