Dickinson County, Kansas Land For Sale (18 results)

KEY FEATURES 4 Bed, 3 Bath, 3,000 square foot Home 2 Bed, 2 Bath, 2,000 square foot Bunkhouse 80'x150' Indoor Arena 120'x180' Outdoor Arena 30'x40' Entertainment Room/Bar with a Half Bath and Cafe Seating 30'x50' Shop 10 Stall Barn Wash Rack Indoor Round Pen Dual Tack Rooms Vet Room 6 Stall Stud Barn with Breeding Dummy DESCRIPTION Whether you're a horse trainer, breeder, or enthusiast, be sure to take a look at this property! With roughly 32 acres +/-, this ranch has a little something for everyone. There is continuous panel fencing throughout the property that's ready for your livestock. With both an indoor and outdoor arena, you'd be able to ride; rain or shine. There is a 23 acre +/- pasture with a pond on the north half of the property, leaving room for your operation to grow. With gravel road frontage off of 3300 Avenue, ease of access is a breeze to this secluded location. Enjoy breathtaking sunsets and incoming storms from the west on the home's wrap around porch. The 3,000 square foot home has been updated with thoughtful finishes to include a custom fireplace. The unfinished basement provides the new owner with room to add their own personal touch. The entertainment room and bar makes hosting family and friends fun for everyone. The bunkhouse provides an additional source of income or a place for family to stay. The property runs off of rural water and propane for heat throughout the winter. The opportunities are endless on this ranch; don't miss your opportunity to own a beautiful property! Be sure to visit the Property Website link below for a virtual tour of the home! Contact Samantha Swearingen to schedule your private showing today! (785) 577-9878

398 Acre Income-Producing Hunting Farm | North Central Kansas This 398 acre hunting farm in North Central Kansas is one of the most secure wildlife properties in the region, offering a proven combination of income production and long-term recreational value. Extensive CRP, native grasses, timber, food plots, and reliable water sources create a year-round sanctuary that supports wildlife while providing consistent annual returns. Trail camera history and multiple mature bucks surviving the 2025 season confirm the property is performing as designed and has done so year after year. With low pressure, abundant bedding, dependable food, and water, the farm consistently holds quality whitetails along with strong pheasant, quail, and turkey populations-setting the stage for a promising 2026 hunting season. From an investment standpoint, the established habitat, CRP income, and turnkey improvements reduce management risk while preserving long-term upside. Whether held for recreational use, income, or future appreciation, this property offers a stable, proven land asset in the low pressure region of North Central Kansas. Property Highlights: 398 total acres 160.1 acres enrolled in CRP generating $10,000+ annual income 170.4 acres dryland / CRP 227.4 acres native grass & timber 9 acres of Milo food plots 5 wet-weather ponds plus a spring-fed creek Mature timber including cottonwood, walnut, mulberry, hedge, and cedar Rolling topography with secluded bedding, funnels, and stand locations Established internal trail system Excellent fencing with new gates All seller-owned mineral rights convey Wildlife & Infrastructure: Documented history of Boone & Crockett-class whitetails, including bucks over 200" Mature trophy bucks currently on camera for 2026 Strong upland bird and turkey numbers Turnkey setup with 3 tower blinds, 2 2000lb all-season feeders, and multiple tree stands Multiple access points allow hunting in nearly any wind Location: Just south of I-70 with easy access from Salina, Manhattan, Wichita, and Kansas City Only 11 miles to Abilene Rural water and electric available 1/4 mile to the north along Nail Road A rare combination of dependable CRP income and proven hunting performance. This is a true turnkey Kansas recreational farm built for long-term success. Private showings by appointment only.Dustin Lutt - Listing Agent - 785-577-7377

