Sumner County, Kansas Land For Sale (17 results)

Welcome to this 96.7 acre property in Sumner County! Located 10 mins southeast of Wellington Ks, and a quick 40 mins south of Wichita Ks. This property is great for any outdoorsman as it offers whitetail hunting, turkey hunting, waterfowl hunting and of course fishing! What makes it even better though is its income from its the tillable acreage that doubles as a food source for all wild game. Another great thing about this property is the multiple access points. Not only is there an entrance on the north side of the property but there is also one on the south west corner. The seller by fall will have added a drive going down the south tree line making easy access to the pond! The pond on the property is 5 to 6 acres and at its deepest point is 36 ft deep. Stocked with bass, crappie and flat head minnows. This pond makes for a waterfowl paradise during waterfowl season. As the birds head south for winter they filter back and forth from the tillable acreage to the pond. The sellers see thousands of birds a year! Though the seller is not an avid waterfowl hunter. He does enjoy whitetail hunting as you'll see here with all his trophies he's taken from this property over the years! If you have any questions or would like to tour the place give me a call or send me a text/email. Rural property specialist-Elizabeth Gaston 620-968-7064 96.7 total acres 5-6 acre pond Whitetail deer hunting Waterfowl hunting Turkey hunting Fishing Income from tillable acreage Mineral rights do transfer with sale 10 minutes from Wellington,Ks 40 minutes from Wichita, Ks

Just south of Argonia, Kansas, and less than a mile from the famed Chikaskia River, sits this 156+ acre tillable crop land. The farm has an excellent mix of tillable income and recreational opportunity. The farm has natural roll and great topography. One look at the neighborhood and you will notice it is part of a large drainage that comes off the Chickaskia River. A natural travel point for bucks chasing that hot doe during the rut. The tillable portion of the farm consists of 140.5 acres of all Renfrow-Grainola soils and has an NCCPI Score of 43.7. With nearly 45 feet of elevation change across two large draws, this farm is an ideal candidate for a large pond. Currently, the east waterway has grown up in large elm and locust trees that are covered in deer sign. On multiple trips to this farm, I have kicked up several pheasants and quail, too. This farm has an enormous amount of opportunity for anyone looking for nice passive income with the added benefits of being in a very strong neighborhood for that large Kansas buck. This farm is a blank canvas that allows for many future habitat goals. From ponds, thick grassland CRP to a healthy food plot overlooked by your tower stand. Come out and see what this farm has to offer! Call Land Agent Tyler Heil to schedule a showing or answer any questions at (913) 207-4541. Property Features -156.1 taxable acres -140.5 tillable acres -Renfrow-Grainola soil -45+ feet of elevation change -Near Chikaskia River -Room & topography for future pond -Great whitetail neighborhood -Quail & pheasants on farm -Power at west side -Feeder included -NW1/4 S2, T33, R4W -45 minutes to Derby, KS -1 hour to Wichita, KS

Located just outside the city limits on the west side of Wellington, Kansas, sits this Class 1 and 2 tillable and recreational farm along Slate Creek. The soil consists of fertile creek bottom varieties with an above-average NCCPI average rating of 62.8. The primary soil type is Class 1 Brewer Silty Clay Loam (70%), and the remainder is made up of Class 2 Milan Loam (13%) and Elandco Silty Clay Loam (11%). The farm lies nicely and has around 28 +/- feet of elevation change throughout the property. Historically, the farm has grown a crop rotation that includes corn, soybeans, wheat, and sorghum. According to FSA, there are 58.2 cropland acres, which make up roughly 75% of the total property. The land comes with both sides of Slate Creek, and with that comes many recreational opportunities! Big Kansas bucks navigate this creek system every fall and winter, and the mature timber along the creek is a great area for turkeys to roost during the spring. For the angler, the creek offers excellent fishing opportunities for catfish and white bass. Around 95% of the property is in the 100 year floodplain; however, there are around 3.4 acres in the 500 year floodplain and 0.4 acres entirely out of the floodplain on the northeast corner, which would make for an excellent build site location with paved road access! Mineral rights are intact and will transfer to the buyer. For questions or to schedule a time to view the property, contact the listing agent Shaun Reid at (316) 210-6680 or sreid@midwestlandgroup.com. Property Features -77.6 taxable acres -Class 1 & 2 creek bottom soils -62.8 NCCPI -58.2 cropland acres -Crop variety history -Both sides of Slate Creek -Deer, turkey, fishing opportunities -Build site on northeast corner -Mineral rights pass -2024 taxes - $273.02 -Just outside Wellington city limits -36 miles to Wichita, KS

