Wabaunsee County, Kansas Land For Sale (76 results)

Located just a few miles north of Harveyville, Kansas, and mile west of blacktop Harveyville Road, this property provides a multitude of opportunities! At just under 40 acres, there are roughly 32 tillable, with this primarily consisting of Class III Martin Silty Clay Loam. This tract is farmed by a local tenant who would like to continue farming the ground and currently has corn planted. Terracing was completed on the farm in 2023. The balance of the property consists of a native waterway and meadow with a beautiful walnut-lined hedge row. From the road, the property gently rolls to the south and west, providing an awesome view for sunsets over the property. With the terrain and plethora of build sites, a walkout basement is a sure possibility, and multiple sites exist for the construction of a pond. The south end shows great wildlife sign in the secluded tillable corner separated from the balance of the tillable as well as throughout the timbered hedge row. Electricity is at the Northeast corner of the property, and although rural water there, a feasibility study was completed, and the line is currently maxed out, so a well would be the primary water source. With short access to blacktop, rolling terrain providing great views from multiple build sites, income from tillable production, all with the ability to hunt out your back door, this is not one to miss! Contact Joey Purpura at (785) 831-3045 for disclosures, maps, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -39.1 +/- acres -Approximately 32 acres of tillable land operated by a local tenant -Tenant would continue to lease the property -Terracing completed in 2023 -Secluded tillable section separated by a native waterway -Walnut trees surround the hedge row -Rolling terrain down to the timber -Beautiful build sites allowing for a walkout basement -Multiple pond locations -Deer sign -Electricity available at the northeast corner -Rural water at the road, but a feasibility study showed that there is not enough line pressure with the current infrastructure -Ability to drill well -Income-producing -Previously surveyed into 4 approximately 10 +/- acre parcels - mile off the blacktop -5 minutes from Harveyville -Just over 30 minutes from southwest Topeka -16-14-13 -Additional maps and disclosures available upon request

Located just a few miles north of Harveyville, Kansas, and mile west of blacktop Harveyville Road, this property provides a multitude of opportunities! At just under 40 acres, there are roughly 32 tillable, with this primarily consisting of Class III Martin Silty Clay Loam. This tract is farmed by a local tenant who would like to continue farming the ground and currently has corn planted. Terracing was completed on the farm in 2023. The balance of the property consists of a native waterway and meadow with a beautiful walnut-lined hedge row. From the road, the property gently rolls to the south and west, providing an awesome view for sunsets over the property. With the terrain and plethora of build sites, a walkout basement is a sure possibility, and multiple sites exist for the construction of a pond. The south end shows great wildlife sign in the secluded tillable corner separated from the balance of the tillable as well as throughout the timbered hedge row. Electricity is at the Northeast corner of the property, and although rural water there, a feasibility study was completed, and the line is currently maxed out, so a well would be the primary water source. With short access to blacktop, rolling terrain providing great views from multiple build sites, income from tillable production, all with the ability to hunt out your back door, this is not one to miss! Contact Joey Purpura at (785) 831-3045 for disclosures, maps, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -39.1 +/- acres -Approximately 32 acres of tillable land operated by a local tenant -Tenant would continue to lease the property -Terracing completed in 2023 -Secluded tillable section separated by a native waterway -Walnut trees surround the hedge row -Rolling terrain down to the timber -Beautiful build sites allowing for a walkout basement -Multiple pond locations -Deer sign -Electricity available at the northeast corner -Rural water at the road, but a feasibility study showed that there is not enough line pressure with the current infrastructure -Ability to drill well -Income-producing -Previously surveyed into 4 approximately 10 +/- acre parcels - mile off the blacktop -5 minutes from Harveyville -Just over 30 minutes from southwest Topeka -16-14-13 -Additional maps and disclosures available upon request

