Lincoln County, Kansas Land For Sale (5 results)

This tract, located just off the southeast corner of Wilson Lake, has a lot to offer a buyer with development in mind. Hard to beat access with State Hwy 232 running along the west side and a good gravel road to the north. Many lot possibilities with gorgeous views of the lake and the surrounding hill country. As it stands, a well-placed access road winds through the property, highlighting potential build sites and entrances from the west and the north. Wilson Lake area is possibly the best Kansas has to offer and as a result, the demand for housing has outgrown the supply. This is a must-see in person to appreciate, so contact the listing agent today.

Property Location: Located in Lincoln County along East Milo Drive, just a 1 mile north of Highway 18 and 3 miles east of Lucas, KS. Legal Description: +/- 224 Acres located in S32, T11, R10, TBD by Legal Survey Land This property spans approximately +/-224 acres of well maintained, fenced pastureland. The owner has taken great care in maintaining the pasture by removing any cedar and yucca plants. Currently leased under an annual cash rent agreement generating $5,600, it also includes a Walk-In Hunting Access (WIHA) lease that brings in an additional $980 annually. The land features three ponds, each recently re-dug, which have held sufficient water even during recent drought conditions, ensuring a reliable water source for both livestock and wildlife. The property is bordered by well-kept barbed wire fencing and includes a catch pen on the southern end. Two drilled and cased water wells are in place, with one currently operational via a solar pump to fill the livestock tank. On-site electricity enhances utility convenience. The landscape offers remarkable hilltop vista views, presenting deep ravines and valleys that serve as ideal travel routes for the area's impressive White-tailed deer population. The property is also a thriving habitat for prairie chickens, pheasants, and quail, with a favorable blend of habitat, grasses, crops, food sources, and bedding areas that support local wildlife on the property and/or in the immediate area. This property is located in the Central Flyway, just north of Wilson Lake Reservoir. There are thousands of migratory birds that fly over this area, and many of them utilize the ponds to loaf, helping make this property an ideal destination for waterfowl hunting. Property Features: +/- 224 acres TBD by legal survey Seller's Mineral Rights shall convey County access road on south side 2023 pasture cash rent payment of $5,600.00 Estimated Walk in Hunting payment of $980.00 3 pond areas for livestock and wildlife Average annual rainfall: 25 3 miles east of the nearest town Lucas, Kansas 5 hours from Denver, CO 3 hours from Kansas City, MO Electricity on site 2 drilled/cased water wells Highway 18 is only 1 mile south Hunting Opportunities: White-Tailed Deer, Pheasants, Quail, Prairie Chickens, Waterfowl, & Predators Please contact the listing agent for more information on this property or to schedule a private showing. (**Financial verification is required**)

This combination farm in the southeast part of Lincoln County includes both tillable acreage and fenced pasture. The property also offers good recreational opportunities. Land The property consists of 159 +/- acres. 91 +/- acres of tillable land (planted to soybeans). 66 +/- acres of fenced pasture. Has a good 5 wire fence, a windmill and 2 ponds. 3 +/- acres of waterway. Possession is negotiable depending on the closing date. This property would make a great place to build a hunting cabin or the country home of your dreams. It is located along a well maintained gravel road and is only 2.25 miles from a blacktop road. There is electricity along the south boundary (E Grain Drive). Recreation This property also provides good recreational and hunting opportunities, especially upland bird and deer hunting. While touring the land I saw nearly a dozen pheasants. Brush Creek is located less than 1/4 mile to the west making it an attractive deer hunting property as well. The pond at the north end is roughly 2-3 acres in size. According to the landowner, the pond is stocked with channel cat. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Mineral rights shall transfer to the buyer at closing. Location This property is located about 10 miles southeast of Lincoln and 30 miles west of Salina. If you have any questions or would like to schedule a showing give me a call today. Shown by private appointment only.