This 324.5 acres of productive farmland sits in Sumner County, Kansas. The property checks boxes as a strong long term investment with great farming potential thanks to its quality soil, good layout, and easy access. Out of the total acreage, approximately 301 acres are currently in agricultural production. The majority of the farm is made up of Class II soils, bethany and kirkland silt loam. Average annual rainfall in this area is around 35 inches or more. The layout of the property is very workable, and road access on three sides makes it easy to get large machinery in and out, which is a big advantage when it comes to planting and harvest. The remaining acres on the property are mostly well maintained waterways that help with drainage across the fields. These waterways also add some wildlife value, providing habitat for upland birds like quail and pheasants, and there is some deer activity as well, which might appeal to those interested in hunting or recreational aspects. In the southeast corner of the property, there is an old home site that would make a great location for a new house or farm headquarters. It offers a nice spot with some elevation and views, and with utilities nearby, it could be developed without too much trouble. This property would be a great fit for someone looking to expand their current farming operation, invest in quality land, or even build a country home. The combination of good soils, strong ag production, easy access, and added recreational value make it a well rounded piece of land. Don't miss your chance to own a high-quality farm in a good location in Sumner County, KS. For a private showing or more info contact Clint Graves at (620)440-2683 or email at

This 163 acre tract in Sumner County, Kansas, is a well rounded property that offers strong farming potential, build site opportunities, and recreational appeal all within easy driving distance of Wichita. Located just 35 miles from downtown Wichita, this farm has productive ag ground with rural lifestyle possibilities. The farm is made up primarily of Class II soils, known for their fertility and consistent production. With the region receiving an average of 35+ inches of annual rainfall, this property is well positioned for strong row crop yields year after year. The layout is open and efficient, allowing for easy farming with large equipment, and road frontage on two sides provides good access for trucks and machinery. In addition to its farming value, the property includes some mature timber, especially around the edges and drainage areas, offering cover and habitat for upland birds such as quail and pheasant, as well as whitetail deer. Whether you're a hunter, wildlife enthusiast, or just enjoy seeing nature on your land, this tract has recreational appeal to go along with its ag productivity. There are several nice building spots with open views of the surrounding countryside. Utilities are available at the road, making future development or a homestead build much more feasible. Whether you're looking to build your dream home or develop a farm headquarters, the infrastructure is in place to make it happen. Key Features: 163 acres with mostly Class II soils Avg. 35+ inches of rainfall annually Two sides of road frontage for easy access Utilities at the road Multiple homesite locations with scenic views Some mature timber for shade, cover, and wildlife habitat Upland bird and deer hunting potential Only 35 miles from downtown Wichita This is a great opportunity for a wide range of buyers. Tracts like this, offering both ag and lifestyle value, don't come up often in Sumner County. For more info or to take a look at it in person conact Clint Graves (620)440-2683 and/or email

This 161-acre tract in Sumner County, Kansas is located in a region known for productive soils, reliable rainfall, and access to a competitive grain market. Whether you're a local producer looking to expand or an investor searching for well managed farmland with long-term upside, this property has a lot to offer. The majority of the acreage is made up of Class II soils, which are known for being highly productive and versatile. These soils support a wide range of crops and are relatively easy to work with, making the farm suitable for row crop production, rotational cropping systems and no till operations. With the right management, this ground will continue to produce strong yields year after year. The area receives an average of 35+ inches of rainfall annually, providing consistent natural moisture to support healthy crop growth throughout the season. This reliable climate, paired with quality soil, makes for an efficient and dependable farming operation. The farm has road frontage on two sides, giving you excellent access for large machinery and grain trucks. The layout is open and efficient, with minimal waste acres, allowing for smooth operations during planting and harvest. Easy access also opens the door for potential future development or infrastructure improvements. One of the major advantages of this location is its proximity to multiple grain rail terminals and elevators in the surrounding area. These nearby rail heads offer competitive grain pricing and flexible delivery options, giving producers more control and better margins when marketing their crops. The convenient transportation options also make it easier to move grain to larger markets or end-users, reducing freight costs and improving profitability. This property is ideal for: Farmers looking to grow their operation with highly usable acreage Investors wanting to own productive farmland with strong market access Buyers seeking a combination of good soils, drainage, and accessibility Located in the heart of one of Kansas's strongest farming regions, this 161-acre tract combines the essentials: quality soil, reliable moisture, easy access, and a strong local ag economy. For more info or to set up a private showing contact Clint Graves at (620)440-2683 and/or email