For more than 16 years, two dedicated land stewards have managed this property with a singular focus: building and maintaining a mature, trophy-class whitetail herd. Not casually hunted. Not partially managed. Intensively and intentionally developed with discipline, restraint, and long-term vision. Located just north of Chapman, Kansas in highly sought-after Dickinson County, Kansas, this 220-acre farm represents what serious whitetail hunters across the country spend years searching for and rarely find available. The result is a property where multiple mature shooter bucks are encountered every single season. Trophy deer have been harvested here year after year, and just as importantly, many more have been intentionally passed to grow older and strengthen the genetics. The age structure on this farm did not happen by accident it is the product of patience and low pressure. Neighboring hunting pressure remains minimal, allowing bucks to reach full maturity and move with confidence. Detailed trail camera history and harvest photos document the caliber of deer this property consistently produces. The habitat is equally impressive. 70 +/- acres of mature hardwood timber provide the kind of security cover older Kansas bucks demand, while 154 +/- acres of native grasses create expansive bedding areas that support both whitetails and a thriving upland bird population. These grasses provide exceptional thermal cover in winter, protection during the rut, and ideal nesting habitat for pheasant and quail. Timbered sections on the farm have proven to be reliable corridors for mature bucks throughout the season, as well as consistent shed-producing areas each spring. There is a particular bedding location on this property that turns on during the rut every year and the current owners know it well. Movement patterns here are not guessed they are understood. Food plots are positioned to influence travel. Entry and exit routes have been carefully designed to work with multiple wind directions, allowing hunters to access stands without educating deer. Established blinds offer comfortable, low-impact setups suitable for all ages, keeping hunters concealed and out of the elements while deer filter from native grass bedding into feeding areas like clockwork. This is not a property you need to learn over time it is one that is already dialed in for immediate success. Beyond whitetails, the farm supports a strong turkey population, healthy numbers of upland birds, and predator hunting opportunities including bobcat and coyote. Multiple ponds provide reliable year-round water sources. Two drilled wells sit on opposite ends of the property, power is already in place, and a 400-yard shooting range adds both recreational and practical value. Despite its private, quiet setting, the farm sits less than ten minutes from town on a well-maintained gravel road, offering easy access without sacrificing seclusion. There are no hunting leases in place, mineral rights remain intact, and the grassland habitat presents optional future income potential if desired. What makes this property truly rare is not just its acreage or habitat diversity it is the time embedded within it. 16 + years of selective harvest, strategic improvements, disciplined management, and low pressure cannot be recreated overnight. In today's market, finding a farm that is fully developed, thoroughly proven, and genuinely turn-key is exceptionally difficult especially in a region known for producing mature Kansas whitetails. Properties like this are typically held, not sold. And when they do become available, they do not linger. For the buyer who understands the value of time, genetics, and opportunity, this is not just a farm it is a system built for continued success and a legacy ready to be carried forward. Property Features -220 total acres in Dickinson County, Kansas -70 +/- acres of mature hardwood timber -154 +/- acres of native grasses supporting bedding and upland habitat -16 + years of intentional trophy whitetail management -Multiple mature shooter bucks encountered every season -Documented history of trophy deer with trail camera and harvest photos -Low neighboring hunting pressure -Established rut hotspot bedding area -Timbered draw known for mature buck movement and shed production -Multiple established food plots -Strategically designed wind-based access routes -Established blinds for all ages -Multiple ponds with reliable water -Two drilled wells -Power in place -400-yard shooting range -Strong turkey population -Healthy pheasant and quail numbers -Predator hunting (bobcat & coyote) -Mineral rights intact -No hunting leases -Less than 10 minutes from Chapman, Kansas

This 80 acre tract in Dickinson County, located just one mile off blacktop, offers an outstanding opportunity for anyone looking to expand their land portfolio or secure a solid investment property. Whether you're adding to an existing operation or seeking a diverse tract with long-term potential, this property checks the boxes. Its convenient access and productive agricultural makeup make it ideal for row crop production in addition to its CRP. Land The property consists of 50 productive tillable acres along with an additional 4 acres of established grass. The remaining balance is currently enrolled in a CRP contract through September 30, 2028, providing steady income while enhancing soil conservation and wildlife habitat. Topography across the tract is primarily gently rolling, with the majority of the acres carrying less than 5% slope, and only limited areas experiencing slightly greater elevation change. This layout supports efficient equipment operation and helps maintain strong production potential. Soil Composition 57.3% Irwin silty clay loam 45.6% Clime silty clay loam 19.9% Crete silty clay loam Recreation Beyond its farming appeal, the property offers a recreational component that adds another dimension. The grass acreage along the east side provides quality habitat for upland birds, while the 4-acre pasturepresents an excellent opportunity to establish a food plot, creating a natural travel corridor for deer. This blend of income-producing farmland and wildlife habitat adds another degree of versatility and long-term appeal. Agriculture The property features 50 productive tillable acres, primarily planted to wheat with occasional sorghum in rotation, offering a solid foundation for continued grain production. There are an additional 4 acres of established grass, providing flexibility for hay or livestock use. The balance of the acreage is enrolled in a CRP contract through September 30, 2028, generating $1,357 annually in income. The CRP payment will be conveyed to the Buyer dated back to September 30, 2025. This conservation program not only provides steady returns but also supports soil health and erosion control. A 2/3 crop-share agreement is already in place for the 2026 crop year, creating immediate income potential for a new owner. Region & Climate Abilene, KS, is located on the western edge of the subtropical-to-tropical climate zone. Averaging 32 inches of rainfall a year, it experiences hot, humid summers and dry, cold winters.

