Reno County, Kansas Land For Sale (18 results)

Luxury Kansas Hunting Property with Shop, Pasture, and 10 Wooded Acres on 160 total acres. Last summer the pastor brought $10,000 in cash rent and has supported up to 25 pairs. Your dream luxury Kansas hunting property is here! Nestled in a picturesque country setting, this one-of-a-kind estate combines high-end living with the best of Kansas whitetail deer and turkey hunting. From the moment you arrive, the property feels like a private mountain retreat, surrounded by meticulously landscaped trees, irrigated flower beds, curbing, and a lush irrigated yard with sod. Relax and unwind on the massive wrap-around porch, offering covered outdoor space for entertaining, soaking in the hot tub, or watching wildlife over the 10-acre wooded area. The fully irrigated garden with underground sprinklers is perfect for growing fresh vegetables, while the fenced pasture is ready for your horses or cattle. The back of the home features a convenient lean-to for your side-by-side, trailers, and outdoor storage. Step inside to discover luxury craftsmanship at every turn. Enjoy engineered hardwood floors, custom hickory cabinets topped with granite, and stunning live-edge walnut details on the island and staircase. The gourmet kitchen includes a coffee bar and a walk-in pantry that doubles as a safe room. The main-level master suite is a showstopper with a spa-style walk-in shower, freestanding tub, and dual vanities. A floor-to-ceiling real stone fireplace anchors the living space, while the upper level offers a cozy loft and spacious guest bedrooms. A thoughtfully designed mudroom and laundry area provide the perfect transition between the home and the oversized spray-foam-insulated shop. The shop includes an office, lofted bonus room, second full kitchen, and fifth bathroomideal for guests, hunters, or a home business setup. Whether youre looking for a Kansas hunting retreat, luxury country home, or an acreage with a shop and pasture, this property delivers it allstyle, comfort, and functionality in one incredible package.

Hunting property For Sale by Owner also would make excellent pasture 240 Acres all contingent with perimeter fence and 2 water wells on property. Located north of Langdon KS. 3500 an acre . Lots of trees and cover for wildlife habitat. Deer and Turkey galore on trail cam photos! Paved road frontage with overhead utilities . Call for details 620-727-5415

In Southwest Reno County near the town of Langdon is 154 +/- acres of wooly pasture. This would make the ideal investment for a hunter looking for some grazing lease income or vice versa, a cattleman looking for extra space for mamma cows with a side of hunting lease income. There is a drilled water well and a dug pond that reliably holds water on opposite ends of the property. Fencing is in serviceable condition. The land is unencumbered by any leases and will be available for grazing this summer. The grasses are thick. The pasture was not stocked last year, left to recover from the drought, and the 2025 summer rains sure did benefit the forage stand. This tract is in a neighborhood known for producing trophy whitetail. Adjacent to a big block of timber and irrigation pivots, deer have the escape cover and food sources they need to survive. This parcel is characterized by dense plum thickets, heavy timber rows, and scattered cedar trees. This habitat will continue to fill in and age into a top-notch recreational property. To fully appreciate the cover on the property you have to get boots on the ground. Head high grasses, rolling hills topped with sandhill plums, visibility across the property is minimal unless you are in an elevated deer stand. In addition to the whitetail herd, there is a healthy population of turkeys, pheasants, and quail. An inexpensive development of a larger body of water would also lead to quality duck hunting opportunities. The location could make a nice buildsite with electricity along the road and just a half mile to pavement in either direction. Build a hunting cabin or your forever home and make a lifetime of memories. Don't miss the opportunity. To schedule a tour, contact the listing agent Sean Thomas at (620) 712-2775 or sthomas@midwestlandgroup.com Property Features -Trophy Whitetail Deer -Deer Management Unit 15 -Turkeys & Pheasants -Mature Trees and Thick Brush -Drilled Water Well -Dug Pond -Perimeter Fence -Mineral Rights Transfer -Open Tenancy, No Leases -Electricity at Road -Half Mile to Blacktop -20 Miles to Hutchinson

