McPherson County, Kansas Land For Sale (67 results)

In McPherson County, between the Smoky Hill River and Sharps Creek, is an offering like no other with 83 +/- acres of mature trees, food plots, and native grasses. The perfect habitat for mature Whitetails. Be sure to see the 15 years of bow-hunting harvest history in the photo gallery. The farm is a remnant of a past tree nursery, a tillable field that was set up to grow and transplant nursery stock. Quality tree varieties were planted in rows, spaced evenly, and watered with an irrigation system. These trees were cared for, fertilized, pruned, and set up for a great life. As tree stock was needed for commercial sale, spade trucks would travel lanes between rows and dig specimen trees. Over time, the trees' growth made them too large to relocate. This happened years ago, and it has been exclusively used for targeting trophy bucks ever since. As you enter off paved County Road 1065, there is a gate that gives you access to a private road. This private two-track driveway has compacted white rock for all-weather access. The first row of trees on the east end of the farm is hundreds of autumn blaze and celebration maples. This wall of color is something to behold. Whether this is your hunting camp or forever home, this grand entrance is awe-inspiring during fall foliage. The next few rows are comprised of over 4,000 Shumardii oaks; these trees are gorgeous with an average diameter at breast height of 14. There are rows of hackberry, white oak, honeylocust, red bud, triumph elm, northern red oak, pin oak, crabapple, birch, sycamore, walnut, southern red oak, Austrian pine, and more. Though most of these trees are too large to transplant to a new location, one day or even now, income could be generated from the selective cutting of hardwood species. Most of the oaks and walnuts grew very straight, making a nice understory but also potential board feet for milling. Along the north end of the farm, there is a 16'x24' metal building constructed with a concrete floor in 1990. Hooked up to electricity and a water well, this is a great jumping-off point for the hunt or a storage area for your equipment. There is an irrigation system with riser hydrants strategically located around the farm. These can be used to water food plots and wildlife watering holes. There is an established clover food plot; this is a magnet for deer and something very few farms can claim in Central Kansas. Preparation has started for annual linear food plots in the center and western areas of the farm. Various green seed mixes will do excellently in this class two loam soil. You won't find this many mast-producing trees on one farm for hundreds of miles. The western edge of the farm is flanked by 5,000 walnut trees averaging a 10 diameter at breast height. There are 8 rows of white oaks, 800 yards long, adjacent to the walnuts. This isn't just cedars and scrub brush providing cover; these are quality trees that create a forest canopy. These specimen trees will continue to age to perfection and provide value to future generations. This farm checks all the boxes for the discerning hunter; it is wall-to-wall covered in food, timber, and water, and it cannot be seen from the road. This hardwood timber yields high-energy acorns. Central Kansas is not known for oaks, so you can imagine the impact this many mast-producing white oak trees can have on well-known Kansas deer genetics. Mature bucks have been bow-hunted and harvested every year on this farm. There is also a thriving turkey and upland bird population. This property would no doubt make someone very happy as a forever homesite. Bring your custom home builder and family out here and make your dreams come true. This would make an incredible estate with privacy off the paved road, carved trails through the woods, and wildlife constantly out your kitchen window. The natural beauty would also make a good fit for business ventures such as a wedding venue or retreat center. Opportunities like this are rare, and though it gets said more than it should, this is truly a one-of-a-kind property. If you would like to schedule a tour, contact the Listing Agent Sean Thomas at (620) 712-2775, do not hesitate! Property Features -Trophy whitetail hunting -Timber, food plots, water sources -15,000+ mature oak trees -Excellent turkey and quail hunting -Incredible fall foliage -Premier build site -USD 400 Smoky Valley -Metal building with concrete floor -Private driveway from blacktop -Electricity and water well -Irrigation hydrants -83 +/- acres qualify for nonresident landowner tag -10 miles to Lindsborg -13 miles to McPherson

