Pottawatomie County, Kansas Land For Sale (7 results)

Legal Description: S28, T06, R08, ACRES 50.24, N1760' OF W2 NE4 LYG E OF CO R D LESS ROW Broker’s Notes: Situated just 20 miles north of Manhattan, Kansas, this exceptional 50± acre property in Pottawatomie County offers a rare opportunity to own a legacy piece of land with deep historical roots and outstanding natural features. This tract has been held in the same family lineage since the Civil War, and it now presents a unique chance to steward a property rich in heritage, wildlife, and recreational potential. One of the property’s most compelling features is Spring Creek, a year-round stream that winds through the middle of the land. As a significant tributary in the region, Spring Creek flows into the Big Blue River at the north end of Tuttle Creek Reservoir, helping support the area’s overall watershed and contributing to one of northeast Kansas’ most important water systems. The stream not only enhances the property’s scenic value but also serves as a vital wildlife corridor and natural water source for game and habitat. The land is divided naturally by the creek, with the back portion being more secluded and ideal for wildlife. Over half of the acreage is enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), generating annual income and enhancing the land’s biodiversity. Specifically, 27.18 acres are enrolled in CRP from October 1, 2021, through September 30, 2031, with a per-acre payment of $108.84, resulting in a total annual payment of $2,958. This long-term contract offers consistent income while supporting native grasslands and habitat restoration. The CRP fields are a vibrant mix of native Kansas grasses and an array of stunning wildflowers, providing critical nesting and bedding habitat for deer, turkey, and upland birds. In spring and summer, the fields burst with color, attracting pollinators and supporting local ecosystems. Surrounding the CRP fields are mature hardwood stands, offering shade, cover, and food for a thriving population of trophy whitetail deer. The area is known for producing big-bodied bucks, and the seclusion and diversity of this tract make it a true hunting gem. Wild turkeys are abundant, and the property also lies within a region where elk have been spotted, adding to its recreational appeal. Whether you’re looking for a hunting retreat, a weekend getaway, a long-term investment, or a property to eventually build on, this tract delivers natural beauty, privacy, and financial benefit. Property Highlights: – Size: 50 +/- acres – Location: Pottawatomie County, KS – 20 miles north of Manhattan – Historical Ownership: In the same family since the Civil War – Spring Creek: Major tributary feeding the Big Blue River and Tuttle Creek Reservoir – CRP Income: 27.18 acres enrolled through 2031 with $2,958 in annual payments – Vegetation: Native grasses mixed with vibrant wildflower species – Topography: Gently rolling terrain with timber, creek, and open field balance – Wildlife Habitat: Trophy whitetail deer, eastern wild turkey, upland birds, small game, and occasional elk – Recreation: Premier hunting, wildlife observation, hiking, and nature enjoyment – Access: Easy county road access with secluded interior – Utilities Close By: Electric, fiberoptic cable, and rural water located along Spring Creek Road Rarely does a property of this size offer such a well-rounded mix of income-producing land, high-quality wildlife habitat, water features, and rich family heritage. If you’re searching for a beautiful, functional, and meaningful tract in northeast Kansas, this is one you won’t want to miss. Property Location: From Manhattan, KS: From the US Hwy 24/177 and KS Hwy 13 (Tuttle Creek Reservoir Dam) intersection travel north/northeast on KS Hwy 13 for approximately 16 miles to the KS Hwy 16 and Spring Creek Road Intersection on the north edge of Fostoria, KS then travel north on Spring Creek Road for 4.5 miles until you reach the property located on the right/east side of Spring Creek Road. If you’ve crossed the Spring Creek Bridge you’ve gone just past the property. Look for SIGNS!

Eastern Pottawatomie County native pasture totaling 82 m/l acres. This property has excellent grass ready for spring cattle. Good fencing including newer west boundary fence installed in 2023. A small pond on the northwest corner offers a good water source for your heard.Plenty of deer and turkey frequent this property and is an area known for quality deer. This property will make a great addition to your cattle operation with bonus hunting opportunities.

Discover this rare offering of over 390 acres of versatile, multi-use land perfectly positioned along Highway 24, between Wamego and Manhattan. Currently utilized for agricultural purposes, this property features rolling hills, mature trees, and picturesque ponds a truly scenic Kansas landscape with limitless possibilities. The property is being offered in 4 tracts, and the Seller is open to dividing with acceptable offers. Its ideal location and expansive size present a wealth of future development potential. Possible uses include residential homesites, subdivision housing, commercial retail, light industrial, or even recreational uses (some options may require rezoning). With easy highway access, high visibility, and proximity to growing communities, this is a prime opportunity for investors, developers, or anyone seeking to secure a significant landholding in a rapidly expanding area. Take advantage of the chance to create something extraordinary on this one-of-a-kind property. The map is for general visual purposes and should not be misconstrued as a survey or to be exact. There are a couple of sites included that will not transfer, i.e. the water tower and well sites.

Perfect building spot! This 3.4 +/- acre property has no covenants, no specials, lots of trees, and has access to rural water offa paved road! What more do you need to know?