Located 11 miles from downtown Hutchinson, Kansas, 5 miles from Buhler, Kansas, and just 0.5 mile from Sandhills State Park, this heavily wooded 80 +/- acre tract offers great recreational opportunities and a perfect build site. This area of Reno County is known for its high deer density, large flocks of Rio Grande turkeys, and bobwhite quail. Properties of this type are extremely rare for the area, and it offers several opportunities for a hunter, outdoorsman, or anyone looking to build a home on a larger piece of acreage. A gated entry off 69th Avenue makes access a breeze. The majority of the property can be reached by well-maintained trails, which create excellent travel corridors for wildlife while also providing easy access for hunting, hiking, and trail riding. As you walk the property, you'll be amazed by the amount of cover available for wildlife. Thick stands of cedars, towering cottonwoods, and plum thickets create a habitat that deer simply don't want to leave. It is uncommon to find a parcel of this size that will hold deer year-round and offer the opportunity to shoot a large, mature buck every season. With this property being offered at 80 acres, it also qualifies the new owner for a landowner deer tag every season. In the spring, turkey hunting is plentiful. With several roost trees and ample shade for those warmer afternoons, a skilled hunter can consistently strike up a mature gobbler on this property. For the upland hunter, the landscape offers a challenging and sporting hunt, and quail thrive in this type of environment. You're likely to find a covey or two hunkered down under the cedars or within the thickets. The icing on the cake is the property's location and build site potential. Located in the Buhler School District and within 15 minutes of major amenities on 30th Avenue and 17th Avenue in Hutchinson, it doesn't get much better. Sandhills State Park, a 1,123 acre natural sandhills property, is just 0.5 mile to the west and is popular for horseback riding, hunting, and walking or jogging along more than 14 miles of trails. On the northeast corner of the property, a nice open cropland field provides an excellent build location. The gravel roads are regularly maintained, and blacktop (Old K-61 Highway) is just 2 miles to the west. Not often do you find this large of an offering all packed into 80 +/- acres in such a desirable location. To view this property, schedule your private showing with the listing agent, Trevor Stoll, at (620) 904-0115. Property Features -80 +/- acres -Heavily wooded -Maintained trails -Deer hunting -Turkey hunting -Upland bird hunting -Build site potential -15 minutes from major amenities in Hutchinson -USD #313 -53 miles to Wichita, KS -11 miles to downtown Hutchinson, KS -5 miles to Buhler, KS