It is not every day you get the chance to purchase this much surface water in such a premier location. Just outside of the City of McPherson are 60 +/- acres of recreational and development land with a 14 +/- acre lake! The land is bordered by Interstate 135 on the east and 61 Highway on the south. This would be an excellent place to start a business with incredible daily traffic counts and exposure. Outside the city limits but within the agricultural transition zone, opportunities for numerous businesses or institution types exist. It could also become the perfect home site with utilities and water in the surrounding areas. Imagine your dream home, overlooking the water with room for all your hobby animals, while still being less than 5 minutes away from excellent jobs, shopping, and restaurants. The recreational value of this property is undeniable. A 14 +/- acre lake fed by Dry Turkey Creek. This deep lake was built in 1985 and has been full of fish and waterfowl ever since. This lake is especially known for roosting thousands and thousands of migrating ducks and geese. With other sanctuary bodies of water nearby in the city limits that can't be hunted, this lake sits just on the periphery of town and is the birds' first stop on their way out to feed in nearby wheat fields. Opportunities and Mallards, Lesser Canadas, Speckle Belly, and Snow Geese can be world-class. This waterfowl hunting pursuit attracts hundreds of people from across the country to hunt near McPherson each winter. The 28 +/- acre tillable field would benefit from a pit blind to hunt the birds in the dry field, cut corn or green wheat with full body decoys. The lake would benefit from the installation of pits or box blinds on stilts, put these on the sand bar in the middle of the lake, and have birds circle in from any direction. Put up a cabin to stay overnight in, and a tool shed to store all your hunting/fishing equipment. This farm will always have birds in the sky, day after day, making memories for a lifetime. Stocked with catfish, a summertime visit for swimming, paddling, and fishing makes this farm easy to enjoy year-round. The farm consists of 28 +/- acres of Class II Silty Clay Loam, it has 0-1% slope with an average NCCPI of 55. This makes for a good return on your investment. These tillable acres might even be able to be irrigated with a surface irrigation water right. The balance of the farm, besides the lake, is made up of woolly pasture grasses. There are lots of mature cedar trees and giant cottonwoods. There are a few deer using the property that provide additional hunting opportunities. Don't miss the chance for a once-in-a-generation property with one-of-a-kind hunting opportunities. Contact the Listing Agent Sean Thomas at (620) 712-2775 to see disclosures and schedule a showing. Property Features -14 +/- acre lake -Development opportunity -Potential build site -Highway frontage, great exposure -S02, T20, R03, S2NW4 -2.5 miles to Walmart and restaurants -Great fishing -World-class waterfowl hunting -Deer hunting -28 +/- acres fertile cropland -18 +/- timber and tall grasses -2024 property taxes $337.17

Opportunities to purchase land this close to a thriving economic community are rare! Located just outside of McPherson is 68.3 +/- acres of productive investment land. This site is second to none, and no other real estate offering in the region has included such prime access to transportation infrastructure. This property has frontage on the paved Limestone Road and cornering adjacent to 56 Highway. US Route 56 connects Kansas City, Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico. Just 1.5 miles from Interstate 135 means heavy commercial traffic connecting Wichita to I-70. Frontage counts for the amount of people and products, fuel, and grain that pass by this farm are off the charts. Bordering the farm on the north is the Union Pacific Railroad. This frontage, as it pertains to future development value cannot be understated. Commerce follows the rail, since there is a close relationship between railroad expansion and general development and the prosperity of the communities surrounding it. This land would be perfectly suited to access that infrastructure via rail spur manufacturing, construction materials, grain trade, oil, and gas field supply. Whatever the industry, all industries rely on the availability of rail transportation to scale their business. This property is also close to local agency-owned land. This site could be part of an expansion of public services to include, but not limited to, water supply, sewer treatment, electric utility, solid waste disposal, or parkland. The farmland is also suited for rural residential development. McPherson County, more so than almost any other county in the state, has a high demand for rural development. This is because of a thriving economy with high-paying careers. It's cultural to the local population, everyone wants to live on a few acres or more! This creates scarcity which then creates demand. This open land is zoned A-2 agricultural transition. This flexible zoning accommodates selected nonagricultural uses and an increasing number of lower-density nonfarm residences. This could also become the new development site for a regional church, a school, or another nonfarm community need. The farmland is very productive, rich dark soils generate excellent yields and a great return on investment until development begins. Silt loam soils carry a NCCPI rating of 65. This farm lays flat with zero to one percent slopes and drains perfectly. In addition to the tillable income, mineral rights and oil production royalties owned by the seller will transfer to the buyer. This income-generating investment makes for short-term ROI and exponential long-term appreciation. McPherson has developed into one of the most industrialized small communities in the nation, centered in one of the largest wheat-producing areas of the United States. The quality of life and job creation keep McPherson a thriving place to invest. This real estate offering and its proximity to McPherson make it one-of-a-kind. Contact Listing Agent Sean Thomas (620) 712-2775 for further information and to schedule a showing. Property Features -Development land -Rural residential -Commercial business land -Railroad access -State highway access -Rich tillable farmland income -Oil production income -1 mile from McPherson -42 miles to Wichita -S24, T19, R03, Acres 68.3 +/-

