Allen County, Kansas Land For Sale (10 results)

If you're looking for a hunting property where seclusion is the name of the game, this 42 +/- acre farm in Allen County, Kansas deserves a hard look. This farm has a proven history of big bucks and offers the kind of isolation that serious whitetail hunters are constantly chasing. In today's whitetail world, the experts are preaching the importance of sanctuary and minimizing pressure--and this place gives you the opportunity to do exactly that. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle, this property provides the security mature bucks need to reach their full potential and gives a hunter the chance to hunt smart rather than hunt hard. The current owner has established a trail system and has several years of good trail camera history. The farm hunts well in November and is clearly a rut spot. The lane into the farm is owned, NOT AN EASEMENT, and provides the security to protect big deer with no road frontage. With a well-placed food plot, this farm is a true giant despite the smaller acreage. 42 +/- acres of this kind of seclusion is hard to find, especially with a big-buck history already in place. The real value here isn't just measured in acres--it's measured in how a property makes a mature whitetail feel. With the right strategy, this farm can be managed as a true sanctuary while strategically hunting the edges, travel corridors, and staging areas when conditions are right. For the hunter who understands that less pressure equals bigger deer, this Allen County tract could be the foundation of a serious Kansas whitetail program. If your goal is to own a secluded piece of Kansas where big bucks have a reason to stay, this one needs to be on your list. Call Midwest Land Group Agent, Ryan Litwin today for your tour at (406) 581-8869. Property Features -42 +/- secluded acres -Big buck history -Great cover -Trail system -Owned lane from road into farm -120 miles to KC Airport -15 miles to Iola -30 miles to Fort Scott

This nearly quarter section in Allen County, Kansas, checks all the boxes for both the serious hunter and the savvy land investor. With approximately 35 acres of productive tillable ground, the property offers immediate income potential while leaving plenty of room to build and enhance wildlife habitat. The balance of the farm features a strong mix of mature timber lining the creeks and ditches, creating natural travel corridors and bedding areas that deer already rely on. Several ponds are scattered across the property, providing year-round water sources that not only support wildlife but also add to the property's recreational appeal. What truly sets this farm apart is its upside. For the buyer with vision, this is a blank canvas to develop into a premier hunting property in Southeast Kansas. The existing layout lends itself perfectly to strategic improvements--food plots, additional bedding cover, edge feathering, and stand access routes could quickly transform this into a highly effective whitetail setup. With the right habitat work, this farm has all the ingredients to consistently hold and grow mature deer. The trail camera history already proves both the genetic potential and the existence of some good deer consistently using the farm for the past several years. Access is another major advantage. With entry points from both the south and east, hunters can comfortably hunt multiple wind directions without compromising the property--an absolute must for serious whitetail management. The south road is paved and offers readily available power and water, making it an ideal location for a future cabin or home build. Whether you're looking to create a top-tier hunting farm, diversify your investment portfolio with income-producing land, or both, this Allen County tract offers the location, layout, and potential to deliver. Opportunities like this, with both immediate return and long-term upside, are getting harder to find in Southeast Kansas. Property Features -Water, crops, and pasture -35 acres of tillable income -Proven deer history -Blank canvas for food plots and habitat improvement -Paved road -Access from south and east -Utilities available at road -20 minutes from Iola -45 minutes from Fort Scott -120 miles from KCI Airport

Located outside of Moran, Kansas in Allen County, this 28.47 +/- acre tract offers an opportunity to own a manageable piece of land in an area well known for its strong wildlife populations and big buck potential. Currently established in grass, the property provides a blank slate for the next owner to shape it to fit their goals. Whether you're looking for a future homesite, a small hunting property, or ground that could potentially be converted back into tillable production, this tract offers flexibility. Power is already run to the property, making future improvements more convenient. Deer and quail have been observed on the property, and the surrounding area has a reputation for producing quality whitetails year after year. Located approximately 15+/- minutes from Moran and 25+/- minutes from Chanute with multiple possibilities and room to get creative, this is a property that can be tailored to fit a variety of recreational, agricultural, or residential uses. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Austin Lovewell (620) 687-5050 . Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only. Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of those property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.