Located just a few miles north of Harveyville, Kansas, and mile west of blacktop Harveyville Road, this property provides a multitude of opportunities! At just under 40 acres, there are roughly 32 tillable, with this primarily consisting of Class III Martin Silty Clay Loam. This tract is farmed by a local tenant who would like to continue farming the ground and currently has corn planted. Terracing was completed on the farm in 2023. The balance of the property consists of a native waterway and meadow with a beautiful walnut-lined hedge row. From the road, the property gently rolls to the south and west, providing an awesome view for sunsets over the property. With the terrain and plethora of build sites, a walkout basement is a sure possibility, and multiple sites exist for the construction of a pond. The south end shows great wildlife sign in the secluded tillable corner separated from the balance of the tillable as well as throughout the timbered hedge row. Electricity is at the Northeast corner of the property, and although rural water there, a feasibility study was completed, and the line is currently maxed out, so a well would be the primary water source. With short access to blacktop, rolling terrain providing great views from multiple build sites, income from tillable production, all with the ability to hunt out your back door, this is not one to miss! Contact Joey Purpura at (785) 831-3045 for disclosures, maps, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -39.1 +/- acres -Approximately 32 acres of tillable land operated by a local tenant -Tenant would continue to lease the property -Terracing completed in 2023 -Secluded tillable section separated by a native waterway -Walnut trees surround the hedge row -Rolling terrain down to the timber -Beautiful build sites allowing for a walkout basement -Multiple pond locations -Deer sign -Electricity available at the northeast corner -Rural water at the road, but a feasibility study showed that there is not enough line pressure with the current infrastructure -Ability to drill well -Income-producing -Previously surveyed into 4 approximately 10 +/- acre parcels - mile off the blacktop -5 minutes from Harveyville -Just over 30 minutes from southwest Topeka -16-14-13 -Additional maps and disclosures available upon request

Located just a few miles north of Harveyville, Kansas, and mile west of blacktop Harveyville Road, this property provides a multitude of opportunities! At just under 40 acres, there are roughly 32 tillable, with this primarily consisting of Class III Martin Silty Clay Loam. This tract is farmed by a local tenant who would like to continue farming the ground and currently has corn planted. Terracing was completed on the farm in 2023. The balance of the property consists of a native waterway and meadow with a beautiful walnut-lined hedge row. From the road, the property gently rolls to the south and west, providing an awesome view for sunsets over the property. With the terrain and plethora of build sites, a walkout basement is a sure possibility, and multiple sites exist for the construction of a pond. The south end shows great wildlife sign in the secluded tillable corner separated from the balance of the tillable as well as throughout the timbered hedge row. Electricity is at the Northeast corner of the property, and although rural water there, a feasibility study was completed, and the line is currently maxed out, so a well would be the primary water source. With short access to blacktop, rolling terrain providing great views from multiple build sites, income from tillable production, all with the ability to hunt out your back door, this is not one to miss! Contact Joey Purpura at (785) 831-3045 for disclosures, maps, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -39.1 +/- acres -Approximately 32 acres of tillable land operated by a local tenant -Tenant would continue to lease the property -Terracing completed in 2023 -Secluded tillable section separated by a native waterway -Walnut trees surround the hedge row -Rolling terrain down to the timber -Beautiful build sites allowing for a walkout basement -Multiple pond locations -Deer sign -Electricity available at the northeast corner -Rural water at the road, but a feasibility study showed that there is not enough line pressure with the current infrastructure -Ability to drill well -Income-producing -Previously surveyed into 4 approximately 10 +/- acre parcels - mile off the blacktop -5 minutes from Harveyville -Just over 30 minutes from southwest Topeka -16-14-13 -Additional maps and disclosures available upon request