Opportunities to purchase land this close to a thriving economic community are rare! Located just outside of McPherson is 68.3 +/- acres of productive investment land. This site is second to none, and no other real estate offering in the region has included such prime access to transportation infrastructure. This property has frontage on the paved Limestone Road and cornering adjacent to 56 Highway. US Route 56 connects Kansas City, Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico. Just 1.5 miles from Interstate 135 means heavy commercial traffic connecting Wichita to I-70. Frontage counts for the amount of people and products, fuel, and grain that pass by this farm are off the charts. Bordering the farm on the north is the Union Pacific Railroad. This frontage, as it pertains to future development value cannot be understated. Commerce follows the rail, since there is a close relationship between railroad expansion and general development and the prosperity of the communities surrounding it. This land would be perfectly suited to access that infrastructure via rail spur manufacturing, construction materials, grain trade, oil, and gas field supply. Whatever the industry, all industries rely on the availability of rail transportation to scale their business. This property is also close to local agency-owned land. This site could be part of an expansion of public services to include, but not limited to, water supply, sewer treatment, electric utility, solid waste disposal, or parkland. The farmland is also suited for rural residential development. McPherson County, more so than almost any other county in the state, has a high demand for rural development. This is because of a thriving economy with high-paying careers. It's cultural to the local population, everyone wants to live on a few acres or more! This creates scarcity which then creates demand. This open land is zoned A-2 agricultural transition. This flexible zoning accommodates selected nonagricultural uses and an increasing number of lower-density nonfarm residences. This could also become the new development site for a regional church, a school, or another nonfarm community need. The farmland is very productive, rich dark soils generate excellent yields and a great return on investment until development begins. Silt loam soils carry a NCCPI rating of 65. This farm lays flat with zero to one percent slopes and drains perfectly. In addition to the tillable income, mineral rights and oil production royalties owned by the seller will transfer to the buyer. This income-generating investment makes for short-term ROI and exponential long-term appreciation. McPherson has developed into one of the most industrialized small communities in the nation, centered in one of the largest wheat-producing areas of the United States. The quality of life and job creation keep McPherson a thriving place to invest. This real estate offering and its proximity to McPherson make it one-of-a-kind. Contact Listing Agent Sean Thomas (620) 712-2775 for further information and to schedule a showing. Property Features -Development land -Rural residential -Commercial business land -Railroad access -State highway access -Rich tillable farmland income -Oil production income -1 mile from McPherson -42 miles to Wichita -S24, T19, R03, Acres 68.3 +/-

