Nearly 60 Acres, Two Garages and a Private Water Park: This $5.98 Million Nebraska Estate Goes Big on Everything

The fully furnished Valley compound pairs an 8,202-square-foot residence with garage space for more than 11 cars, a separate apartment, multiple outdoor kitchens and a sprawling pool complex with waterfalls, a slide, pickleball court and putting green.

At 13401 N 240th Street, the swimming pool is not really a swimming pool.

It is closer to a private water park.

The 58.62-acre estate in Valley, Nebraska, has a resort-style main pool accompanied by a separate slide pool, two waterfalls and a hot tub. Nearby are a cabana, two outdoor kitchens, a pickleball court and putting green, all surrounded by enough private land for views to stretch for miles.

Then there are the garages.

Four climate-controlled spaces are attached to the main residence. A second building can hold more than seven additional vehicles—and includes its own bar, bathroom and full apartment with laundry facilities.

Listed for $5.98 million and offered fully furnished, the property is the kind of compound where almost every amenity has been given room to expand.

The main residence encompasses 8,202 square feet, with five bedrooms and nine bathrooms according to the supplied property data, while the listing markets the accommodation as five-plus-two bedrooms. Built in 2012, it also includes an elevator, theater, gym, office, multiple bars and en-suite bathrooms throughout.

Listing agent Ben Bleicher of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Ambassador Real Estate sums up the proposition simply: “This property is much more than just a home—it’s a lifestyle.”

On nearly 60 acres, that familiar real-estate phrase takes on a considerably more literal meaning.

The House Comes Fully Furnished—and Ready to Entertain

Unlike estates that require months of furnishing after closing, this property is being offered as a furnished residence.

That could be particularly meaningful at this scale.

The house was conceived around both daily living and large gatherings, with numerous specialized spaces spread throughout its more than 8,000 square feet.

A chef’s kitchen serves as the culinary center, while four bar areas create multiple places for entertaining rather than concentrating every gathering into a single great room.

There is also a private theater, gym and dedicated office.

An elevator connects the home’s levels, adding convenience while making the residence more adaptable for occupants and guests with different mobility requirements.

The bedroom configuration follows a similarly privacy-oriented approach. Every bedroom is en suite, according to the listing, eliminating the need for guests to share bathrooms or move through common areas.

Bleicher describes the property as “thoughtfully designed for both comfortable living and grand entertaining,” and the division between private suites and numerous recreational spaces supports that dual purpose.

The Second Garage Has an Apartment—and Its Own Bar

For a serious car collector, the estate’s secondary garage could become one of its biggest attractions.

The main house already provides an attached four-car garage with heating and cooling.

Elsewhere on the property is a separate garage designed to accommodate seven or more additional vehicles.

But it is not simply an outbuilding filled with parking bays.

The structure contains its own bar and bathroom, allowing it to function as a collector’s lounge, workshop or entertaining space alongside its automotive role.

A full apartment adds another dimension entirely.

With separate living accommodations and laundry facilities, the apartment can house guests or extended family away from the main residence. It could also provide useful accommodations associated with operating a property of nearly 60 acres.

For collectors who enjoy spending time around their cars rather than simply storing them, the combination of climate-controlled capacity and entertainment infrastructure is particularly compelling.

It turns the garage into a destination.

The Backyard Has Two Pools and Two Waterfalls

The outdoor environment is where the property abandons any remaining sense of restraint.

A large resort-style swimming pool forms the centerpiece, but it is joined by a separate slide pool rather than relying on a conventional pool slide attached to the main swimming area.

Two waterfalls add movement and sound to the landscape.

A hot tub creates another dedicated water feature, while the cabana provides a shaded gathering point around the pool complex.

This is not an outdoor area designed only for a handful of residents.

Its scale makes much more sense in the context of large gatherings, where different groups can occupy separate areas without crowding around a single terrace.

The listing calls the pool complex “show-stopping,” and among a property filled with unusual amenities, it has legitimate competition for that description.

Two Outdoor Kitchens Keep the Party Outside

The entertaining infrastructure continues with not one but two outdoor kitchens.

That duplication makes the exterior capable of functioning independently from the main house during large gatherings.

Food preparation can remain outside, guests can move among the pools and cabana, and the principal interiors do not need to absorb every aspect of an event.

It also allows different outdoor zones to serve different purposes.

A casual afternoon around the pool requires something different from an evening gathering, and nearly 60 acres give the property enough physical space to avoid forcing those experiences into one tightly arranged backyard.

The four bars distributed across the estate reinforce the same philosophy.

Rather than creating one formal entertaining room and expecting it to handle every occasion, the property provides multiple social destinations.

