If you love snooping through crazy local real estate listings, this one is going to absolutely blow your mind.

For the very first time ever, a massive 75-acre estate in Waseca County called Calonett is up for sale. If the name sounds familiar to local horse lovers, that’s because it was owned by Walter Mishek, the founder of The Arabian Horse Times.

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According to the listing, as the magazine grew, the horses and the home grew right along with it, creating a one-of-a-kind property built around a lifelong passion for Arabian horses.

The main house alone is an 11,000-square-foot monster with six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, Brazilian onyx, and a custom bar with mirror-finished ceilings. Add in two executive offices, a private gym, and an owner’s suite with floor-to-ceiling water views, and you could honestly live here for a week and still get lost.

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Beyond the sheer size, it’s the incredible over-the-top details that make this $5.5M property feel like pure luxury. We’re talking a passenger elevator, a whole-house backup generator, a commercial-style catering kitchen, and even finished living quarters in the heated barn.

But the outside might actually be the best part. You get 75 breathtaking acres of fenced horse pastures, wide open fields, and a private 6-acre stocked pond!

Whether you're actively searching for your dream country getaway or just love appreciating incredible local real estate, this piece of Minnesota history is wild!

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