Located south of Argonia, Kansas, 3 miles, sits this 160 +/- acre tract that has been a tried-and-true agricultural producer for the lifelong family over the years. From native grasslands in the beginning to the 1940s to 100% row crop tillable acres, then back to a portion being seeded back down to native grasslands in the 1990s, this tract has the opportunity to operate in multiple capacities. From tillable row crop farming to hay or cattle grazing, or the overall investor, this tract holds it all. The 160 +/- acres are made up of 110 +/- acres of native grass and 49 +/- acres of tillable row crop. The grassland acres are made up primarily of Little Bluestem, Buffalo, Gama, Switch, and Bermuda and have been hayed and grazed over the years. The tillable acres are currently planted to wheat. The row crop and hay are on a 1/3-2/3 crop share between the landowner and tenant. The soil types consist of Bethany, Renfrow, and Kirkland, 68.1% Class II, 23.3% Class III, and 9.84% Class IV. The tract is enrolled in a wind lease agreement with Spring Hill Wind Project, which currently is paying $1,600.00 to $2,400.00 annually. The lease agreement allows the landowner to opt in or out if they wish for turbines to be placed on the subject tract, should the site be suited for turbines. In the event the landowner approves the placement of turbines, the annual lease income would increase per unit. All mineral rights are intact and transfer to the Buyer upon closing. The property is located 1 mile off of the paved South Argonia Road and is located on the corner of South Eden Road and West 50thStreet South. From tillable to hay and grazing acres to overall investment with a passive income opportunity, this 160 +/- acre tract holds it all and is one to tour in person! Contact Brenda Doudican at 620-794-8075 or bdoudican@midwestlandgroup.com, for additional information or to schedule a tour. Property Features -160 +/- acres total -158.73 +/- total crop land acres per USDA -110 +/- acres currently in grassland hay production -49 +/- acres tillable row crop planted to wheat -Class II Bethany soil type -Currently on 1/3-2/3 crop share -Wind lease with optional opt-in or out turbine placement -Current annual wind lease payment of $1,600.00 to $2,400.00 without turbines -Road frontage along the north and east -1/2 mile off pavement -All mineral rights intact -Approximate 2024 tax: $1,173.89 -Hunting Unit 15 -3 miles south of Argonia

PRICE REDUCED!! This 118.1+/- acre farm in Sumner County, Kansas offers a productive mix of tillable acres and recreational features. With a diverse soil profile and an average NCCPI of 66.18, the property is well-suited for crop production while also providing strong wildlife potential. According to the soil report, the farm consists of Vanoss silt loam (13% slopes, 4.5+/- acres), Milan loam (36% slopes, 11.72+/- acres), Vanoss silt loam (37% slopes, 15.59+/- acres), Milan loam (13% slopes, 17.35+/- acres), Vanoss silt loam (01% slopes, 19.16+/- acres), Dale and Reinach silt loams (01% slopes, rarely flooded, 24.13+/- acres), and Kirkland silt loam (13% slopes, 25.63+/- acres). Adding to its appeal, a seasonal creek winds through the north side of the property, enhancing both drainage and habitat. The topography, along with scattered cover, creates ideal conditions for whitetail and turkey hunting. Multiple deer trails can be found along the wet season creek, making this tract a great balance of income potential and outdoor recreation. Conveniently located, the farm sits just south of South Haven, 23 +/- miles from Arkansas City, 35 +/- from Winfield, 40 +/- miles from Ponca City, OK and 50+/- miles from Wichita. With electricity available at the road, the property also carries potential for future development, making it an attractive long-term investment option in addition to its agricultural and recreational value. The south tract can also be purchased or all together. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Jacobs Lemons at (620) 501-3688 . 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.