Opportunities to purchase land this close to a thriving economic community are rare! Located just outside of McPherson is 68.3 +/- acres of productive investment land. This site is second to none, and no other real estate offering in the region has included such prime access to transportation infrastructure. This property has frontage on the paved Limestone Road and cornering adjacent to 56 Highway. US Route 56 connects Kansas City, Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico. Just 1.5 miles from Interstate 135 means heavy commercial traffic connecting Wichita to I-70. Frontage counts for the amount of people and products, fuel, and grain that pass by this farm are off the charts. Bordering the farm on the north is the Union Pacific Railroad. This frontage, as it pertains to future development value cannot be understated. Commerce follows the rail, since there is a close relationship between railroad expansion and general development and the prosperity of the communities surrounding it. This land would be perfectly suited to access that infrastructure via rail spur manufacturing, construction materials, grain trade, oil, and gas field supply. Whatever the industry, all industries rely on the availability of rail transportation to scale their business. This property is also close to local agency-owned land. This site could be part of an expansion of public services to include, but not limited to, water supply, sewer treatment, electric utility, solid waste disposal, or parkland. The farmland is also suited for rural residential development. McPherson County, more so than almost any other county in the state, has a high demand for rural development. This is because of a thriving economy with high-paying careers. It's cultural to the local population, everyone wants to live on a few acres or more! This creates scarcity which then creates demand. This open land is zoned A-2 agricultural transition. This flexible zoning accommodates selected nonagricultural uses and an increasing number of lower-density nonfarm residences. This could also become the new development site for a regional church, a school, or another nonfarm community need. The farmland is very productive, rich dark soils generate excellent yields and a great return on investment until development begins. Silt loam soils carry a NCCPI rating of 65. This farm lays flat with zero to one percent slopes and drains perfectly. In addition to the tillable income, mineral rights and oil production royalties owned by the seller will transfer to the buyer. This income-generating investment makes for short-term ROI and exponential long-term appreciation. McPherson has developed into one of the most industrialized small communities in the nation, centered in one of the largest wheat-producing areas of the United States. The quality of life and job creation keep McPherson a thriving place to invest. This real estate offering and its proximity to McPherson make it one-of-a-kind. Contact Listing Agent Sean Thomas (620) 712-2775 for further information and to schedule a showing. Property Features -Development land -Rural residential -Commercial business land -Railroad access -State highway access -Rich tillable farmland income -Oil production income -1 mile from McPherson -42 miles to Wichita -S24, T19, R03, Acres 68.3 +/-

Opportunities to purchase land this close to a thriving economic community are rare! Located just outside of McPherson is 68.3 +/- acres of productive investment land. This site is second to none, and no other real estate offering in the region has included such prime access to transportation infrastructure. This property has frontage on the paved Limestone Road and cornering adjacent to 56 Highway. US Route 56 connects Kansas City, Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico. Just 1.5 miles from Interstate 135 means heavy commercial traffic connecting Wichita to I-70. Frontage counts for the amount of people and products, fuel, and grain that pass by this farm are off the charts. Bordering the farm on the north is the Union Pacific Railroad. This frontage, as it pertains to future development value cannot be understated. Commerce follows the rail, since there is a close relationship between railroad expansion and general development and the prosperity of the communities surrounding it. This land would be perfectly suited to access that infrastructure via rail spur manufacturing, construction materials, grain trade, oil, and gas field supply. Whatever the industry, all industries rely on the availability of rail transportation to scale their business. This property is also close to local agency-owned land. This site could be part of an expansion of public services to include, but not limited to, water supply, sewer treatment, electric utility, solid waste disposal, or parkland. The farmland is also suited for rural residential development. McPherson County, more so than almost any other county in the state, has a high demand for rural development. This is because of a thriving economy with high-paying careers. It's cultural to the local population, everyone wants to live on a few acres or more! This creates scarcity which then creates demand. This open land is zoned A-2 agricultural transition. This flexible zoning accommodates selected nonagricultural uses and an increasing number of lower-density nonfarm residences. This could also become the new development site for a regional church, a school, or another nonfarm community need. The farmland is very productive, rich dark soils generate excellent yields and a great return on investment until development begins. Silt loam soils carry a NCCPI rating of 65. This farm lays flat with zero to one percent slopes and drains perfectly. In addition to the tillable income, mineral rights and oil production royalties owned by the seller will transfer to the buyer. This income-generating investment makes for short-term ROI and exponential long-term appreciation. McPherson has developed into one of the most industrialized small communities in the nation, centered in one of the largest wheat-producing areas of the United States. The quality of life and job creation keep McPherson a thriving place to invest. This real estate offering and its proximity to McPherson make it one-of-a-kind. Contact Listing Agent Sean Thomas (620) 712-2775 for further information and to schedule a showing. Property Features -Development land -Rural residential -Commercial business land -Railroad access -State highway access -Rich tillable farmland income -Oil production income -1 mile from McPherson -42 miles to Wichita -S24, T19, R03, Acres 68.3 +/-