If you have been searching for the perfect-sized hunting retreat or build site with wildlife out the back door, here it is. Just south of the charming town of Pretty Prairie is 63 +/- acres available for the first time in over a hundred years. A seasonal tributary of Smoots Creek meanders through the property north to south. The creek slices through the irrigated circles landscape and is a magnet for surrounding wildlife. Flanked on both sides by mature timber, this tree grove is home to roosting turkeys and a herd of whitetail deer. The farm is comprised of about 32 acres of dryland tillable and about 32 acres of woods, native grass, and thickets. This is the perfectly balanced farm you have been looking for. There are 19.56 acres in active production. This field, currently in milo stubble, is available for immediate possession, meaning you can switch up the crop rotation to what suits you, enroll in CRP, or start construction of your dream home/cabin. This field is always full of deer feeding in the evenings. These income-producing acres are a nice addition, it makes the property a little bit of revenue to pay property taxes and ice cream money for projects. There are 23 FSA base acres with a wheat PLC yield of 38 bushels per acre. The remaining tillable acres, which amount to 12.44 acres on the east side of the creek, secluded from sight in every direction. This field, once in CRP grass, expired many years ago, but is now full of thick bedding area for whitetail deer. Plum thickets, cedar trees, and successional native brush. This area holds deer, turkeys, pheasants, and quail. The remaining 32 +/- acres south and west of the creek is categorized as pasture, thick grass, interspersed tree cover, and a drilled water well for cattle grazing. There is fencing on two sides of the property and partial fencing on another side. Not much effort, and this could also be used for homesteading or a small herd of livestock. There are elevation changes that drain to the creek, pools of water remain even through the driest of season but are too small for fish. A new owner could construct a large pond, building an impoundment across the creek that would fill with seasonal rainfall, creating additional water for livestock and wildlife. The entire eastern boundary of the property is an abandoned railroad bed, a subdivision line of the Santa Fe Railroad that went from Hutchinson to Blackwell, Oklahoma, stopping at the Depot in Pretty Prairie until 1961. There is a unique bridge that is still sturdy as can be, and this path has been maintained for clearance and access for equipment through the property. There are also local stories of Native American camp sites along Boundary Road and settlements in this forested area. Meticulous care has been taken over the years to groom the trail system. This feature really sets this property apart. Every direction on the land is a new scenic view, enjoy sunrise or sunset from different areas in every corner of the farm. Manicured access to your favorite tree stand is invaluable while enjoying the property. Take family walks to see wildlife without getting itchy and uncomfortable, or stay active and use it as a personal fitness trail. This truly would make an excellent build site for your forever home, with blacktop road access to Dean Road, which takes you right into Pretty Prairie. 6 miles from 54 Highway, it is also a short commute to Wichita. Pretty Prairie and the Kingman area is know for an excellent quality of life and famous for its summer rodeo. Don't miss the opportunity to plant roots in a small town anyone could love, or secure your hunting future within just 30 minutes of expanding West Wichita. To view disclosures and schedule a tour of the property, contact the Listing Agent Sean Thomas (620) 712-2775 or at sthomas@midwestlandgroup.com. Property Features -Mature timber -Excellent deer hunting -Turkey & quail -Paved road frontage -Maintained trail system -Income-producing cropland -Premier build site -Available electricity -Tall grass, bedding cover -Creek crossings -6 miles to US 54 Highway -30 minutes to Wichita -1 mile to Pretty Prairie -USD 311 Schools

Quality 77.6 Acre Tillable Farm with Great Access & Future Potential This 77.6 acre tract of productive tillable farmland is located in Reno County, Kansas, southwest of Hutchinson, approximately 20 miles, and offers a great opportunity whether you're looking to expand your farming operation or invest in a future rural homesite. The property is currently in milo stalks and lays extremely well, making it ideal for efficient farming and long-term productivity. One of the standout features of this farm is its excellent location. The land sits only about mile north of K-61 Highway, providing quick and convenient access for equipment, grain hauling, or daily travel. You'll appreciate how easy it is to get to and from the property while still enjoying a quiet country setting. The farm is located just a short drive from both Arlington and Partridge, making it a convenient location for those familiar with the area. With nearly all acres tillable and good access already in place, this would make a strong addition to an existing operation or a great 80-acre tract to hold for the future. With its productive soils, smooth lay of the land, and excellent highway access, this property also offers potential as a future home or farmstead site for someone wanting to enjoy country living while staying close to town. Property Highlights: 77.6 acres of productive tillable farmland Located in Reno County, KS, approximately 20 miles southwest of Hutchinson Land lays very well for efficient farming Approximately mile north of K-61 Highway Easy access for equipment and transportation Short drive to Arlington and Partridge Potential future home or farmstead site Strong combination of productivity, location, and versatility