Price Improvement! 197.4+/- Acres of Tillable Farmland in Sumner County, Kansas! Property Description: This tillable farm is located just 3 miles east of the Argonia blacktop road and near the Sumner County railroad terminal for easy grain hauling. The cropland soil types are mostly comprised of Class 1 Dale and Reinach silt loams, Class 3 Renfrow-Grainola complex with 1-3 percent slopes, and Class 4 Wellsford Clay Loam with 1-3 percent slopes. The field is planted to wheat every year and is always full of deer activity. This property is located between corn fields and would allow plenty of deer hunting opportunities in the coming fall season. The trail camera photos show lots of daylight deer activity including a nice bachelor group of bucks in the area. A waterway in the central portion of the field provides drainage toward the heavily timbered Chikaskia River that runs just a quarter mile away to the north. There is also development potential for a pond with several full ponds existing on the properties just uphill from it. The field is custom farmed and will be prepped for drilling winter wheat. Immediate possession is available at closing. For more information about the property or to schedule a showing, contact Land Specialist Kyle McDonald at 620-960-8690. Driving Directions: From Milan, Kansas travel 3 miles south and 2 miles west to the southwest corner of the property. Legal Description: W/2 OF S36-T32-R04W LESS BEG 20'E NW COR NW4, TH S1969', E673', S183', E124', NELY381', E1505', N1969', W2620' TO POB in Sumner County, Kansas. 2024 Taxes: $279.76 Mineral rights will remain with the Seller. Property Features: - Immediate possession negotiable - Adjacent to Chikaskia River habitat - 3 miles from paved Argonia Rd. - 7 miles from Argonia, KS. - 7 miles to railroad terminal near Milan, KS.

Located 1 miles northeast of Argonia, Kansas, sits this 80 +/- acre tract of 100% fertile tillable row crop. It has been a tried-and-true tract producing above-average yields. With exceptionally well-maintained road frontage and just off the paved Argonia Road, accessing equipment is effortless. The 80 +/- acres of tillable ground are made up of 52 +/- acres of Class I Milan soil and 28 +/- acres of Class II Solvay, Nalim, and Shellabarger soil types. The tract is currently planted to winter wheat, with the current lease terminating following the harvest of the winter wheat in 2025. 2023 was planted to cotton and wheat, with 2022 planted to wheat and soybeans, bringing above-average yields. The farm sits 1/8 of a mile west of Spring Creek and has a slight slope from the north to the south and allows for water drainage. 2 low spots throughout the tract have held water with the heavy rains and would benefit from easy maintenance. Road frontage of North Eden Road on the east and West 20th Avenue North on the south. All mineral rights are intact and transfer to the landowner. With the ideal location for easy access, the fertile Class I and Class II soil types, and all straight-row crop acres, this tract is ideal for anyone looking to add to an existing operation, investment, or start-up. Contact Brenda Doudican at (620) 794-8075 or bdoudican@midwestlandgroup.com for additional questions, information, or to schedule a tour. Property Features -80 +/- acres total -100% tillable acres -Class I and Class II soils of Milan and Solvay -Currently planted to wheat -Tenant in place on 1/3-2/3 crop share -Well-maintained road frontage -Eased access -1 mile east of Spring Creek -Lease expires following the 2025 wheat harvest -All mineral rights intact -Approximate 2024 tax: $424.74 -On the corner of North Eden Road and West 20th Avenue -1 mile north of Argonia