Located just a few miles north of Harveyville, Kansas, and mile west of blacktop Harveyville Road, this property provides a multitude of opportunities! At just under 40 acres, there are roughly 32 tillable, with this primarily consisting of Class III Martin Silty Clay Loam. This tract is farmed by a local tenant who would like to continue farming the ground and currently has corn planted. Terracing was completed on the farm in 2023. The balance of the property consists of a native waterway and meadow with a beautiful walnut-lined hedge row. From the road, the property gently rolls to the south and west, providing an awesome view for sunsets over the property. With the terrain and plethora of build sites, a walkout basement is a sure possibility, and multiple sites exist for the construction of a pond. The south end shows great wildlife sign in the secluded tillable corner separated from the balance of the tillable as well as throughout the timbered hedge row. Electricity is at the Northeast corner of the property, and although rural water there, a feasibility study was completed, and the line is currently maxed out, so a well would be the primary water source. With short access to blacktop, rolling terrain providing great views from multiple build sites, income from tillable production, all with the ability to hunt out your back door, this is not one to miss! Contact Joey Purpura at (785) 831-3045 for disclosures, maps, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -39.1 +/- acres -Approximately 32 acres of tillable land operated by a local tenant -Tenant would continue to lease the property -Terracing completed in 2023 -Secluded tillable section separated by a native waterway -Walnut trees surround the hedge row -Rolling terrain down to the timber -Beautiful build sites allowing for a walkout basement -Multiple pond locations -Deer sign -Electricity available at the northeast corner -Rural water at the road, but a feasibility study showed that there is not enough line pressure with the current infrastructure -Ability to drill well -Income-producing -Previously surveyed into 4 approximately 10 +/- acre parcels - mile off the blacktop -5 minutes from Harveyville -Just over 30 minutes from southwest Topeka -16-14-13 -Additional maps and disclosures available upon request

Located just a few miles north of Harveyville, Kansas, and mile west of blacktop Harveyville Road, this property provides a multitude of opportunities! At just under 40 acres, there are roughly 32 tillable, with this primarily consisting of Class III Martin Silty Clay Loam. This tract is farmed by a local tenant who would like to continue farming the ground and currently has corn planted. Terracing was completed on the farm in 2023. The balance of the property consists of a native waterway and meadow with a beautiful walnut-lined hedge row. From the road, the property gently rolls to the south and west, providing an awesome view for sunsets over the property. With the terrain and plethora of build sites, a walkout basement is a sure possibility, and multiple sites exist for the construction of a pond. The south end shows great wildlife sign in the secluded tillable corner separated from the balance of the tillable as well as throughout the timbered hedge row. Electricity is at the Northeast corner of the property, and although rural water there, a feasibility study was completed, and the line is currently maxed out, so a well would be the primary water source. With short access to blacktop, rolling terrain providing great views from multiple build sites, income from tillable production, all with the ability to hunt out your back door, this is not one to miss! Contact Joey Purpura at (785) 831-3045 for disclosures, maps, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -39.1 +/- acres -Approximately 32 acres of tillable land operated by a local tenant -Tenant would continue to lease the property -Terracing completed in 2023 -Secluded tillable section separated by a native waterway -Walnut trees surround the hedge row -Rolling terrain down to the timber -Beautiful build sites allowing for a walkout basement -Multiple pond locations -Deer sign -Electricity available at the northeast corner -Rural water at the road, but a feasibility study showed that there is not enough line pressure with the current infrastructure -Ability to drill well -Income-producing -Previously surveyed into 4 approximately 10 +/- acre parcels - mile off the blacktop -5 minutes from Harveyville -Just over 30 minutes from southwest Topeka -16-14-13 -Additional maps and disclosures available upon request

Located just a few miles north of Harveyville, Kansas, and mile west of blacktop Harveyville Road, this property provides a multitude of opportunities! At just under 40 acres, there are roughly 32 tillable, with this primarily consisting of Class III Martin Silty Clay Loam. This tract is farmed by a local tenant who would like to continue farming the ground and currently has corn planted. Terracing was completed on the farm in 2023. The balance of the property consists of a native waterway and meadow with a beautiful walnut-lined hedge row. From the road, the property gently rolls to the south and west, providing an awesome view for sunsets over the property. With the terrain and plethora of build sites, a walkout basement is a sure possibility, and multiple sites exist for the construction of a pond. The south end shows great wildlife sign in the secluded tillable corner separated from the balance of the tillable as well as throughout the timbered hedge row. Electricity is at the Northeast corner of the property, and although rural water there, a feasibility study was completed, and the line is currently maxed out, so a well would be the primary water source. With short access to blacktop, rolling terrain providing great views from multiple build sites, income from tillable production, all with the ability to hunt out your back door, this is not one to miss! Contact Joey Purpura at (785) 831-3045 for disclosures, maps, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -39.1 +/- acres -Approximately 32 acres of tillable land operated by a local tenant -Tenant would continue to lease the property -Terracing completed in 2023 -Secluded tillable section separated by a native waterway -Walnut trees surround the hedge row -Rolling terrain down to the timber -Beautiful build sites allowing for a walkout basement -Multiple pond locations -Deer sign -Electricity available at the northeast corner -Rural water at the road, but a feasibility study showed that there is not enough line pressure with the current infrastructure -Ability to drill well -Income-producing -Previously surveyed into 4 approximately 10 +/- acre parcels - mile off the blacktop -5 minutes from Harveyville -Just over 30 minutes from southwest Topeka -16-14-13 -Additional maps and disclosures available upon request