Cow Creek 81 Located just inside Reno County on the break between the Sandhills and fertile creek-bottom tillable, this 81 +/- acre tract combines productive farmland with prime hunting and water resources. Cow Creek, a tributary of the Arkansas River, flows through the western half, supplying dependable water and excellent riparian cover for deer, turkey, and other wildlife. Productive Class II Buhler-Blazefork and Kaskan loams and easy access to local markets make this an attractive property for operators or investors. At roughly 81 acres, the parcel also meets the non-resident acreage requirement for a Kansas buck tag. Tillable/Ag Total Tillable Acres: 58 +/- (currently consisting of last years bean stubble- to be planted to corn this spring). Soil: Class II Buhler-Blazefork & Kaskan Loams. Topography: 0-1% slope. Other than the Cow Creek, this property lays extremely flat. *** Water Well: The current owner/operator planned to put a small irrigation system on this tract. There was a test well drilled in March of 2015 (driller's log available upon request). Static water level is 9 ft below ground surface, with an impermeable shale layer at 64 ft - indicating roughly 55 ft of saturated aquifer. These conditions are typical for irrigation wells in the area and should support permitting for agricultural or recreational use; buyers should confirm permitting and capacity with local authorities.*** Cover & Habitat: 23 +/- acres of timber/creek. Mature Timber: Features Cottonwood, Locust, and Cedar trees, providing exceptional cover and habitat for deer, turkeys, and other wildlife. Water Features / Creek System: The Cow Creek, a tributary of the Arkansas River winds through the western half of this tract serving as a vital travel corridor for wildlife and enhancing habitat diversity. Mineral Rights: All mineral rights held by the seller will convey to the buyer upon closing. Possession: Possession of all acres will be given to the buyer upon closing. Tenancy: Seller is the current tenant/operator on the land. No long term leases or agreement in place. Showings: By appointment only. To schedule a private tour or for further inquiries, contact the listing agent: Cody Crook Phone: 620-617-7320 Key Feature Cow Creek Timber/Heavy Cover Productive Tillable Acres Agricultural/Recreational Water Well Potential 8 Miles To Hutchinson 45 Miles To Wichita

This 4.927 surveyed-acre tract in Reno County, Kansas, is just north of Sylvia. It offers a great opportunity for a build site with room to enjoy a small livestock setup. The property would work well for someone wanting a couple of horses, a few head of cattle, or sheep and goats. Power runs through the property, and the area is known for good-quality water from wells. There is existing fencing on the west and north sides, adding value for livestock use. The land is surrounded by open pasture and cropland, providing scenic views and wide-open space. Sunrises and sunsets here are hard to beat, and it's common to see deer and upland birds moving through the area. Access is a strong point for this property. It sits just 1 mile west of the county blacktop, Netherland Road, with a maintained gravel road leading to the property. A driveway is already in place on the north end. The location is convenient while still feeling rural. It is 3 miles south of 4th Street with direct access into Hutchinson, Kansas (population approximately 50,000), where you'll find major restaurants, shopping, and several farm and ranch supply stores. The property is also 3.5 miles north of Highway 50, 16 miles to Stafford for groceries, fuel, and food, and about 78 miles to Wichita for big-city amenities. Tracts of this size are becoming increasingly difficult to find, and this one stands out even more because the seller is willing to consider an owner-carry offer. This presents a rare opportunity for buyers who desire flexibility in their land purchase. Whether you're looking to build, keep a few animals, or simply own a manageable piece of Kansas acreage, this property is ready for its next owner. Please contact land agent, Trevor Stoll, for any questions, to schedule a showing, or view disclosures. Property Features -4.927 surveyed acres -Seller will consider owner financing -Build site -Room for horses, cattle, sheep, or goats -Power available -Existing fencing -Maintained gravel road access -1 mile west of the county blacktop -3 miles south of 4th Street -3.5 miles north of Highway 50 -Scenic views with open pasture and cropland surroundings -Deer and upland birds -16 miles to Stafford, Kansas -30 miles to Hutchinson, Kansas -78 miles to Wichita, Kansas