As you can see from the pictures this is a very nice kansas tract. There is a creek bottom that runs North to South through the entire property with great cover. There is also a nice shelter belt on the east side. The cropland has a good farmer in place with crop rotation in place with different crops planted each year. You can also tell from the pictures there is plenty of game here with great genetics in the Whitetail herd. Call for a showing! Jim Rolfe Distance to city: 5 miles NW of South Haven Borders: Creek bottoms / farmland / shelter belts Legal Desc: a parcel of land located in Sec 31, T-33-5, R-1-W containing 117+/- acres all in Sumner County KS Wells: 2 nice antler shed box stands Pivots: 2 400 pound corn feeders Minerals: Conveyed any owned Hunting: Deer / Turkey / Quail / Pheasant / Doves Waterfront: No Name Creek runs through the property Adjoining property types: Farmland / woodlots Timber: Woods on creek and shelter belt / Good trees and cover for Bow hunting Farm: Leased Cropland Acres: 75.90

PRICE REDUCED!! This 116.4+/- acre property in Sumner County, Kansas offers an ideal blend of recreational opportunity and productive farmland. With Spring Creek running through the area, wildlife activity is strong, drawing in whitetail and turkeys. The finger of trees on the West side and the larger timber patch toward the center of the property provide excellent cover, while the native grasses in the southwest corner create natural food and bedding areas for game. Together, these features make the farm a prime hunting destination with outstanding habitat diversity. On the agricultural side, the farm consists of a solid mix of soils, with an average NCCPI of 65.55. Soil types include 44.39+/- acres of Milan loam (13% slopes), 27.74+/- acres of Milan loam (36% slopes), 27.6+/- acres of Vanoss silt loam (01% slopes), 8.6+/- acres of Kirkland silt loam (13% slopes), and 8.03+/- acres of Elandco silty clay loam (rarely flooded). This combination provides a reliable foundation for crop production while also supporting the property's recreational value. With its balance of strong tillable acres, wildlife habitat, and natural features, this 116.4+/- acre tract is a versatile investment for both farmers and hunters. The property consists of expired CRP grass that's been cut and is ready for new growth. Conveniently located, the farm sits just south of South Haven, 23 +/- miles from Arkansas City, 35 +/- from Winfield, 40 +/- miles from Ponca City, OK and 50+/- miles from Wichita. With electricity available at the road, the property also carries potential for future development, making it an attractive long-term investment option in addition to its agricultural and recreational value! The north tract is also available to purchase or all together. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Jacobs Lemons at (620) 501-3688 . 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.

PRICE REDUCED!! This 234.5 +/- acre farm in Sumner County, Kansas offers an excellent combination of strong tillable acres and recreational opportunity. The property is made up of a diverse mix of productive soils with an average NCCPI of 65.87, providing reliable crop potential year after year. According to the soil report, the farm consists of Milan loam (13% slopes, 61.74+/- acres), Vanoss silt loam (01% slopes, 46.76+/- acres), Milan loam (36% slopes, 39.46+/- acres), Kirkland silt loam (13% slopes, 34.23+/- acres), Dale and Reinach silt loams (01% slopes, rarely flooded, 24.13+/- acres), Vanoss silt loam (37% slopes, 15.59+/- acres), Elandco silty clay loam (rarely flooded, 8.03+/- acres), and Vanoss silt loam (13% slopes, 4.5+/- acres). Beyond the productive farmland, the property offers outstanding recreational appeal. A finger of timber in the southwest corner, along with a couple of scattered pockets of trees, provide excellent cover for wildlife. Spring Creek runs nearby and serves as a natural travel corridor for whitetail and turkeys, further boosting the hunting opportunities. Multiple deer have been seen on the property recently, adding to its appeal for hunters. Conveniently located, the farm sits just south of South Haven, 23 +/- miles from Arkansas City, 35 +/- from Winfield, 40 +/- miles from Ponca City, OK and 50+/- miles from Wichita. With electricity available at the road, the property also carries potential for future development, making it an attractive long-term investment option in addition to its agricultural and recreational value! All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Jacobs Lemons at (620) 501-3688 . 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.

