Sherman County, Kansas Land For Sale (17 results)

Excellent cattle feeding or backgrounding opportunity in Sherman County Kansas! Land The natural slope of this property provides great drainage for the feedlot. This property offers a unique combination of a feedlot, pasture, and farmground providing a great opportunity for backgrounding calves or cattle feeding. 94 acres of flat and sloping terrain, providing numerous agricultural opportunities. 27 acres of pasture behind the feed pens with good water access and access to bunklines. 35 acres of dryland farmground consisting of Keith-ulysses silt loam 0 to 1 percent slopes, Buffalo park silt loam 3 to 6 percent silt and a small amount of Buffalo park-ulysses silt loams 6-15 percent slopes. Improvements This property is nicely set up for feeding cattle. Currently, there are 12 pens 3 of which are larger grass pens. Near the loadout and processing area there is a smaller hospital pen with shelter. There is 1300 feet of bunkline that is in good shape. The bunkline also has a concrete apron on the pen side for the cattle. There is ample water supply throughout the property with hydrants and automatic waterers. The waterers are concrete waterers set on large concrete pads. There is a 40'x110 quonset that has a concrete floor perfect for parking and maintaining equipment. Three grain bins east of the shop provide 20,000 bushels of grain storage. A 16'x51 trailer house was recently moved in but is not yet hooked up.

Explore the opportunities o f 157.7 acres of rolling, mixed-use land. Great access right off of Road 10 and plenty of room to grow! Land 157.7 acres of mixed use land that is rolling but has a nice, gently sloped area to build on. 35 acres of wheat drilled this fall. 115 of grass with rolling terrain, excellent for grazing and wildlife habitat. The pasture has some new fence. Improvements The property features an Amish-built 14 x 24 1-bedroom, 1-bath cabin complete with running water, electricity, and heating and air conditioning. There are six RV hook-ups, each equipped with electricity, water, and septic. The 1,500-gallon septic tank is properly sized to handle the current usage. A 150 x 300 lighted riding arena offers ample space for training and events. The property also includes three pens with concrete feed bunks and automatic waterers. Buried waterlines provide a reliable water supply throughout the developed portion of the property. Near the cabin, you'll find a chicken pen with a well-built coop. Note: Some portable sheds and free-standing corral panels will be removed prior to closing.

Discover 204 acres of open, rolling grassland with good access right on Road 26. The property features ample water supply from two wells, one of which was recently drilled and a new electric service was installed. This is a great opportunity to add to your operation or build a home for rural living! Land This excellent pasture in Eastern Sherman County, Kansas offers 204 acres of native grass with rolling hills and the South Fork Sappa creek winding through the middle of the land. The land features two wells, a pipeline system and two fiberglass water tanks in good condition. One well was recently drilled and does not yet have a pump or electricity hooked up. Located 4.5 miles South of Hwy 24 on the East side of Road 26 this property has great access and is ready for a variety of uses. Improvements There is a partially completed quonset on the property with concrete pad poured. Near the pad there is a new well that has been drilled but does not have a pump. There is also a new, 200 amp electric service that has been installed. The corrals are property of the tenant but may be purchased with the land. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All water and mineral rights, owned by the seller will pass with the land to the buyer. Region & Climate The average temperature during the summer months is around 89F. The average temperature during the winter months is 32F. With an average rainfall of 20 inches, primarily coming in the spring and early summer.

Discover 204 acres of open, rolling grassland with good access right on Road 26. The property features ample water supply from two wells, one of which was recently drilled and a new electric service was installed. This is a great opportunity to add to your operation or build a home for rural living! Land This excellent pasture in Eastern Sherman County, Kansas offers 204 acres of native grass with rolling hills and the South Fork Sappa creek winding through the middle of the land. The land features two wells, a pipeline system and two fiberglass water tanks in good condition. One well was recently drilled and does not yet have a pump or electricity hooked up. Located 4.5 miles South of Hwy 24 on the East side of Road 26 this property has great access and is ready for a variety of uses. Improvements There is a partially completed quonset on the property with concrete pad poured. Near the pad there is a new well that has been drilled but does not have a pump. There is also a new, 200 amp electric service that has been installed. The corrals are property of the tenant but may be purchased with the land. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All water and mineral rights, owned by the seller will pass with the land to the buyer. Region & Climate The average temperature during the summer months is around 89F. The average temperature during the winter months is 32F. With an average rainfall of 20 inches, primarily coming in the spring and early summer.