This 157.7 +/- acre recreational property is located in the southern portion of Reno County, Kansas. The tract offers a diverse mix of water resources, habitat types, and existing improvements that support multiple outdoor uses, including waterfowl, deer, turkey, and quail hunting. The property is accessed by county roads and is improved with a residence and a large storage building, making it suitable for recreational ownership, seasonal use, or a permanent residence.A key feature of the property is its water infrastructure. There are two primary ponds, each approximately 2 acres in size, that hold water year-round. These ponds serve as the main water sources and are also used to supply water to two additional ponds when flooding is desired. This setup allows flexibility for managing water levels for waterfowl use during the hunting season. Early-season duck hunting is supported by the presence of teal and wood ducks that utilize the ponds and surrounding cover. Three established duck blinds are already in place and positioned for hunting without additional setup.Goose Creek meanders through the property and provides a natural water corridor that enhances wildlife movement and habitat diversity. At the time of listing, the creek is holding water and contributes to the overall water availability across the tract. The combination of ponds and creek frontage creates multiple areas for wildlife use throughout the year.The land consists of thick grass cover intermixed with timbered areas, offering both bedding and travel corridors for wildlife. A 2.5-acre food plot is located within the timber and serves as a focal point for deer activity. Blinds and a feeder are already positioned near the food plot, providing an established setup for deer hunting. The property supports strong deer numbers, along with frequent turkey use and multiple coveys of quail observed throughout the tract.Improvements include a home with approximately 1,552 square feet of living space. The residence features two bedrooms and two bathrooms and can serve as a base for hunting activities or general recreational use. Adjacent to the home is a 93-foot-by-52-foot Quonset-style shed, offering ample storage for large equipment, vehicles, boats, and hunting gear.The propertys combination of water features, established hunting infrastructure, and on-site living space provides a functional and versatile recreational tract. Showings are by appointment only. Contact the listing agent to schedule a private tour.

Just south of 50 Highway between Plevna and Abbyville is 156 +/- acres of fertile cropland. Finding a tract like this that lays nicely and has zero waste acres is hard to come by. The farm has a history of growing excellent yields of corn, wheat, and milo in rotation. Currently planted to wheat, the new owner will take full possession following the harvest of the 2026 wheat crop in early summer. Characterized by sandy loams with 0-3% slopes, this field is easy to work. The soil's productivity is rated as above average for the region. Straight runs for larger equipment decrease the waste of expensive inputs. This farm enables the operator to plant with precision, make quick work of cultivation, and be efficient with precious time during harvest. Just a half mile in two directions from blacktop roads means getting to and from this farm quicker. Making the trip over to plant or to check a herd grazing a winter pasture more convenient. Electricity is available along Longview Road, you could have a meter dropped to run an electric fence, run a water well, or supply energy to a new homestead/farm headquarters. There is no flood plain on the property or zoning restrictions in this area of Reno County. Situated between heavily timbered areas to the north and Ninnescah River pastures to the south, this tract can be a stopping point for feeding wildlife such as turkeys, deer and pheasants. The farm is 10 miles from Fairfield Elementary, Middle, and High School. Being very close to Highway 50, it is a short commute into Hutchinson, a micropolitan city with all the modern conveniences. Opportunities like this to add dollar-productive acres to your land portfolio are rare. To schedule a tour and view disclosure contact the Listing Agent Sean Thomas at (620) 712-2775 or at sthomas@midwestlandgroup.com. Property Features -Half mile north to paved road, Trails West -Half mile east to paved road, Sterling Road -100% tillable farmland -Class II and Class III soils -Commodity Crop Index Rating 56.4 -Electricity available at the road -Potential build site -USD 310 Fairfield -Nearby wildlife -1.5 miles south of US 50 Highway

Located on the north side of paved West Parallel Road, at the intersection of Bone Springs Road, is this beautiful rolling quarter of CRP grasses with multiple pockets of mature timber scattered across the property. Approximately 130 of the 155 +/- acres are enrolled in 3 different CRP programs and planted with a wide variety of native grasses, flowers, and legumes, providing food and cover for upland birds and bedding for whitetail deer. With rolling terrain, the timbered drainages provide cover and travel routes for the deer and other wildlife that use the property. Lying along the paved West Parallel Road and located just 4 miles south of Arlington and 30 minutes from Hutchinson, one might fall in love with the spectacular views and incredible Kansas sunsets and build their dream home on this one. There are two high points located a couple hundred feet from the blacktop that would make the perfect location to do just that. With electricity already running along West Parallel Road, one step is already out of the way! The CRP contracts currently provide approximately $6,000 per year in annual income and expire in 2031, 2031, and 2035. For more information, answers to your questions, and to set up an appointment to see this one in person, please contact Terry DeShon at (620) 727-7766. Financial verification is required before viewing the property. Property Features -155 +/- total acres -Highway/blacktop access -Electricity along W Parallel Road -Mature timber -Timbered drainages throughout the property -CRP income of approximately $6,000 annually -Great whitetail deer and upland bird hunting -4 miles south of Arlington, KS -27 miles from downtown Hutchinson -2024 Property Taxes: $981.08 -Minerals owned by the seller transfer

