Calamus, IA

Welcome to a truly unique country-living property highlighted by a separate, independent 2,400 sq. ft. pool house featuring a 35,000-gallon indoor pool, full kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom. The pool house square footage, bedroom, and bathroom are not included in the listing stats, providing substantial additional space beyond the main residence. The house, originally built in 1886, this home underwent extensive renovations in 1993, including new electrical wiring throughout, a new 200-amp electrical service panel, new flooring, drywall, and siding. An additional 200-amp electrical panel was installed at the pool house in 2000.. Built in 2000, the pool house features nine skylights, updated flooring, new kitchen appliances, and central boiler heat for the pool and water. Recent improvements include a new pool pump and sump pump in 2026, along with pool cleaning completed in August 2026. The pool also features a painted finish. The main home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and an attached 2-car garage. Numerous major improvements have already been completed, including new windows in 2023, a new furnace and central air in 2022, a new water heater in 2021, a metal roof installed in 2018, updated electrical, mostly new plumbing, and a new well installed in July 2026. A water softener system was added in 2019, and the interior and basement were freshly painted in July 2026. A septic inspection was also completed in August 2026. Outside, the property offers two large dog pens, mature pear and apple trees, a metal storage shed, and a fully owned 1,000-gallon LP tank that is currently filled. The attached 2-car garage also features a vehicle service pit on the right side. With a separate 2,400 sq. ft. pool house offering its own kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, and indoor pool, this property provides a combination of country living and recreational space that is truly hard to find. Buyer and buyer's agent to verify all information, including square footage, room sizes, school zones, taxes, exemptions, and zoning. Measurements are approximate. The silos are not owned by the seller and are not located on the seller's property.