own brand of heartland grandeur meets the quiet confidence of Kentucky limestone and hand-finished millwork. Where Olathe's prairie sensibility taught the eye to appreciate sweeping horizontal lines, Omaha deepens that instinct into something more elemental—a reverence for substance over spectacle, for the kind of craftsmanship that rewards a second look the way aged bourbon rewards a slow finish. Here the estate's copper-hooded chimneys and reclaimed oak beams speak a language any discerning buyer from the Great Plains corridor would recognize as home, even as the property's signature rolling topography carries the gaze forward toward something altogether different, where Ontario's