Rice County, Kansas Land For Sale (6 results)

North of Little River in Rice County is 157 +/- acres of open farmland available to purchase. This farm lays nicely with 1-3% slopes, clean brome waterways, and well-maintained terraces. The fertile soils consist of primarily Class II Silt Loam. The soil productivity score is a weighted average of 60 NCCPI, well above average for the neighborhood. The farm has a history of growing excellent yields and is about to be planted to a spring crop. The arrangement is a 1/3rd and 2/3rd crop share with possession subject to tenants rights. Access is convenient off well-maintained 29th Road. There is electric available, rural water line, and a nice little build site in the northeast corner along Avenue D. This area of Rice County raises excellent wheat and soybean crops and is close to nearby pastures for a balanced approach to agribusiness. This would make a great piece to add to your operation, buy-and-hold investment, or perfect location for a beginning farmer to settle down. To schedule a tour and get more information, contact the Listing Agent Sean Thomas at (620) 712-2775. Property Features -Odessa Township S22 , T18 , R06 -Mostly tillable tract -National Commodity Crop Productivity Index 60 -8 +/- acres clean tame grass waterways -USD 444 Little River -Rice County RWD 1 -Potential buildsite -Available electric & high-speed Internet -6.5 miles south to 56 Highway -10 miles to Kanopolis State Park

An 80.4-acre property just outside of Chase, KS, featuring a mix of cropland, pasture, natural habitat, and abundant wildlife with strong farming and recreational potential. Land This 80.4 acre tract consists of 70 +/- acres of lush pasture and 10+/- acres of productive cropland with immediate possession available, and possession of pasture available on November 1st. Situated along Highway 56 just outside of Chase, this unique property offers a mix of cropland, pasture, and diverse natural habitat, creating an ideal setting for farming, homesteading, or recreational use. Water features abound, including established waterways, wetlands, and ponds that attract waterfowl offering exceptional potential for further wetland or pond development. Located in between Cheyenne Bottoms and Quivira National Wildlife Refuge there are consistently birds in the area during the migration. A working windmill provides a dependable water source, and electricity is conveniently available along the road. Mature mulberry and honey locust trees form a natural windbreak and food source between the pasture and cropland, attracting deer and other wildlife. With over 80 acres total the property qualifies both resident and nonresident buyers for a landowner deer tag. Whether you're looking to farm, hunt, or build a country homestead, this versatile tract offers endless opportunities. All mineral rights for this property owned by the Seller will transfer to the Purchaser at closing. There is a verbal lease on the pasture which the tenant will be off the pasture on or before 10/31/2025. Legal Description: S32 , T19 , R09 , Acres 80.4 , S2 Se4 & Pt N2 Se4 S Of Atsf R /W Less R/W in Rice County, Kansas. Property Statistics: Approximate 2024 Taxes: $516.76 Average yearly rainfall: 28 Average yearly snowfall: 14 State Deer and Turkey Hunt Unit: 5 Low Plains Early Zone Ducks Location/Community: Less than mile east of City Limits of Chase, Kansas (Population: 389) 6 miles west of Lyons, Kansas (Population: 3,498) 15 miles northeast of Quivira National Wildlife Refuge. 15 miles northwest of Sterling, Kansas (Population: 2,318) 25 miles southeast of Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Refuge: 41,000 acres of wetlands located in the Central Flyway. Critical migration point for migratory birds. 30 miles northwest of Hutchinson, Kansas (Population: 39,712) 80 miles northwest of Wichita, Kansas-Dwight D. Eisenhower International Airport (Population: 395,699) Buyer's agents welcome!

This 470 acre Rice County, Kansas property just 1 mile from the Arkansas River offers premier trophy deer and upland bird hunting along with strong annual income from oil, CRP, grazing, and potential hunting lease revenue. With diverse habitat including ponds, timber, and CRP grasslands, it supports exceptional populations of deer, pheasant, quail, and turkey. Land This exceptional 470 acre recreational and income-producing property in Rice County, Kansas offers a rare combination of incredible wildlife habitat, hunting history, and diversified revenue streams. One of the best listings and properties in the area and on the market for even the most discerning of hunters. 1 mile from the Arkansas river. Renowned for its outstanding trophy whitetail genetics, the property has a proven history of harvesting multiple 150 deer, including a remarkable 186 buck. It also supports exceptional upland bird hunting, with abundant populations of pheasant, quail, and turkey--highlighted by numerous coveys observed in a single day and strong spring gobbler activity. Habitat diversity includes an expansive 10+ acre pond (currently dry), additional smaller ponds, and dense natural cover consisting of sandhill plums, mulberry, cedar, willow, cottonwood, and other mature tree species interspersed with CRP grasslands. The combination of water features, cover, and food sources creates a premier wildlife environment with consistent year-round game presence and strong recreational appeal. There is a recreational water right that can likely be purchased from a different seller and transferred on to this property to further enhance the recreational opportunities. The land features three producing oil wells generating approximately $8,000 annually, along with CRP income of about $14,600, grazing income of roughly $3,500, and the potential for an additional hunting lease bringing in an estimated $8,500 per year. Please contact the listing agent for more information on this property or to schedule a private showing! Legal Description: NE4 and W2 of S16, T20, R10 2025 Real Estate Taxes: $1,926.36 CRP Data: 314.44 Acres enrolled in CRP Program at $46.53/acre Yearly Payment: $14,632.00 Effective Start Date:10/01/2022 Expires: 09/30/2032 Statistics: State Hunt Unit: 5 Average Yearly Rainfall: 26 per year Closest Town: Raymond, Kansas Community/Attraction: 2 miles northwest of Raymond, KS (Population: 85) 15 miles north of Quivira National Wildlife Refuge: A crucial migration point for waterfowl in the Central Flyway 15 miles southwest of Lyons, KS (Population: 3,488) 22 miles southeast of Great Bend, KS (Population: 14,266) 25 miles southeast of Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Refuge: 41,000 acres of wetlands located in the Central Flyway. Critical stopping point for migratory birds 40 miles northwest of Hutchinson, KS (Population: 39,712) 75 miles northwest of Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport (Population: 395,699)