This 158.5 acre income-producing recreational farm in North Central Kansas is a proven hunting tract, managed to attract and hold upland birds and trophy whitetails. With an ideal mix of native grasses, CRP bedding cover, timbered edges, and strategically placed food sources, the property provides diverse habitat that consistently produces pheasant, quail, turkeys, and mature Kansas bucks. Wide grass flats, Sandhill plum thickets, and natural edge habitat create flushes of upland birds, while dense bedding cover and secluded pockets of timber hold deer year-round. This same biodiversity has helped produce Boone & Crockett caliber deer over many years. Every ridge, grass draw, and edge line shows wildlife activityand the layout provides multiple stand and blind locations for different winds, ideal conditions for rifle or bow. Land & Income Overview 158 total acres 54 +/- CRP acreage providing over $3500 in dependable annual income (Enrollment expires in 2028) Strong grass cover and habitat diversity across the tract All seller's mineral rights transfer Excellent perimeter fencing and access from maintained county roads Habitat & Water Features Managed for upland bird and whitetail habitat Mix of native grasses, plum thickets, draws, and timbered edges Wet-weather ponds and natural drainages providing wildlife water Topography creates secluded bedding pockets and travel corridors Multiple food sources continue to draw and hold game on this tract Wildlife & Hunting Proven whitetail geneticsbenefits from trophy management on neighboring acres Pheasant, quail, and turkey throughout the grass and edge cover Stand locations for archery and rifle setups including tower blinds and feeders. Year-round hunting opportunities with minimal pressure Location Located just south of I-70 and within easy reach of Salina, Abilene, Enterprise, Manhattan, and Wichita, this tract offers both convenience and privacy. Utilities are nearby, and local services, lodging, and amenities are just minutes away. Summary The South 158 is a rare opportunity in a strong hunting neighborhooda turnkey Kansas recreational farm with income, habitat diversity, upland bird potential, and trophy whitetail history. Whether you're building a hunting portfolio, seeking an accessible private getaway, or wanting a long-term land investment, this tract checks the boxes.

When it comes to attracting and holding big deer in Kansas, the bigger and denser the cover is, the better and this tract offers both in spades. The northwest corner of this tract offers almost 40 acres of hardwood/cedar tree mix thick enough to make even the wariest of mature bucks feel safe. The ground east of the woods has been strategically planted to tall grasses and rows of brushy woody annuals to benefit all species of wildlife. The entire north 80 is basically a hunter's paradise for deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, and other small game species. The south half of the quarter basically consists of good tillable farm ground that can provide some extra income and help feed the wildlife year round. This farm has it all, great hunting, tillable income and blacktop access, so contact the agent for a closer look at this great property. Land access by appointment only.

North 240 Premier Trophy Whitetail & Upland Bird Tract With CRP Income (Dickinson County, KS) The North 240 acres represents the heart of this hunting neighborhood a diverse, income-producing recreational tract with a long track record of Boone & Crockett caliber whitetails, strong upland bird numbers, and year-round habitat that consistently holds game. With an exceptional blend of CRP bedding, native grasses, timbered creek drainage, food sources, and multiple edge transitions, this farm is purpose-built for the serious deer and upland hunter. This portion of the property has been the core of the farm's trophy whitetail history, producing deer that have surpassed the coveted 200 mark. Seclusion, cover, food, and minimal pressure have created a natural sanctuary where mature bucks can age, pattern predictably, and spend the majority of their lives on or around the property. At the same time, the native grass structure and habitat diversity make the upland bird hunting exceptional with flushes of pheasant and coveys of quail being the norm, not the exception. Multiple access points allow clean entry for various winds, while interior trails provide quiet routes for stands and scent free tower blinds. This is a true Kansas hunting farm with the scale and layout to hunt multiple people or multiple seasons without burning it out. Land & Income Overview 240 total acres Significant CRP income-90+/- acres providing over $5500 of dependable annual payments Excellent diversity of grass, food, and timber All seller's mineral rights transfer Strong perimeter fencing and county road access Trail system throughout for strategic access Habitat & Water Features Managed specifically for trophy whitetails and upland birds Spring-fed creek drainage, wet-weather ponds, and year-round water influence Timbered draws and wooded edges creating bedding, funnels, and bow-stand pinch points Multiple food plot locations, including Milo that draws both deer and birds Rolling topography with secluded pockets, breaks, and edge-rich design Wildlife & Hunting Boone & Crockett caliber whitetail history, including bucks over 200 Mature trophy bucks currently frequenting the tract Strong populations of pheasant, quail, and turkey Tower blinds, feeders, and stand locations already established Multiple access routes for low-impact hunting Capable of supporting multiple hunters and multiple stand options simultaneously Location Just minutes off Interstate 70 and easily reached from Salina, Abilene, Enterprise, Manhattan, and Wichita, this tract combines privacy with convenience. Lodging, food, fuel, and full services are close by. Summary The North 240 is a rare, large-acreage recreational farm with big-deer history, strong upland bird habitat, consistent hunting performance, and steady CRP income. For the buyer seeking a legacy-caliber Kansas hunting tract one that you can hunt every year, manage long-term, and be proud to own this property stands out in today's market.

