For the discerning luxury buyer seeking a legacy-calibre landholding beyond the confines of the city, this extraordinary 160-acre estate in Alberta’s Kneehill County offers a rare convergence of privacy, scale, luxury, and long-term vision. Located less than an hour from Calgary and YYC International Airport, the property is ideally suited for multigenerational living, a private family retreat, luxury rural hospitality venture, wellness destination, or significant investment holding. Encompassing over 13,000 sq. ft., the custom stone-clad manor was built with uncompromising craftsmanship and a “custom everything” philosophy, featuring rich cherry oak millwork, bespoke cabinetry, Cheryl Wagner gold fixtures and hardware, soaring ceilings, statement chandeliers, seven gas-lit wood-burning fireplaces, and integrated Crestron smart-home technology throughout. Designed for elevated entertaining and large-scale family living alike, the residence offers seven bedrooms, fourteen bathrooms, an elevator servicing all levels, a showpiece chef’s kitchen with premium appliances and butler’s pantry, secondary preparation kitchen, nanny/in-law suite, two theatres, wine room, library, gym, steam room, spa, and an additional full kitchen on the lower level. Expansive terraces, an outdoor kitchen, private courtyard spaces, and a newly constructed year-round enclosed solarium create a seamless connection to Alberta’s dramatic prairie landscape. Purposefully designed for resilience and self-sufficiency, the estate includes a 3,000 sq. ft. guest residence, private helicopter landing pad, 22,000 gallons of water storage, CAT D80-2S backup generator, attached triple garage, and detached collector’s garage connected via underground tunnel. A substantial 180x80 machine shop presents exceptional flexibility for equestrian infrastructure, luxury event use, wellness expansion, or private collector purposes. Rarely does a property emerge that so completely answers the growing demand for experiential luxury, privacy, and meaningful generational ownership in Western Canada.