Discover 204 acres of open, rolling grassland with good access right on Road 26. The property features ample water supply from two wells, one of which was recently drilled and a new electric service was installed. This is a great opportunity to add to your operation or build a home for rural living! Land This excellent pasture in Eastern Sherman County, Kansas offers 204 acres of native grass with rolling hills and the South Fork Sappa creek winding through the middle of the land. The land features two wells, a pipeline system and two fiberglass water tanks in good condition. One well was recently drilled and does not yet have a pump or electricity hooked up. Located 4.5 miles South of Hwy 24 on the East side of Road 26 this property has great access and is ready for a variety of uses. Improvements There is a partially completed quonset on the property with concrete pad poured. Near the pad there is a new well that has been drilled but does not have a pump. There is also a new, 200 amp electric service that has been installed. The corrals are property of the tenant but may be purchased with the land. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All water and mineral rights, owned by the seller will pass with the land to the buyer. Region & Climate The average temperature during the summer months is around 89F. The average temperature during the winter months is 32F. With an average rainfall of 20 inches, primarily coming in the spring and early summer.

Discover 204 acres of open, rolling grassland with good access right on Road 26. The property features ample water supply from two wells, one of which was recently drilled and a new electric service was installed. This is a great opportunity to add to your operation or build a home for rural living! Land This excellent pasture in Eastern Sherman County, Kansas offers 204 acres of native grass with rolling hills and the South Fork Sappa creek winding through the middle of the land. The land features two wells, a pipeline system and two fiberglass water tanks in good condition. One well was recently drilled and does not yet have a pump or electricity hooked up. Located 4.5 miles South of Hwy 24 on the East side of Road 26 this property has great access and is ready for a variety of uses. Improvements There is a partially completed quonset on the property with concrete pad poured. Near the pad there is a new well that has been drilled but does not have a pump. There is also a new, 200 amp electric service that has been installed. The corrals are property of the tenant but may be purchased with the land. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All water and mineral rights, owned by the seller will pass with the land to the buyer. Region & Climate The average temperature during the summer months is around 89F. The average temperature during the winter months is 32F. With an average rainfall of 20 inches, primarily coming in the spring and early summer.

Discover 204 acres of open, rolling grassland with good access right on Road 26. The property features ample water supply from two wells, one of which was recently drilled and a new electric service was installed. This is a great opportunity to add to your operation or build a home for rural living! Land This excellent pasture in Eastern Sherman County, Kansas offers 204 acres of native grass with rolling hills and the South Fork Sappa creek winding through the middle of the land. The land features two wells, a pipeline system and two fiberglass water tanks in good condition. One well was recently drilled and does not yet have a pump or electricity hooked up. Located 4.5 miles South of Hwy 24 on the East side of Road 26 this property has great access and is ready for a variety of uses. Improvements There is a partially completed quonset on the property with concrete pad poured. Near the pad there is a new well that has been drilled but does not have a pump. There is also a new, 200 amp electric service that has been installed. The corrals are property of the tenant but may be purchased with the land. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All water and mineral rights, owned by the seller will pass with the land to the buyer. Region & Climate The average temperature during the summer months is around 89F. The average temperature during the winter months is 32F. With an average rainfall of 20 inches, primarily coming in the spring and early summer.

Experience country living with a great location. This diverse property provides plentiful recreational and agricultural opportunities. 156.1 acres of room to roam! Land Explore 156.1 Acres of Opportunity Homestead (10 acres): Tucked among mature trees, the homesite offers natural shelter and privacy. The trees also provide protection for livestock in surrounding pens and pasture. Farm Ground (25 acres): Productive dryland consisting primarily of Keith silt loam with 01% slopes. Pasture (121 acres): Gently rolling to moderately sloped terrain with multiple draws that enhance grazing opportunities and create excellent wildlife habitat. Improvements The home features 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, built in 1936. It has a partial basement that is unfinished. It has an attached one car garage and is surrounded by mature trees. It also features a backup generator with automatic transfer switch ensuring power in adverse weather. There is a 54 x 108 shop with concrete floor. Multiple outbuildings for livestock storage use as well as grain bins for onsite grain storage. There are two concrete bunk lines with concrete aprons that are in good shape for their age. The property is fully fenced and has a smaller paddock fenced off from the rest of the pasture. Some of the pasture fence is new and there are additional materials included for fence improvements. The seller is offering a $10,000 credit. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources There is a natural gas well on the property that is operated by OWN Resources. The mineral rights for this well will transfer with the land to the buyers. Region & Climate Goodland, KS has a semi-arid climate with hot summers and cold winters, typical of the Great Plains. Summer High:the July high is around 90 degrees Winter Low:the January low is 15 Rain: averages 15-20 inches of rain a year Snow:averages 29 inches of snow a year Location 6 miles from Goodland, with less than 2 miles of dirt roads