Opportunities to purchase land this close to a thriving economic community are rare! Located just outside of McPherson is 68.3 +/- acres of productive investment land. This site is second to none, and no other real estate offering in the region has included such prime access to transportation infrastructure. This property has frontage on the paved Limestone Road and cornering adjacent to 56 Highway. US Route 56 connects Kansas City, Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico. Just 1.5 miles from Interstate 135 means heavy commercial traffic connecting Wichita to I-70. Frontage counts for the amount of people and products, fuel, and grain that pass by this farm are off the charts. Bordering the farm on the north is the Union Pacific Railroad. This frontage, as it pertains to future development value cannot be understated. Commerce follows the rail, since there is a close relationship between railroad expansion and general development and the prosperity of the communities surrounding it. This land would be perfectly suited to access that infrastructure via rail spur manufacturing, construction materials, grain trade, oil, and gas field supply. Whatever the industry, all industries rely on the availability of rail transportation to scale their business. This property is also close to local agency-owned land. This site could be part of an expansion of public services to include, but not limited to, water supply, sewer treatment, electric utility, solid waste disposal, or parkland. The farmland is also suited for rural residential development. McPherson County, more so than almost any other county in the state, has a high demand for rural development. This is because of a thriving economy with high-paying careers. It's cultural to the local population, everyone wants to live on a few acres or more! This creates scarcity which then creates demand. This open land is zoned A-2 agricultural transition. This flexible zoning accommodates selected nonagricultural uses and an increasing number of lower-density nonfarm residences. This could also become the new development site for a regional church, a school, or another nonfarm community need. The farmland is very productive, rich dark soils generate excellent yields and a great return on investment until development begins. Silt loam soils carry a NCCPI rating of 65. This farm lays flat with zero to one percent slopes and drains perfectly. In addition to the tillable income, mineral rights and oil production royalties owned by the seller will transfer to the buyer. This income-generating investment makes for short-term ROI and exponential long-term appreciation. McPherson has developed into one of the most industrialized small communities in the nation, centered in one of the largest wheat-producing areas of the United States. The quality of life and job creation keep McPherson a thriving place to invest. This real estate offering and its proximity to McPherson make it one-of-a-kind. Contact Listing Agent Sean Thomas (620) 712-2775 for further information and to schedule a showing. Property Features -Development land -Rural residential -Commercial business land -Railroad access -State highway access -Rich tillable farmland income -Oil production income -1 mile from McPherson -42 miles to Wichita -S24, T19, R03, Acres 68.3 +/-

Opportunities to purchase land this close to a thriving economic community are rare! Located just outside of McPherson is 68.3 +/- acres of productive investment land. This site is second to none, and no other real estate offering in the region has included such prime access to transportation infrastructure. This property has frontage on the paved Limestone Road and cornering adjacent to 56 Highway. US Route 56 connects Kansas City, Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico. Just 1.5 miles from Interstate 135 means heavy commercial traffic connecting Wichita to I-70. Frontage counts for the amount of people and products, fuel, and grain that pass by this farm are off the charts. Bordering the farm on the north is the Union Pacific Railroad. This frontage, as it pertains to future development value cannot be understated. Commerce follows the rail, since there is a close relationship between railroad expansion and general development and the prosperity of the communities surrounding it. This land would be perfectly suited to access that infrastructure via rail spur manufacturing, construction materials, grain trade, oil, and gas field supply. Whatever the industry, all industries rely on the availability of rail transportation to scale their business. This property is also close to local agency-owned land. This site could be part of an expansion of public services to include, but not limited to, water supply, sewer treatment, electric utility, solid waste disposal, or parkland. The farmland is also suited for rural residential development. McPherson County, more so than almost any other county in the state, has a high demand for rural development. This is because of a thriving economy with high-paying careers. It's cultural to the local population, everyone wants to live on a few acres or more! This creates scarcity which then creates demand. This open land is zoned A-2 agricultural transition. This flexible zoning accommodates selected nonagricultural uses and an increasing number of lower-density nonfarm residences. This could also become the new development site for a regional church, a school, or another nonfarm community need. The farmland is very productive, rich dark soils generate excellent yields and a great return on investment until development begins. Silt loam soils carry a NCCPI rating of 65. This farm lays flat with zero to one percent slopes and drains perfectly. In addition to the tillable income, mineral rights and oil production royalties owned by the seller will transfer to the buyer. This income-generating investment makes for short-term ROI and exponential long-term appreciation. McPherson has developed into one of the most industrialized small communities in the nation, centered in one of the largest wheat-producing areas of the United States. The quality of life and job creation keep McPherson a thriving place to invest. This real estate offering and its proximity to McPherson make it one-of-a-kind. Contact Listing Agent Sean Thomas (620) 712-2775 for further information and to schedule a showing. Property Features -Development land -Rural residential -Commercial business land -Railroad access -State highway access -Rich tillable farmland income -Oil production income -1 mile from McPherson -42 miles to Wichita -S24, T19, R03, Acres 68.3 +/-