Located in Allen County, this 30.16+/- acre tract offers a combination of open grassland, wildlife habitat, and future potential. The property is primarily made up of grass with fencing along two sides and a wet weather creek. The creek corridor creates natural travel routes for wildlife and provides excellent bedding cover for deer. Allen County is well known for producing quality whitetails, and this property offers a great starting point for someone looking to establish a rural homesite, potentially develop a great hunting property or simply invest in land with multiple possible uses. Currently a blank slate, the acreage provides the flexibility to fit a variety of goals. Outside of recreation, if you are looking to graze livestock, this property also suits those avenues as well. Located approximately 15+/- minutes from Moran and 25+/- minutes from Chanute, this tract combines a peaceful rural setting with easy access to nearby amenities. Small acreages with this much flexibility are becoming increasingly difficult to find so take advantage of this opportunity to own 30.16 +/- acres in Allen County! All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Austin Lovewell (620) 687-5050 . Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only. Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of those property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.

If you are looking for your run of the mill Kansas recreational/investment property, scroll on. You will not find that here! Farms like this come available every handful of years, at best. Even less than that in this area! This property is located in Northern Allen County, KS, along the Neosho River, east of Neosho Falls. Lets dig into this big hitter and see what it's all about! It's hard not to start out with the river bottom tillable. Made up of mostly Class 1, Mason silt loam, some Verdidgris silt loam, and a little Osage silty clay(which we will dig into later), the 230 plus acres of tillable is without a doubt, some of the best dirt Allen County or Southeast Kansas has to offer. There have been very few times over the last 10 years, river bottom tillable acreage of this size have been publicly available. This bottom dirt will be paying you back for years to come! That high end dirt won't just pay you back, it will also produce trophy class whitetails for the forseeable future. The owner hasn't ran cameras much on this farm, which is a generational farm, that has been in the same family, since almost the beginning of time, but he has taken some giant whitetails off of it. The Neosho River has long been known throughout the state as the holy grail for world class bucks. The property not only boast the high end tillable acreage, it has Indian Creek splitting the farm, from north to south, all the way down to where it spills into the Neosho! The Indian creek tributary provides big timber, bedding, and beautiful natural funnels to the lead the buck of your dreams to your finger tips. I know when we think of Kansas recreational farms, we thing of deer, turkey, and ducks. This property has all the before mentioned, but don't let the fishing opportunities miss your attention. This stretch of the Neosho River has long been known for producing world class flatheads. The owner made a boat ramp on the river to be able to load and unload his boat. He has caught some prehistoric size flats along this stretch that tip the scales at 70lbs plus. You will never have a dull spring/summer on the Neosho River. Now lets get to that Osage silty clay we talked about earlier. That Osage silty clay is perfect to build that duck marsh of your dreams. Being able to pull water off the Neosho River or possibly Indian Creek, make this a no doubter waterfowl property. The good run of Osage silty clay will allow an area to flood every year, in one of the best flyways the state of Kansas has to offer. The waterfowl opportunities on this acreage are truly endless! We have talked about recreational possibilites on this farm endlessly. I am going to throw out a couple more, just in case I haven't tickled your fancy yet. The property has a solid turkey population. With the big timber throughout, roost hunts should be a blast! Not only that, the owner, through the years has found multiple, priceless arrowheads and Indian artifacts. The Neosho moving dirt around every spring will leave permanent opportunities to uncover some of the most aged artifacts this beatiful country has covered up! I know the river bottom tillable on this property is the bell cow! But there is no doubt, overall, this is as good of a recreational farm you will ever find. No matter what you are looking for, this farm has it all. Give Brian Helman (620)212-2027, a call today! 230 acres plus Neosho River bottom tillable Big bucks Turkeys Waterfowl potential Big Neosho River flatheads 1/2 mile Neosho River frontage Turkeys Arrowheads 1.5 hours from Kansas City 2 hours from Wichita 2 hours from Tulsa