This productive 136.2 +/- acre parcel in central Reno County, Kansas, just 2 miles due north of Partridge, is a great opportunity for an investment buyer. With a proven track record, an experienced tenant in place, and a guaranteed ROI of 3%, this one will be a great fit for your investment portfolio. The seller/tenant is willing to sign a long term lease of 10-15 years, locking in the 3% guaranteed ROI for the new landowner. The quarter is located off South Centennial Road, a well-maintained gravel road, just a half mile north of Highway 50. The land is comprised of 100% Class II soils including Farnum, Funmar, Saltcreek, and Taver silt loams. It has excellent county NCCPI averages and solid production records for the crops rotated on this tract. For more information, answers to your questions and to set up an appointment to see this one in person, please contact Terry DeShon at (620) 921-3015. Property Features -136 +/- tillable acres -55.4% Class II Funmar-Taver loams -27.8% Class II Saltcreek and Naron fine sandy loams -11.6% Class II Farnum and Funmar loams -5.2% Class II Funmar-Taver loams -NCCPI overall 58.6 -NCCPI for corn 49.6 -NCCPI for soybeans 57.9 -NCCPI for wheat 55.1 -APH history shows a great track record exceeding those county NCCPI averages -Well-maintained gravel road access 1/2 mile from Highway 50 -Just 2 miles north of Partridge, KS -Just 15 miles southwest of Hutchinson, KS -Mineral rights intact and transfer -Property taxes $1,774.40 in 2023

Are you looking for country living with agricultural acreage? This property is conveniently located just off KS Highway 61 and offers 17± acres in Reno County. The home features 4 bedrooms and 1 bathroom with a generously sized kitchen and dining area. A recent addition expands the home to approximately 2,887 square feet. Included in the addition is an 8'x12' storm shelter basement area. The new space is spray-foam insulated and ready for your finishing touches. The back deck has also been enclosed and awaits completion, offering additional potential living or entertaining space. Outbuildings include a large 40×30 shed with a standard car door on one end and a taller door on the opposite end, perfect for camper or equipment storage. Pasture grass on both sides of the home and a small pond make this property ideal for horses, 4-H animals, or other livestock. This property is centrally located between Pratt (22 miles) and Hutchinson (28 miles), and Wichita is also only 65 miles away. With acreage, outbuildings, and room to customize, this property offers endless possibilities. How would you finish this spacious home? Call today to schedule your private showing!

160+/- acres located directly across 110th Street from the companion tract, 3 miles west of Turon, KS. This productive farm and pasture combination includes approximately 115+/- acres currently planted to corn, managed by a dependable local farmer on a crop-share agreement. The remaining 43 acres are fenced pasture featuring two new high-volume water wells. One well includes a new solar pump system with a 12 ft fiberglass stock tank. Additional improvements include: A third older well with a 2 windmill pump A 100-ft long in-ground silo with a new roof, excellent for equipment or feed storage Strong topsoil and subsoil ideal for row crop production Offered as part of the complete 320 acres. Seller can move cattle, hay, and equipment immediately upon sale or is open to renting the pasture and hay ground back from the buyer.