Opportunities to purchase land this close to a thriving economic community are rare! Located just outside of McPherson is 68.3 +/- acres of productive investment land. This site is second to none, and no other real estate offering in the region has included such prime access to transportation infrastructure. This property has frontage on the paved Limestone Road and cornering adjacent to 56 Highway. US Route 56 connects Kansas City, Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico. Just 1.5 miles from Interstate 135 means heavy commercial traffic connecting Wichita to I-70. Frontage counts for the amount of people and products, fuel, and grain that pass by this farm are off the charts. Bordering the farm on the north is the Union Pacific Railroad. This frontage, as it pertains to future development value cannot be understated. Commerce follows the rail, since there is a close relationship between railroad expansion and general development and the prosperity of the communities surrounding it. This land would be perfectly suited to access that infrastructure via rail spur manufacturing, construction materials, grain trade, oil, and gas field supply. Whatever the industry, all industries rely on the availability of rail transportation to scale their business. This property is also close to local agency-owned land. This site could be part of an expansion of public services to include, but not limited to, water supply, sewer treatment, electric utility, solid waste disposal, or parkland. The farmland is also suited for rural residential development. McPherson County, more so than almost any other county in the state, has a high demand for rural development. This is because of a thriving economy with high-paying careers. It's cultural to the local population, everyone wants to live on a few acres or more! This creates scarcity which then creates demand. This open land is zoned A-2 agricultural transition. This flexible zoning accommodates selected nonagricultural uses and an increasing number of lower-density nonfarm residences. This could also become the new development site for a regional church, a school, or another nonfarm community need. The farmland is very productive, rich dark soils generate excellent yields and a great return on investment until development begins. Silt loam soils carry a NCCPI rating of 65. This farm lays flat with zero to one percent slopes and drains perfectly. In addition to the tillable income, mineral rights and oil production royalties owned by the seller will transfer to the buyer. This income-generating investment makes for short-term ROI and exponential long-term appreciation. McPherson has developed into one of the most industrialized small communities in the nation, centered in one of the largest wheat-producing areas of the United States. The quality of life and job creation keep McPherson a thriving place to invest. This real estate offering and its proximity to McPherson make it one-of-a-kind. Contact Listing Agent Sean Thomas (620) 712-2775 for further information and to schedule a showing. Property Features -Development land -Rural residential -Commercial business land -Railroad access -State highway access -Rich tillable farmland income -Oil production income -1 mile from McPherson -42 miles to Wichita -S24, T19, R03, Acres 68.3 +/-

Opportunities to purchase land this close to a thriving economic community are rare! Located just outside of McPherson is 68.3 +/- acres of productive investment land. This site is second to none, and no other real estate offering in the region has included such prime access to transportation infrastructure. This property has frontage on the paved Limestone Road and cornering adjacent to 56 Highway. US Route 56 connects Kansas City, Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico. Just 1.5 miles from Interstate 135 means heavy commercial traffic connecting Wichita to I-70. Frontage counts for the amount of people and products, fuel, and grain that pass by this farm are off the charts. Bordering the farm on the north is the Union Pacific Railroad. This frontage, as it pertains to future development value cannot be understated. Commerce follows the rail, since there is a close relationship between railroad expansion and general development and the prosperity of the communities surrounding it. This land would be perfectly suited to access that infrastructure via rail spur manufacturing, construction materials, grain trade, oil, and gas field supply. Whatever the industry, all industries rely on the availability of rail transportation to scale their business. This property is also close to local agency-owned land. This site could be part of an expansion of public services to include, but not limited to, water supply, sewer treatment, electric utility, solid waste disposal, or parkland. The farmland is also suited for rural residential development. McPherson County, more so than almost any other county in the state, has a high demand for rural development. This is because of a thriving economy with high-paying careers. It's cultural to the local population, everyone wants to live on a few acres or more! This creates scarcity which then creates demand. This open land is zoned A-2 agricultural transition. This flexible zoning accommodates selected nonagricultural uses and an increasing number of lower-density nonfarm residences. This could also become the new development site for a regional church, a school, or another nonfarm community need. The farmland is very productive, rich dark soils generate excellent yields and a great return on investment until development begins. Silt loam soils carry a NCCPI rating of 65. This farm lays flat with zero to one percent slopes and drains perfectly. In addition to the tillable income, mineral rights and oil production royalties owned by the seller will transfer to the buyer. This income-generating investment makes for short-term ROI and exponential long-term appreciation. McPherson has developed into one of the most industrialized small communities in the nation, centered in one of the largest wheat-producing areas of the United States. The quality of life and job creation keep McPherson a thriving place to invest. This real estate offering and its proximity to McPherson make it one-of-a-kind. Contact Listing Agent Sean Thomas (620) 712-2775 for further information and to schedule a showing. Property Features -Development land -Rural residential -Commercial business land -Railroad access -State highway access -Rich tillable farmland income -Oil production income -1 mile from McPherson -42 miles to Wichita -S24, T19, R03, Acres 68.3 +/-

