Oennings' retirement home near Wabasha is for sale

LaVonne and Steve Oenning built a retirement home on a family farm near Wabasha, Minnesota. Their 61.5-acre property, which has been in Steve's family for over a century, is filled with memories and stories. They have enjoyed activities like sledding and hunting and have a cherished collection of antiques. The Oennings began collecting antiques during trips to fairs. Steve developed a passion for restoring and refinishing antique furniture, focusing on oak pieces. Their home features items from his work, along with Amish furniture. After Steve passed away in late 2022, LaVonne is now selling many of these treasured pieces through upcoming auctions. The Oennings' custom home, built in 2010, offers beautiful views and various features that LaVonne designed. The house has 3,935 square feet, with high ceilings and lots of natural light. It includes five bedrooms and three bathrooms. There are trails for walking and hunting on the property, which also has a pond and an apple orchard. LaVonne fondly remembers how much their grandchildren enjoyed the land. They loved riding four-wheelers and catching turtles in the pond. The home's presence on County Road 10 adds to the appeal, surrounded by the serenity of nature. The Oennings’ property is now on the market for $1.795 million. It showcases the designs and enduring love that LaVonne and Steve cultivated together. Their home is a testament to their life, filled with joy and cherished moments.