On behalf of the family of Vernon and Coletta Sprague, Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers is proud to present this diverse Anderson and Allen County, Kansas real estate to the public via online auction. The property is being offered in 5 separate tracts and combinations thereof with a total of 8 different options. The 8 tracts vary in size from 80 +/- acres to 240 +/- acres. These properties are all located east of Colony and south of Lone Elm near the intersection of 200th and Montana, not far from pavement and are in an extremely close proximity to each other with the tracts only being separated by County roads. Whether you are a beef producer, grain farmer, looking to diversify your investment portfolio or are just looking for a rural escape from the hustle and bustle of life, there’s a tract here for you. These reputable parcels have been in the same family for a long time and it may be 100 years before they change hands again so come prepared to buy! These properties are being sold via online auction beginning at Noon on September 18th with the closing of Tract 1 beginning at 9:00 A.M. on September 22nd. The closings of each tract will be staggered one hour apart throughout the day. Each tract will feature a dynamic closing meaning that any bids placed with less than 3 minutes remaining will extend the bidding back to 3 minutes remaining. Please refer to the closing schedule below the description. Tracts 1 and 2 are being sold as individual tracts only. Tracts 3 and 4 are being offered individually and then in combination as Tract 5 with the properties selling in whichever format garners the most proceeds. Tracts 6 and 7 are being offered individually and then in combination as Tract 8 with the properties selling in whichever format garners the most proceeds. There is an excellent agricultural and grazing tenant in place who would desire the opportunity to continue leasing any of these parcels in the event the new owner needs a tenant.   Tract 7 totals 160 acres more or less and is being offered both individually and in combination with Tract 6 which is contiguous to the north. This parcel is the second offering of the auction that will be appealing to the beef producer as well as possessing some recreational appeal and oil production. Tract 7 is composed of grazing pasture with a catchpen at the northeast corner, a small portion of cropland along the west boundary and a section of heavy hardwood timber in the southeast quadrant. The pasture portion has a good base of native grass but could use a chemical application to give it a boost going into next year’s grazing season. The prominent native grass varieties in the pasture are Big Bluestem, Switchgrass and Indiangrass with a nice compliment of Sideoats Grama. The cropland acreage totals 10.48 acres according to FSA records with the entirety of the soil composition within the tillable portion being Woodson silt loam. Livestock water is provided by a sizable pond located near the east boundary. Existing boundary fences on this tract are barbed wire and vary in quality and are described as follows… The west fence is mostly adequate with a section needing work near the north end which is currently being reinforced with electric fence. The south and east fences are 4 and 5 strand rated adequate. The north fence only extends across part of the north boundary of this tract which is the division line between the subject parcel and Tract 6 to the north. If Tracts 6 and 7 sell separately, there will need to be a short section of new fence constructed. Contact Broker if you need further information on this. For those wanting a parcel with some hunting appeal as well, this is one to not overlook. According to the Seller, the timbered section of this tract has historically been frequented by area Whitetails. A review of the aerial map will show a substantial and heavily timbered corridor to both the south and east of the subject parcel. The addition of feeders should provide excellent upside potential for this property. This tract does have current oil production and we have provided the County rendition sheets and Kansas Geological Survey data within the “Related Documents” section of this listing on our website for your review. The County rendition sheets indicate the Seller possesses the entirety of the mineral rights and is receiving the common 1/8th Royalty Interest from current oil production. 2025 total barrel production was 485 barrels according to the rendition sheets with 1/8th of that number credited to the landowner. Tract 7 is being offered both individually and in combination with Tract 6 which is contiguous to the north and will sell in whichever format garners the most proceeds. We will take the high bids from Tract 6 and Tract 7, add them together plus a $25,000 escalator and this is where the bidding will begin on Tract 8 which is the combination of Tracts 6 and 7. Fence Disclosure: If Tracts 6 and 7 sell separately and not in combination, there will need to be a short section of fence constructed between the two tracts. Please refer to State and County fencing regulations regarding responsibility of fence construction for containment of livestock. Sericea Lespedeza Disclosure: Like many properties in the region, some of these tracts have a presence of Sericea Lespedeza. Please be sure to review all the pertinent property information within the “Related Documents” section of each of the tracts on our website which you will find below the tract description. For further information or to set up a tour, please contact Cameron Roth at 785-917-0867. Again, these properties are being sold via online auction beginning at Noon on September 18th with the closing of Tract 1 beginning at 9:00 A.M. on September 22nd. The closings of each tract will be staggered one hour apart throughout the day. Each tract will feature a dynamic closing meaning that any bids placed with less than 3 minutes remaining will extend the bidding back to 3 minutes remaining. Please refer to the closing schedule below the description. Location: Montana Rd. 1/8th mile south of 130th. Brief Legal Description: The Northeast 1/4 of Section 24, Township 23 South, Range 19 East of the 6th P.M., Allen County, Kansas. 160 acres more or less. Driving Directions: From Lone Elm, take Nebraska Rd. south for 1 ¾ mile to 200th and turn west. Proceed 1 mile to Montana Rd. and turn south. Go 1 mile and the property is on the west side. Watch for the signs! Closing: On or before October 27th, 2026 Earnest Money: $40,000.00 due on day of auction. The earnest money is non-refundable unless the Seller cannot deliver marketable title. Minerals: Any mineral interest belonging to the Seller shall transfer to the Buyer. There is current mineral production on Tract 7. Dynamic closing of bidding for each tract will be as follows: Tract 1- September 22nd at 9:00 A.M. Tract 2- September 22nd  at 10:00 A.M Tract 3- September 22nd at 11:00 A.M. Tract 4- September 22nd at Noon Tract 5- September 22nd at 1:00 P.M. Tract 6- September 22nd at 2:00 P.M. Tract 7- September 22nd at 3:00 P.M. Tract 8- September 22nd at 4:00 P.M.