Here's a chance to own an almost 100% tillable piece of farm ground in northeastern McPherson County. The ground is gently sloping, and the terraces and waterways are in great shape. The farm acres are currently planted to wheat, and possession will fall after the 2025 wheat harvest. This is a great tract to add value to your operation, so reach out to one of the listing agents before it slips away.

PRICE REDUCED! This pasture lies on the south side of K-4 Highway and has numerous outbuildings! There are plenty of possibilities with this property considering its location and improvements. There are numerous heavily wooded areas throughout this pasture as well as one pond on the east side of the property. A long driveway leads you to the center of the pasture where there are numerous outbuildings to expand upon. Many possibilities on this property that you won't want to miss out on! Call today for your private showing! Derek Isaacson - (785) 452-0566

Dont miss out on this cozy home in Galva! The 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house was built in 1998 and has been well taken care of over the years. The large two car garage allows for storage space while having room for your vehicles. All appliances stay with the home, making the deal that much better! There is a non-conforming use room in the basement; a great space for a workout room or home office. Entertaining family and friends isnt a hassle with the large backyard with a privacy fence! Call Samantha Swearingen to schedule a showing! (785) 577-9878

Dont miss out on this cozy home in Galva! The 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house was built in 1998 and has been well taken care of over the years. The large two car garage allows for storage space while having room for your vehicles. All appliances stay with the home, making the deal that much better! There is a non-conforming use room in the basement; a great space for a workout room or home office. Entertaining family and friends isnt a hassle with the large backyard with a privacy fence! Call Samantha Swearingen to schedule a showing! (785) 577-9878

Dont miss out on this cozy home in Galva! The 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house was built in 1998 and has been well taken care of over the years. The large two car garage allows for storage space while having room for your vehicles. All appliances stay with the home, making the deal that much better! There is a non-conforming use room in the basement; a great space for a workout room or home office. Entertaining family and friends isnt a hassle with the large backyard with a privacy fence! Call Samantha Swearingen to schedule a showing! (785) 577-9878

Dont miss out on this cozy home in Galva! The 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house was built in 1998 and has been well taken care of over the years. The large two car garage allows for storage space while having room for your vehicles. All appliances stay with the home, making the deal that much better! There is a non-conforming use room in the basement; a great space for a workout room or home office. Entertaining family and friends isnt a hassle with the large backyard with a privacy fence! Call Samantha Swearingen to schedule a showing! (785) 577-9878

Dont miss out on this cozy home in Galva! The 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house was built in 1998 and has been well taken care of over the years. The large two car garage allows for storage space while having room for your vehicles. All appliances stay with the home, making the deal that much better! There is a non-conforming use room in the basement; a great space for a workout room or home office. Entertaining family and friends isnt a hassle with the large backyard with a privacy fence! Call Samantha Swearingen to schedule a showing! (785) 577-9878