Experience country living with a great location. This diverse property provides plentiful recreational and agricultural opportunities. 156.1 acres of room to roam! Land Explore 156.1 Acres of Opportunity Homestead (10 acres): Tucked among mature trees, the homesite offers natural shelter and privacy. The trees also provide protection for livestock in surrounding pens and pasture. Farm Ground (25 acres): Productive dryland consisting primarily of Keith silt loam with 01% slopes. Pasture (121 acres): Gently rolling to moderately sloped terrain with multiple draws that enhance grazing opportunities and create excellent wildlife habitat. Improvements The home features 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, built in 1936. It has a partial basement that is unfinished. It has an attached one car garage and is surrounded by mature trees. It also features a backup generator with automatic transfer switch ensuring power in adverse weather. There is a 54 x 108 shop with concrete floor. Multiple outbuildings for livestock storage use as well as grain bins for onsite grain storage. There are two concrete bunk lines with concrete aprons that are in good shape for their age. The property is fully fenced and has a smaller paddock fenced off from the rest of the pasture. Some of the pasture fence is new and there are additional materials included for fence improvements. The seller is offering a $10,000 credit. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources There is a natural gas well on the property that is operated by OWN Resources. The mineral rights for this well will transfer with the land to the buyers. Region & Climate Goodland, KS has a semi-arid climate with hot summers and cold winters, typical of the Great Plains. Summer High:the July high is around 90 degrees Winter Low:the January low is 15 Rain: averages 15-20 inches of rain a year Snow:averages 29 inches of snow a year Location 6 miles from Goodland, with less than 2 miles of dirt roads

Experience country living with a great location. This diverse property provides plentiful recreational and agricultural opportunities. 156.1 acres of room to roam! Land Explore 156.1 Acres of Opportunity Homestead (10 acres): Tucked among mature trees, the homesite offers natural shelter and privacy. The trees also provide protection for livestock in surrounding pens and pasture. Farm Ground (25 acres): Productive dryland consisting primarily of Keith silt loam with 01% slopes. Pasture (121 acres): Gently rolling to moderately sloped terrain with multiple draws that enhance grazing opportunities and create excellent wildlife habitat. Improvements The home features 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, built in 1936. It has a partial basement that is unfinished. It has an attached one car garage and is surrounded by mature trees. It also features a backup generator with automatic transfer switch ensuring power in adverse weather. There is a 54 x 108 shop with concrete floor. Multiple outbuildings for livestock storage use as well as grain bins for onsite grain storage. There are two concrete bunk lines with concrete aprons that are in good shape for their age. The property is fully fenced and has a smaller paddock fenced off from the rest of the pasture. Some of the pasture fence is new and there are additional materials included for fence improvements. The seller is offering a $10,000 credit. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources There is a natural gas well on the property that is operated by OWN Resources. The mineral rights for this well will transfer with the land to the buyers. Region & Climate Goodland, KS has a semi-arid climate with hot summers and cold winters, typical of the Great Plains. Summer High:the July high is around 90 degrees Winter Low:the January low is 15 Rain: averages 15-20 inches of rain a year Snow:averages 29 inches of snow a year Location 6 miles from Goodland, with less than 2 miles of dirt roads

Experience country living with a great location. This diverse property provides plentiful recreational and agricultural opportunities. 156.1 acres of room to roam! Land Explore 156.1 Acres of Opportunity Homestead (10 acres): Tucked among mature trees, the homesite offers natural shelter and privacy. The trees also provide protection for livestock in surrounding pens and pasture. Farm Ground (25 acres): Productive dryland consisting primarily of Keith silt loam with 01% slopes. Pasture (121 acres): Gently rolling to moderately sloped terrain with multiple draws that enhance grazing opportunities and create excellent wildlife habitat. Improvements The home features 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, built in 1936. It has a partial basement that is unfinished. It has an attached one car garage and is surrounded by mature trees. It also features a backup generator with automatic transfer switch ensuring power in adverse weather. There is a 54 x 108 shop with concrete floor. Multiple outbuildings for livestock storage use as well as grain bins for onsite grain storage. There are two concrete bunk lines with concrete aprons that are in good shape for their age. The property is fully fenced and has a smaller paddock fenced off from the rest of the pasture. Some of the pasture fence is new and there are additional materials included for fence improvements. The seller is offering a $10,000 credit. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources There is a natural gas well on the property that is operated by OWN Resources. The mineral rights for this well will transfer with the land to the buyers. Region & Climate Goodland, KS has a semi-arid climate with hot summers and cold winters, typical of the Great Plains. Summer High:the July high is around 90 degrees Winter Low:the January low is 15 Rain: averages 15-20 inches of rain a year Snow:averages 29 inches of snow a year Location 6 miles from Goodland, with less than 2 miles of dirt roads