Located just off Pretty Prairie Rd, 3 miles west of Langdon Rd, this 160-acre tract offers the perfect mix of recreation, income, and homestead potential. Situated in the Silver Creek areaknown for strong deer genetics and consistent crop productionthis property is turnkey for hunting, farming, and long-term investment. Land Features: Approx. 103 acres in tillable ground, consistently producing even in drought years due to excellent subsoil moisture 50 acres of pasture and cover, perfect for grazing or wildlife habitat Electric and cable internet available Brand new water well recently installed CRP income potential Dependable local farmer currently operating the cropland on a crop-share basis Water & Wildlife: North Pond (Pond 4): Spring-fed, stocked with Catfish and Hybrid Bluegill, prime waterfowl hunting location Main Pond (Pond 3): Largest pond on the property, stocked with Bass, Bluegill, Catfish, and Perch South Pond (Pond 2): Stocked with large Bass and Catfish Creek-fed wild pond supports native fish and is a frequent stop for migrating Mallards Silver Creek runs through the property, flanked by young Osage Orange, plum thickets, and rich creekbottom habitat Habitat & Cover: Cottonwood draws with willow stands run along the main drainage through the property Scattered timber and cover throughout provide excellent bedding and staging areas for deer Multiple secluded patches of trees ideal for stand placement and wildlife corridors This is a rare combination of year-round recreation, steady ag income, and infrastructure readiness. Whether youre looking to hunt, fish, farm, or build your dream home, this property checks every box. Reno County, KS | Just off Pretty Prairie Rd Contact for pricing, maps, and a private showing.

Excellent opportunity to own 107± acres of highly productive crop ground in Reno County, KS. This tract features predominantly Class I–II soils with the majority of the acreage currently in tillable production, making it a great investment. The property is half a mile off blacktop (Arlington Rd) with utilities nearby, giving easy access and future opportunity. An established tree row borders the north and west sides. High-quality crop ground like this does not come available often in this area. Located at Mayfield Rd and Irish Creek Rd and only 3 miles to Haven, 4 miles to Yoder, and 10 miles to Hutch. Whether you’re looking to expand your operation or secure a strong long-term investment, this is an opportunity you won’t want to miss! Legal Description: Haven Township, S11, T25, R05 W, Acres 107.6, E 109.14 Ac Se 1/4 Exc Rd R/W Location: From Highway K96 get off on S Yoder Rd and head south approximately 3.5 miles to Irish Creek Rd. Next head east 2 miles to S Mayfield Rd. The property will be the NW property at the intersection of Irish Creek Rd and S Mayfield Rd. Possession: Subject to crops planted at time of closing Minerals: 100% are owned by 3rd Party Taxes: $1,322.52 (2025)

Excellent opportunity to own 156± acres of productive agricultural ground with blacktop access off Yoder Road. Just 4 miles southwest of Haven and 10 miles from Hutch, this tract features predominantly Class II soils and quality ground that lays well for efficient farming. The property is fully fenced with 5-strand barbed wire in good condition, perfect for wintering cows. Piped fence entrances provide solid, functional access points built to handle equipment and livestock traffic. Mature tree rows line the east and south boundaries. Utilities are nearby, adding flexibility for future improvements if desired. Quality ground in this location, with both crop and cattle versatility, does not come available often! Whether you’re looking to expand your operation or secure a long-term agricultural investment, this property is one you can’t pass up! Legal Description: Haven Township, S10, T25, R05 W, Acres 156.6, Sw/4 Less Rd R/W Location: From Highway K-96 proceed south on S Yoder Rd about 3.5 miles to Irish Creek Rd. The property is located on the north side of Irish Creek Rd. Possession: Subject to crops planted at time of closing Minerals:100% are owned by 3rd Party Taxes: $896.80 (2025)

Modern luxury meets homestead living! This meticulously updated 5-BR, 2.5-BA home features a desirable split-bedroom plan and high-end finishes throughout. The chef s kitchen is a showstopper with granite countertops, a massive walk-in pantry, and a custom live-edge eating bar with turquoise epoxy. High-quality details continue with Burnt Pine trim and a Black Walnut stool at the back door. The primary suite offers a spa-like retreat with gorgeous blue tile in the updated shower and quartz counters. Efficiency is key with brand-new double-hung windows, spray-foam insulation (attic/new addition), and new LVT flooring and carpet throughout. The main floor includes a dedicated office and a spacious mudroom/laundry with quartz counters and a 1/2 bath. Upstairs, you'll find two huge bedrooms with ample closet space. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the 2-car detached garage, fenced yard, and livestock-ready setup including 3 lean-tos, a chicken coop, and a shed with hay storage. Enjoy the east-side concrete patio or views of the north-side pond. All this on an aerobic septic system livestock and chickens allowed! Swing set stays.