The online auction will begin on Tuesday, August 18, 2026, at 8:00 AM, and bidding will close on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, at 1:00 PM. This sale consists of approximately 564.40 acres located in Rice County, Kansas, and is comprised of a mix of dryland cropland, CRP acreage, native grass pasture, and a distinct recreational tract. The property is assembled from multiple legal tracts, each exhibiting varying land use characteristics and soil productivity. Tract 1 consists of approximately 215.30 acres and is located at 2240 Avenue S, Sterling, Kansas. It is the most diverse tract, consisting of approximately 77.99 acres of cropland (net of CRP), 21.01 acres of CRP, and 115.30 acres of native grass pasture. This tract also contains the property's only improvements, including an older farmstead with a dwelling originally constructed circa 1870, along with several ancillary structures such as storage sheds, a utility building, and grain storage. These improvements are dated. Tract 2 consists of approximately 76.60 acres and is located at the northwest corner of 24th Road and Avenue V. It consists primarily of dryland cropland with minor inclusions of lower-capability soils and small areas of grass, typical for the area. Tract 3 consists of approximately 76.50 acres and is located at the southeast corner of 24th Road and Avenue V. It consists primarily of dryland cropland with minor inclusions of lower-capability soils and small areas of grass, typical for the area. Tract 4 consists of approximately 38.83 acres and is located at the corner of Avenue R and 20th Road. It is cropland in nature and is supported by a strong concentration of Class II soils. Tract 5 consists of approximately 157.10 acres and is located at the corner of Avenue T and 24th Road. This recreational tract offers a strong combination of dense tree cover, native habitat, and natural wildlife security. The mature timber and heavy cover provide excellent bedding, travel, and concealment habitat for whitetail deer, turkey, and other wildlife. The density of the cover creates strong interior habitat and supports natural movement patterns throughout the property. The property offers multiple potential stand locations, with timbered areas providing seclusion, cover, and functional travel routes. Its natural setting gives the tract strong recreational utility and makes it well suited for hunting, wildlife observation, a weekend retreat, or a land investment with recreational appeal. Overall, the tract is best characterized as a desirable Rice County recreational property with strong habitat value derived from mature tree cover, seclusion, and wildlife cover.

Excellent development potential on this 6.2± acre tract conveniently located at the K-14 on/off ramp for Sterling at Broadway Avenue. This highly visible location offers exceptional accessibility and exposure, making it an ideal site for a variety of business, commercial, or investment opportunities. Positioned near a major highway access point, the property provides strong traffic flow and convenient entry for future customers, clients, or operations. Approximately 2± acres of the property has previously had dirt removed during road construction improvements, while still leaving ample acreage for development possibilities. Whether you're looking to establish a business location, invest in future growth, or develop a commercial site, this property offers a strategic location with excellent potential. Property Features: • 6.2± acres • Located at K-14 on/off ramp at Broadway Avenue – Sterling • High visibility and easy access • Excellent commercial/business potential • Approximately 2± acres affected by prior road dirt removal • Strong development opportunity Buyer to verify zoning, utility availability, and intended use

Excellent opportunity with this 13.2± acre tract featuring frontage along K-14 and access from the 18th Road cul-de-sac. With strong visibility and convenient access, this property offers outstanding potential for commercial development, business use, investment purposes, or a variety of other possibilities. The location provides valuable highway exposure while maintaining easy accessibility, creating an attractive setting for future growth and development. Whether you're looking to establish a business location, build, or secure an investment property, this tract offers flexibility and opportunity. Property Features: • 13.2± acres • Frontage along K-14 • Access from 18th Road cul-de-sac • Excellent visibility and accessibility • Commercial/business potential • Flexible development possibilities • Investment opportunity Buyer to verify zoning, utility availability, and intended use.