Experience country living with a great location. This diverse property provides plentiful recreational and agricultural opportunities. 156.1 acres of room to roam! Land Explore 156.1 Acres of Opportunity Homestead (10 acres): Tucked among mature trees, the homesite offers natural shelter and privacy. The trees also provide protection for livestock in surrounding pens and pasture. Farm Ground (25 acres): Productive dryland consisting primarily of Keith silt loam with 01% slopes. Pasture (121 acres): Gently rolling to moderately sloped terrain with multiple draws that enhance grazing opportunities and create excellent wildlife habitat. Improvements The home features 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, built in 1936. It has a partial basement that is unfinished. It has an attached one car garage and is surrounded by mature trees. It also features a backup generator with automatic transfer switch ensuring power in adverse weather. There is a 54 x 108 shop with concrete floor. Multiple outbuildings for livestock storage use as well as grain bins for onsite grain storage. There are two concrete bunk lines with concrete aprons that are in good shape for their age. The property is fully fenced and has a smaller paddock fenced off from the rest of the pasture. Some of the pasture fence is new and there are additional materials included for fence improvements. The seller is offering a $10,000 credit. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources There is a natural gas well on the property that is operated by OWN Resources. The mineral rights for this well will transfer with the land to the buyers. Region & Climate Goodland, KS has a semi-arid climate with hot summers and cold winters, typical of the Great Plains. Summer High:the July high is around 90 degrees Winter Low:the January low is 15 Rain: averages 15-20 inches of rain a year Snow:averages 29 inches of snow a year Location 6 miles from Goodland, with less than 2 miles of dirt roads

Take a look at this 318 +/- acres of dryland tillable farm ground in Sherman County, Kansas! This tract is everything you'd expect from good production ground, big, open, and ready to work. The farm's laid out right and has great access along a county road; it's also been well taken care of over the years. You've got a nice mix of soil types From Class 2-3, Keith Silt Loam and Ulysses Silt Loam with plenty of opportunity to rotate crops and maximize yield. The way the contours lay makes it easy to farm with efficiency, no wasted space, no weird cuts, just solid ground that works. Whether you're looking to add to an existing operation or invest in something reliable, you will want to check out this tillable farm. Ground like this goes quickly, don't miss out on this opportunity! All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Travis Glassman at (785) 672-7134 . Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only. Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of those property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.

This 130.35 acre property near Kanorado, Kansas offers a blend of agricultural productivity and investment potential. Featuring a mix of fertile cropland and grassland, the land is well-suited for both row crop farming and grazing, supported by strong soil quality and tillable acreage. An established tenant provides immediate income opportunity, while low property taxes enhance its financial appeal. With county road frontage ensuring easy year-round access, the tract is a practical addition to any farm operation or land portfolio. Beyond its agricultural value, the property also offers recreational benefits, including hunting opportunities for deer, upland birds, and small gamemaking it a versatile and attractive asset in western Kansas.

This 130.35 acre property near Kanorado, Kansas offers a blend of agricultural productivity and investment potential. Featuring a mix of fertile cropland and grassland, the land is well-suited for both row crop farming and grazing, supported by strong soil quality and tillable acreage. An established tenant provides immediate income opportunity, while low property taxes enhance its financial appeal. With county road frontage ensuring easy year-round access, the tract is a practical addition to any farm operation or land portfolio. Beyond its agricultural value, the property also offers recreational benefits, including hunting opportunities for deer, upland birds, and small gamemaking it a versatile and attractive asset in western Kansas.

This 130.35 acre property near Kanorado, Kansas offers a blend of agricultural productivity and investment potential. Featuring a mix of fertile cropland and grassland, the land is well-suited for both row crop farming and grazing, supported by strong soil quality and tillable acreage. An established tenant provides immediate income opportunity, while low property taxes enhance its financial appeal. With county road frontage ensuring easy year-round access, the tract is a practical addition to any farm operation or land portfolio. Beyond its agricultural value, the property also offers recreational benefits, including hunting opportunities for deer, upland birds, and small gamemaking it a versatile and attractive asset in western Kansas.

This 130.35± acre property near Kanorado, Kansas offers a blend of agricultural productivity and investment potential. Featuring a mix of fertile cropland and grassland, the land is well-suited for both row crop farming and grazing, supported by strong soil quality and tillable acreage. An established tenant provides immediate income opportunity, while low property taxes enhance its financial appeal. With county road frontage ensuring easy year-round access, the tract is a practical addition to any farm operation or land portfolio. Beyond its agricultural value, the property also offers recreational benefits, including hunting opportunities for deer, upland birds, and small game—making it a versatile and attractive asset in western Kansas.