Offering a chance to own a nice tillable quarter in northern Dickinson County. This tract consists primarily of Class II Crete Silty Loam, great for any crops the area allows. All acres are currently planted to a cover crop and will be ready for spring planting. Possession is flexible and will be determined at the time of the sale. Don't miss out on this!

Another combination tract has hit the market! This property has everything, from timber, to pasture, and tillable, to a couple of ponds. The scattered timber and ponds on the property offer great wildlife habitat. There are a few outbuildings on the northeast corner of the property to store your equipment on the property. Get in touch with Ray Swearingen to learn more about this property! (785) 452-8498

Great potential build site off of Rain Road in Dickinson County! This property features a pond as well as timber throughout the pasture. The tract is located 4 miles south of Chapman, Kansas on the east side of Rain Road, just a quarter mile north of 2200 Avenue. Take a drive by this property to see what your future may hold! Call Billy Randle for more details! (785) 479-1152

This 80 acre +/- property of CRP has strong hunting potential! With scattered timber throughout the property as well as a draw on the northeast corner of the property, wildlife are sure to stay. There is a well maintained path that runs from the south entrance of the property to the north boundary line. This path makes access easy for hunters to get back to the draw where it is quiet and secluded. Access to the property consists of dirt roads. This property is located five miles north of Solomon, Kansas and just eight miles from Abilene. Looking for extra income off of a hunting lease? Consider this property when you're thinking of adding more real estate to your portfolio! Contact Ray Swearingen for more information! (785) 452-8498

This property would make a great addition to anyone's operation! Whether you're looking for a hunting property, or another tract of farmland to add to your portfolio, be sure to give this one a look. Scattered timber throughout the property offers great wildlife habitat. Gravel roads on the south and east sides of the property give it great access anytime of year. Call Ray Swearingen to learn more about this property! (785) 452-8498

Don't miss out on the chance to add this quarter of upland tillable to your operation! This property has ease of access on the west and north sides consisting of gravel roads. This tract includes tract two and three soils and a line of trees running north and south to the boundary lines. Give Ray Swearingen a call to learn more about this property! (785) 452-8498

This 220-acre tract features 214 acres of quality tillable land comprised of Class II and III soils, which are ideal for achieving high crop yields. The property offers convenient access with a well-maintained gravel road on the east side and convenient frontage along Old Highway 40 to the south. If you would like to keep the whole farm intact, the 35-acre tract to the south is also available, providing an excellent opportunity to expand your holdings and maintain the property's full potential. Don't miss your opportunity to add this outstanding farm to your current operation or to diversify your portfolio. Get in touch with Derek Isaacson today about this farm! (785) 452-0566

This 118 +/- acre tract of productive tillable is ready for you and your operation. The property is located just five miles north of Solomon, Kansas and consists of dirt road frontage. The terraces on this property have been well maintained over the years as well as the waterways. Take a drive by this property to see if it's a good fit for your portfolio! Get in touch with Ray Swearingen to learn more about this property! (785) 452-8498

4 acres in Dickinson County, KS

4 acres in Dickinson County, KS

This spacious lot is located on the corner of 3rd and Brady in Abilene, it has water, gas and electrical hookups. If you're looking for a large lot to build on this is the property for you.