If you are looking for an affordable blank canvas that you can turn into a hunting haven, then look no further! This 50 lies in a big buck proven neighborhood, and already boasts a great pond and a draw full of warm season grasses and cedars, providing both bedding cover and a travel corridor. There are 20 +/- acres on the east side of the property bordering the county road that historically were cut for hay, but this is the second season that ground has been put back into tillable production, currently planted to 16 +/- acres of beans to add income and drawing power for deer! This would also be a great small parcel to build a cabin or lodge on and still have some hunting out your back door. Just 2.5 miles north of 54 on a well-maintained gravel road, this parcel gives you both privacy and easy access. Speaking of access, the county road runs along the east edge of the farm, giving you prime access for westerly winds to sneak into a stand in one of the many mature trees that line the creek bottom running through the middle of the property. I get calls all the time for small tracts that are affordable and can be turned into prime hunting opportunities with a little work in southeast Kansas. Don't let the aerial fool you on this one; it won't last long! Property Features -Deer history -Tillable income -Pond -Great bedding cover -Build site -Hay income -10 minutes to Moran -25 minutes to Fort Scott

Located less than half a mile from the Neosho River banks, sits one of the most complete deer hunting farms in Southeast Kansas. With nearly a hundred feet of elevation change, the character and views from this property are amazing. Throw in multiple ponds, thick bedding cover, big timber, brushy cedar thickets, and established food plots all accessible from county gravel road, the recipe is for nothing other than growing and holding big mature whitetails. I have personally witnessed this farm produce quality deer for nearly a decade which speaks to the quality of the neighborhood and the genetics in the immediate area. A great trail system is in place to help navigate this well thought out and developed deer and turkey farm . If you're looking to build a cabin or permanent residence away from the stress and distractions in the city, utilities are at the road and this property offers multiple building sites. With access to highway 54 just a mile from the gate, traveling back and forth to town is simple and easy. For more information on this beautiful property give Brad Hand a call at 620 215 0007

Edge of town 4.3 M/L acres, treed park like setting. Has a single wide with newer addition attached that has a loft. There are two bedrooms and 1.5 baths. The remodel has been started needs more tlc and your stamp to make it how you would like it to be completed.

The is a nice property on 1.91 Acres with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, a nice size living Room with a nice Utility Room. The property has a really nice Garage with a storm shelter on the property. There is also to storage shed on the property. The property is being sold in as-is condition.