Price Improvement! 156.8+/- Acres of Tillable Farmland in Sumner County, Kansas! Property Description: This excellent piece of tillable cropland is located on the historic Chisolm Trail near Caldwell, Kansas. This farmland is comprised of all Class 2 Bethany silt loam soil with 0-1 and 1-3 percent slopes. Located 2 miles from Highway 49 with county roads on 2 sides that have excellent grading and are covered with rock allowing access in all weather conditions. Hauling grain is a short 20-minute trip to the expansive Sumner County rail terminal near Milan. Two established waterways drain to the south road with the remaining acres in crop production. The field is currently planted to a cotton crop following last years winter wheat and double crop soybeans. Possession of the cotton crop is negotiable. For more information about the property or to schedule a showing, contact Land Specialist Kyle McDonald at 620-960-8690. Driving Directions: From Caldwell, Kansas travel north on Highway 49 to west 150th Street South, then 2 miles west to South Conway Springs Road. Legal Description: S22-T34-R03W SW4 LESS BEG 30'N & 956'E SW COR SW4,TH E490',N533',W490',S533' TO POB in Sumner County, Kansas. 2024 Taxes: $1,629.16 Mineral rights will remain with the Seller. Possession is negotiable. Property Features: - Class II tillable soils - Excellent rock road all weather access - 2 miles off Highway 49 - Located on the historic Chisolm Trail - 3 miles from Caldwell, KS. - 15 miles from South Haven, KS. - 1 hour from Wichita, KS.

15 acres located just off the Highway!! With I-35 frontage, this parcel of land sees approximately 11,116 vehicles per day along Highway I-35 just outside of Wellington, KS. This lot is 5 minutes from downtown Wellington and 35 minutes from Wichita. Lot currently being used as a salvage lot with some added improvements. BNSF railway running just to the North of this lot.

Located just 4 miles south of Clearwater, KS, this 18 acre property offers a versatile opportunity on the corner of East 130th Avenue North and North Drury Road. The acreage features a 3-bedroom, 2-bath mobile home built in 1991, with one bathroom in need of flooring, providing a solid start for those looking to customize or renovate. The property includes two utility-style outbuildings, a detached metal 2-car garage, a non-operational windmill with potential for restoration, and a livestock pen. With two convenient drivewaysone on the northeast corner and another on the southwest corneraccess is flexible and practical. Natural features include a creek running through the property and a cluster of trees along the southern end, offering habitat for local wildlife. With its open space and natural setting, this tract holds excellent potential as a future build site for someone seeking a fresh start in the country while still being close to town. Property Highlights: -3 bed, 2 bath, mobile home -Two outbuildings -Two-door detached metal garage -Two driveways -Only 4 miles south of Clearwater, KS, close to town but still private and rural -Corner lot with a cluster of trees and creek Property Address: 107 E 130TH AVE N, Clearwater, KS 67026 (14 acres), 00000 N DRURY RD, Clearwater, KS 67026 (4.5 acres) Legal Description: S18, T30, R01W, ACRES 14, N660' OF W990' OF NW4 LESS ROW, S18, T30, R01W, ACRES 4.5, BEG 660'S & 404'E NW COR NW4, TH E580', S330', W580', N330' TO POB & LESS ROW Driving Directions: From Clearwater, KS go east on West 103rd Street South approximately a mile to North Drury Road, then go south for approximately 4 miles. Taxes: (2024) $2,674.58 ($1,960.80 & $713.78) - Taxes will be prorated to the date of closing. Zoning: Agriculture Possession: At closing Mineral Rights: Seller interest will pass to the buyer Terms: Earnest money of $2,000.00 is required and shall be paid the day of the auction with the balance due on or before January 13, 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. The 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 and Gavel Roads are agents of the Seller. There is no Buyers premium. Broker registration must be received no later than 24 hours prior to the auction. AUCTION INFORMATION Online only on Gavel Roads 11/13/2025, 11:00 AM CT

Spacious 5-bedroom, 3-bath home on just over 10 acres with a spring-fed pond. This 3,444 sq ft property includes a bonus room, sunroom, and a master suite with private balcony. All electric with a wood-burning fireplace that connects to vents throughout the home, providing efficient whole-house heating. The fireplace blower, lighting, and select features are integrated with Amazon voice control. Home features a tankless hot water heater, newer roof, and newer gutters. The oversized attached garage includes a temperature-controlled storage room. Two detached outbuildings with electricity offer flexible space for storage, workshops, or equipment. Additional features include RV hook-ups, main floor laundry, and a formal front entry. Property is being sold as-is.