Absolute, Live and Online, Multi-Parcel, Land Auction 228± Acres, Pottawatomie County, KS Thursday, September 10, 2026 11:00 AM CDT Live Auction Location: Westmoreland Community Center, 201 Main St, Westmoreland, KS Online Bidding: Bidding at gavelroads.com Seller: Carol E. Threewit Trust Selling in 5 Tracts Tracts 1 & 2: Two 15± Acre Tracts with Hwy 99 Frontage Tracts 3 & 4: Two 10± Acre Tracts with Rock Creek Rd Frontage Tract 5: 178± Acres of Agricultural Land Property Address: 14885 N 1st St, Westmoreland, KS 66549 Legal Description: Tracts in the North Half of 33-7-9E, full legal description and survey will be completed after the auction Description: Outstanding opportunity to purchase 228± acres selling at multi-parcel auction, allowing buyers to bid on individual tracts, combinations of tracts, or the property as a whole, subject to the auction terms. Tracts 1 & 2: Two 15± acre parcels with paved frontage along Highway 99, offering excellent potential for rural residential homesites, future development, or a subdivision. Tracts 3 & 4: Two 10± acre parcels along graveled Rock Creek Road, ideal for country homesites with plenty of space for outbuildings, livestock, or recreational use. Tract 5: Approximately 178± acres of productive agricultural land featuring former CRP acreage now established in hay meadow, native grass, waterways, ponds, mature timber, outbuilding and pens. This tract offers excellent agricultural income potential while also providing outstanding wildlife habitat and recreational opportunities. Tenant rights cease on the existing pasture and hay lease by September 30, 2026. The 3± acre cell tower site and 33± acre retained parcel are not included in the auction and will remain with the family. Buyers are encouraged to contact Pottawatomie County Planning & Zoning, Pottawatomie County Environmental Health, the City of Westmoreland, Pottawatomie Co RWD #2 and the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) to verify zoning, subdivision requirements, access, utilities, driveway permits, septic system requirements, and other development considerations for their intended use. The owner of the adjoining property to the southeast has indicated a willingness to discuss granting an easement for city utilities to serve Tracts 1 and 2. Any easement or utility agreement would be subject to negotiation between the purchaser and the adjoining landowner and is not guaranteed by the seller. Whether you're looking to build your dream home, invest in development land, expand your farming operation, or own a premier recreational property, this multi-parcel auction offers exceptional opportunities in a highly desirable location. Property Highlights List: - 228± total acres offered in 5 tracts - Multi-parcel auction: buy one, multiple, or all tracts - Combination of rural residential home sites, income, recreation, and ag production - Strong water features across multiple tracts - Appeals to farmers, investors, rural homeowners, and hunters Taxes: 2025 Taxes: $2525.62, prorated to closing Possession: Upon closing Mineral Rights: Seller interest will pass to the buyer Water Rights: Seller interest will pass to the buyer Terms: Offered as a multi-parcel auction in 5 tracts, allowing buyers the opportunity to purchase individual tracts, combinations, or the entire property. Whichever combination of bids brings the highest overall price will be accepted. $10,000 nonrefundable Earnest Money required for each tract and shall be paid the day of the auction with the balance due on or before October 12, 2026. The property is selling in “as is” condition and is accepted by the Buyer without any expressed or implied warranties. It is the Buyer's responsibility to have any and all inspections completed prior to bidding. Selling subject to easements, restrictions, roadways, and right of ways. Fence lines, easements, and boundaries are not guaranteed. Final surveys and legal descriptions will be completed by Seller following the auction. Buyer and Seller shall split equally in the cost of title insurance and the closing fee. Bidding is not contingent upon financing. If necessary, financing needs to be arranged and approved before the auction. Statements made on the day of the auction take precedence over all printed advertising and previously made oral statements. Gene Francis & Associates is an agent of the Seller. There is no Buyer’s premium. Broker registration must be received no later than 24 hours prior to the auction.

We all know how hard it is to find 20 buildable acres in the Rock Creek school district. But look no further! This parcel is beautiful and ready for new owners. My sellers just decided that this parcel didn't fit what they wanted to do so let this be your opportunity. The property sits just about a 1/2 mile north of 24 Hwy between Wamego and St. George and this wonderful location offers easy access to any place on the 24 corridor. And if you are into outdoor recreation don't overlook the wildlife habitat this property has to offer. Contact Bill for additional information! 620-921-5642

Escape to the quiet countryside with this exceptional 9.47-acre rural building site, offering the perfect blend of scenic beauty and modern convenience. Situated on a well-maintained paved road, this property provides effortless access while keeping you connected. You are just 20 minutes north of Wamego and an easy 35-minute commute northeast of Manhattan. This versatile acreage features lush native grass ideal for hobby livestock, a private pond, and a pocket of mature timber that regularly attracts deer. It is a dream setup for outdoor enthusiasts or anyone wanting a mini-farm. Building your dream home is made simpler with utilities nearby. Rural Water District #3 supply lines sit within 800 feet of the property line, and both electricity and natural gas are close by. If you are searching for panoramic views, peaceful country living, and a welcoming small-town community, this is the perfect place!