This Epic $11.8 Million Kansas Mansion Is Decked Out With Scuba Tunnels And A Waterfall
This Epic $11.8 Million Kansas Mansion Is Decked Out With Scuba Tunnels And A Waterfall
When it comes to larger-than-life homes, an $11.8 million mansion in Lake Quivira, Kansas may have won the jackpot. Dennis Langley, a natural gas businessman, built the main portion of the home and guesthouse in 1993. His passion for scuba inspired him to expand the estate over the next three years with water tunnels under the home and through the mountain surrounding the property.
Now stretched over 15 acres of land, the luxe estate has everything from scuba diving tunnels to a 20-foot waterfall. It is an adventurer's dream, but to truly appreciate it, you need to take a closer look inside.
1) Ah, home sweet (mansion) home.
Located about 10 miles outside of Kansas City, Missouri, the expansive home is surrounded by greenery and golf cart paths. The home's design was inspired by the legends of King Arthur.
2) There's plenty of room for everyone.
The property has more than 17,000 square feet of living space that includes seven bedrooms, bathrooms, half bathrooms and a guest house. Not to mention the industrial-sized kitchens to serve the everyone in the residence.
4) There are also books for days.
The two-story library is decked out with colorful stained-glass windows. The finishing touches of the library were made in 2002.
5) The mansion is all about the details.
The mansion is known for its extravagant detail all the way from the lavish scuba tunnels to the intricate hand-carved dragon doorways. The massive estate, now listed by Crown Realty, is also home to a personal theater, wine cellar and heated garage.
It is almost too good to be true.