Dont miss out on this cozy home in Galva! The 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house was built in 1998 and has been well taken care of over the years. The large two car garage allows for storage space while having room for your vehicles. All appliances stay with the home, making the deal that much better! There is a non-conforming use room in the basement; a great space for a workout room or home office. Entertaining family and friends isnt a hassle with the large backyard with a privacy fence! Call Samantha Swearingen to schedule a showing! (785) 577-9878

Dont miss out on this cozy home in Galva! The 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house was built in 1998 and has been well taken care of over the years. The large two car garage allows for storage space while having room for your vehicles. All appliances stay with the home, making the deal that much better! There is a non-conforming use room in the basement; a great space for a workout room or home office. Entertaining family and friends isnt a hassle with the large backyard with a privacy fence! Call Samantha Swearingen to schedule a showing! (785) 577-9878

Dont miss out on this cozy home in Galva! The 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house was built in 1998 and has been well taken care of over the years. The large two car garage allows for storage space while having room for your vehicles. All appliances stay with the home, making the deal that much better! There is a non-conforming use room in the basement; a great space for a workout room or home office. Entertaining family and friends isnt a hassle with the large backyard with a privacy fence! Call Samantha Swearingen to schedule a showing! (785) 577-9878

Located just 5 miles east of Lindsborg, at the corner of Wells Fargo Rd. and 19th Ave. This exceptional 143-acre tract offers a rare blend of productive farmland and recreational opportunity. Of the total acreage, approximately 120 acres of upland tillable, 40-acres is currently broke out and 80-acres are enrolled in CRP until October 2026. The remaining 23-acres featuring mature timber, waterways, and native grasses, creating excellent wildlife habitat and offering prime hunting opportunities for deer, turkey, and upland game. The property includes two drilled water wells, providing a reliable water source for potential future development needs. Gently rolling terrain make this a highly desirable parcel for farmers, investors, or outdoor enthusiasts. Access can be limited at times due to dirt road on the east side and gravel road on the north side. Annual property taxes were $853.80 in 2024, reflecting its favorable location and land use classification. Whether you're expanding your farming operation, seeking a secluded hunting retreat, or investing in Kansas land, this property combines productivity, water access, and natural beauty in one outstanding package. Contact Derek Isaacson for more information! (785) 452-0566

Check out this home on 10 acres +/- in McPherson County! Located conveniently outside of McPherson, Kansas, this home is perfect for your family and is a great hobby farm. The home has been well kept over the years and features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms on a crawlspace. Kitchen appliances remain with the property. The pasture is already fenced for livestock, leaving you no hassle in building a fence! There is a 54'x62' concrete building pad with an RV hookup. This property is unique with different species of trees planted thoughtfully throughout. The property is on rural water and does have a well that is accessible. Contact Samantha Swearingen today to schedule a showing! (785) 577-9878

New to the market is this 460 acre +/- listing of tillable farmland in McPherson County. The entirety of the farm consists of Class II Crete silt loam soils, adding a spectacular tract to your portfolio! Clean waterways offer great drainage to the field in multiple areas throughout the east half of the property. Blacktop frontage covers the west side of the property, with 4th Avenue, while gravel road access splits the property in the middle with Frontier Road. Not every day does nearly a section of contiguous farmland hit the market. Don't miss your chance to own this farm! Derek Isaacson - Sales Agent (785) 452-0566

New to the market is this 460 acre +/- listing of tillable farmland in McPherson County. The entirety of the farm consists of Class II Crete silt loam soils, adding a spectacular tract to your portfolio! Clean waterways offer great drainage to the field in multiple areas throughout the east half of the property. Blacktop frontage covers the west side of the property, with 4th Avenue, while gravel road access splits the property in the middle with Frontier Road. Not every day does nearly a section of contiguous farmland hit the market. Don't miss your chance to own this farm! Derek Isaacson - Sales Agent (785) 452-0566

New to the market is this 460 acre +/- listing of tillable farmland in McPherson County. The entirety of the farm consists of Class II Crete silt loam soils, adding a spectacular tract to your portfolio! Clean waterways offer great drainage to the field in multiple areas throughout the east half of the property. Blacktop frontage covers the west side of the property, with 4th Avenue, while gravel road access splits the property in the middle with Frontier Road. Not every day does nearly a section of contiguous farmland hit the market. Don't miss your chance to own this farm! Derek Isaacson - Sales Agent (785) 452-0566