FEATURES -Working Farm and Cattle Operation -Over $400,000 average annual income off of renewable energy -3500 Acres +/- Pasture -930 Acres +/- Creek Bottom and Productive Upland Tillable -110 Acres +/- Elkhorn Creek and Hardwood Timber -280 Acres+/- Meadow, CRP and Upland Bird Habitat -8 Wells -Over 12 Miles of Water Infrastructure -27 Fresh Water Tanks -18 Traditional Water Windmills/Stock Wells -18 Ponds -18 Fenced Paddocks -Private Interior Gravel Roads, Maintained by the Wind Farm -3 Miles of Hwy 14 Frontage/Access -County Blacktop and Gravel Road Access. -30 Income Producing Wind Turbines -300 Acre Solar Farm Contract, Currently Disbursing Payments -Battery Storage Contract, Currently Disbursing Payments -5 Miles of Elkhorn Creek Frontage -Hunting - Whitetail Deer, Rio Grande and Rio Grande/Eastern Turkey, Pheasant, Quail, Prairie Chicken, Canadian Geese, Mallard, Pintail, Teal, Mourning Dove, Coyote, Bobcat. Kansas is eligible for night hunting predator species. DESCRIPTION Situated in the heart of the Smoky Hills region of Kansas, The Plinsky Ranch comes to market offering the next owner a piece of history, an unbelievable revenue stream, and a sustainable cattle and farming operation. The Plinsky Ranch was originally settled in 1879, just south of the main ranch, in Ellsworth County. Its this quarter section that started it all. Fast forward 4 generations and the ranch has grown to just over 4800 acres, with most of these acres being contiguous in Lincoln County. When the family migrated north of the homestead, they settled in on the West branch of Elkhorn Creek, the current location of ranch headquarters. Imagine a setting of nearly 5 miles of creek, the valley swelling to nearly a mile wide in places, the quaint valley setting being isolated by the dramatic elevation changes of the Smoky Hills to the east and west. As time has passed, these fertile creek bottom soils have provided for the family not only with countless bountiful crops, but also abundant wildlife. This vast, hardwood lined, creek setting boasts trophy deer and turkey, with quality genetics. The wildlife migrate daily from their elevated positions in the contiguous pastures to the lush green fields along the creek. As with any viable settlement, there is a demand for a clean, reliable, water source. Through the current generations foresight, the ranch developed 8 wells to provide over 12 miles of water infrastructure. Strategically placed water tanks across the 3500 plus acres of pasture, provide clean water for livestock and wildlife. With 27 fresh water sources and 18 ponds throughout the ranch, cattle and wildlife thrive to their true potential. Notice: All pictures, videos, and brochures attached herein are protected by Kansas copyright law and are considered property of Horizon Farm & Ranch Realty, LLC. Any use or reproduction of materials is prohibited without expressed permission from Horizon Farm & Ranch Realty, LLC. As the ranch has evolved, so has its revenue sources. The Plinsky Ranch has not only provided renewable energy, but renewable revenue; over $400,000 average annual income off of renewable energy. The ranch is the principal landowner of the Smoky Hill Wind Farm and home to 30 wind turbines. The operational headquarters for the Smoky Hill Enel Wind Energy Project is located on site as well. Continuing the pledge to provide reliable, green energy, this ranch is possibly the only place in the state you will soon find, wind and solar power combined with energy storage at one site. A proposed 300-acre solar site and battery storage facility is slated for construction in the coming months. Combine the revenue streams of wind, solar, energy storage, operations facilities extended leases, high voltage transmission line leases, and substation leases and this ranch will outperform most similar investments and add to your bottom line. Renewable energy is renewable cashflow! The Plinsky Ranch; where else can you amass over 4,800 acres of a nearly all contiguous operation, that puts multiple revenue streams in your portfolio at once? Whether you are strictly an investor looking to diversify, an operator looking to expand, or an avid hunter with the means to make a large purchase, the Plinsky Ranch of Lincoln, Kansas has something for everyone! Take the time to make your arrangements and schedule a tour. LOCATION -West Branch of Elkhorn Creek, Lincoln County & Ellsworth County, Kansas -40 Minute Drive to Salina Regional Airport, Salina, Kansas -1 Hour Drive to Hays Regional Airport, Hays, Kansas -1.5 Hour Drive to Manhattan Regional Airport, Manhattan, Kansas -2 Hour Drive to Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport, Wichita, Kansas -3 Hour Drive to Kansas City International Airport, Kansas City, Missouri -5.5 Hour Drive to Denver International Airport, Denver, Colorado

Choose your mode of production with this fresh Lincoln County quarter. Hay it, graze it, farm it, or reenroll its established native grass back into CRP. Gently rolling ground is lightly terraced and has two waterways with an even distribution of Harney silt loam, Harney Wakeen complex, and Harney silty clay loam Class II and Class III soils. This farm is located at the corner of Vine Dr. and 140th Rd. in Battle Creek Township. This portion of the county is a wildlife hotspot with consistent whitetail traffic and heavy upland gamebird action. A recent controlled burn that was perfectly timed with spring rains in the region, have this tract primed to go to work for you. Call Clint Heller and let's see how it could work for you! (785) 545-5737