For Bleicher, these features contribute to what he calls the estate’s “unmatched amenities”—but their real strength lies in how they work together rather than in the raw count.

Pickleball and Putting Are Just Steps From the Pool

Dry land gets its share of recreation, too.

A private pickleball court responds to one of the fastest-growing additions to contemporary luxury estates, while a putting green allows owners and guests to practice without leaving the property.

Combined with the pools, hot tub, gym and theater, the amenities allow recreation to shift indoors or outdoors depending on the weather and season.

The amount of land surrounding them is equally important.

On a compact suburban lot, a pool, pickleball court and putting green can easily compete visually with the house and one another.

Here, 58.62 acres provide breathing room.

The recreation areas can occupy their own portion of the property while much of the surrounding land remains open, preserving the broad views that the listing identifies as one of the estate’s defining characteristics.

The Real Luxury May Be the 58.62 Acres Around It

It would be easy for the pool complex and garages to dominate the story.

But the acreage is what makes all of those features possible.

At nearly 60 acres, the property has a fundamentally different relationship with its surroundings than a large house on a conventional luxury lot.

Privacy comes from distance.

Views are not simply framed through a neighboring property or across a golf course; according to the listing, they extend for miles in multiple directions.

The land also gives the estate a sense of separation between uses. Automotive storage can exist away from formal living spaces. Recreation has room to spread out. Secondary accommodations can provide genuine privacy.

That scale is difficult to manufacture after the fact.

A buyer can renovate a kitchen or install newer technology. Assembling a comparable amount of contiguous land in the right location can be considerably more complicated.

It is why Bleicher leads the listing description not with the house, but with “58+ breathtaking acres.”

The mansion occupies the land.

The land defines the estate.

The Asking Price Has Fallen Nearly $900,000

The property has already undergone several pricing adjustments.

According to the supplied listing history, it entered the market in August 2025 asking $6.877 million.

By October 2025, the price had been repositioned at $6.475 million. That listing was removed in January 2026, before the property returned to market on May 1, 2026, at its current $5.98 million asking price.

Compared with the initial August 2025 offering, that represents a reduction of $897,000, or roughly 13%.

At the current price, the supplied listing data puts the residence at approximately $729 per square foot.

That metric captures only the main house, however.

The overall offering includes 58.62 acres, extensive furnished interiors, the secondary garage and apartment, more than 11 total garage spaces, substantial outdoor entertaining infrastructure and the elaborate pool complex.

The property history also records a $250,000 transaction in October 2010, before the current residence was built in 2012. As such, that earlier figure should not be interpreted as a comparable sale of the estate in its present form.

Readers can explore the full photography, current availability and additional property details through the Zillow listing here.

This Is the Rare Estate Where the Garage and Pool Could Each Steal the Headline

There are several ways to explain the appeal of 13401 N 240th Street.

For a collector, it may be the ability to keep more than 11 vehicles on the property, with a dedicated garage building that doubles as a social space and includes an apartment.

For a family that entertains, the combination of four bars, two outdoor kitchens, theater, cabana and sprawling aquatic complex presents an entirely different argument.

Others may care most about having nearly 60 acres around them.

That variety is precisely what distinguishes the estate.

It does not depend on a single extraordinary room or architectural flourish to justify its scale. Instead, the property offers enough land and infrastructure to support several different versions of luxury living simultaneously.

At $5.98 million, buyers are getting an 8,202-square-foot furnished house.

But they are also getting the private resort, automotive compound and 58.62-acre landscape wrapped around it.

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Property Overview

The estate is located at 13401 N 240th Street in Valley, Nebraska 68064.

Offered at $5,980,000, the residence encompasses approximately 8,202 square feet with five bedrooms and nine bathrooms according to the supplied property data. The listing additionally describes the accommodation as “5+2 bedrooms.” The home was built in 2012 and occupies approximately 58.62 acres.

The property is offered fully furnished.

Notable features include en-suite bedrooms, a chef’s kitchen, elevator, office, gym, private theater, four bar areas, cabana and two outdoor kitchens.

The resort-style grounds incorporate a main swimming pool, separate slide pool, two waterfalls, hot tub, pickleball court and putting green.

Automotive facilities include an attached four-car heated and cooled garage plus a detached garage capable of accommodating seven or more additional vehicles. The latter also includes a bar, bathroom and full apartment with laundry facilities.

Listing Representation

Ben Bleicher of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Ambassador Real Estate represents the Valley estate.

Bleicher can provide qualified prospective buyers with additional information about the furnished residence, acreage, secondary apartment, recreational facilities and collector-car storage, as well as arrange private showings.

Ben Bleicher
BHHS Ambassador Real Estate
Phone: (402) 419-6309