Located just a few miles north of Harveyville, Kansas, and mile west of blacktop Harveyville Road, this property provides a multitude of opportunities! At just under 40 acres, there are roughly 32 tillable, with this primarily consisting of Class III Martin Silty Clay Loam. This tract is farmed by a local tenant who would like to continue farming the ground and currently has corn planted. Terracing was completed on the farm in 2023. The balance of the property consists of a native waterway and meadow with a beautiful walnut-lined hedge row. From the road, the property gently rolls to the south and west, providing an awesome view for sunsets over the property. With the terrain and plethora of build sites, a walkout basement is a sure possibility, and multiple sites exist for the construction of a pond. The south end shows great wildlife sign in the secluded tillable corner separated from the balance of the tillable as well as throughout the timbered hedge row. Electricity is at the Northeast corner of the property, and although rural water there, a feasibility study was completed, and the line is currently maxed out, so a well would be the primary water source. With short access to blacktop, rolling terrain providing great views from multiple build sites, income from tillable production, all with the ability to hunt out your back door, this is not one to miss! Contact Joey Purpura at (785) 831-3045 for disclosures, maps, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -39.1 +/- acres -Approximately 32 acres of tillable land operated by a local tenant -Tenant would continue to lease the property -Terracing completed in 2023 -Secluded tillable section separated by a native waterway -Walnut trees surround the hedge row -Rolling terrain down to the timber -Beautiful build sites allowing for a walkout basement -Multiple pond locations -Deer sign -Electricity available at the northeast corner -Rural water at the road, but a feasibility study showed that there is not enough line pressure with the current infrastructure -Ability to drill well -Income-producing -Previously surveyed into 4 approximately 10 +/- acre parcels - mile off the blacktop -5 minutes from Harveyville -Just over 30 minutes from southwest Topeka -16-14-13 -Additional maps and disclosures available upon request

Located in Wabaunsee County just northeast of Council Grove, this 730.4-acre property provides a substantial tract of acreage suitable for hunting land, recreational property, and other uses. The property includes approximately 48.5 acres of tillable ground, along with extensive areas of thick cover and native grass that support wildlife habitat.The terrain features multiple creeks and ponds, offering water sources and natural drainage. Access is provided by gated entrances and two primary interior rock roads, with additional vehicle trails throughout. One three-sided machinery shed is situated centrally on the property, and a second shed along Old K-4 provides machinery storage, an insulated garage area with a workbench, and a half bath.Equipment is already in place to support deer and turkey hunting, including multiple blinds and feeders, reflecting a property that is largely operational for hunting purposes. Electric and water are available at the north shed, though specifics should be confirmed. The mix of open and covered terrain, water features, and road access may accommodate a range of recreational uses, such as hunting, some fishing, or possibly limited agricultural operations. The tillable fields can be expanded to add more agricultural acreage if desired.Located in Wabaunsee County, approximately 30 miles west of Topeka and just northeast of Council Grove in adjacent Morris County, the property lies within a region known for its rural landscapes. Nearby incorporated communities in Wabaunsee County include Alma, Maple Hill, Alta Vista, Eskridge, Harveyville, McFarland, and Paxico.Council Grove, the closest city, is in neighboring Morris County and serves as the nearest county seat, with a population around 2,140 as of 2020. Larger regional centers within approximately 80 miles include Manhattan, Topeka, Emporia, Lawrence, Ottawa, and Junction City.The property's sizeable acreage, diverse terrain, existing infrastructure, and wildlife presence position it as a resource for those seeking acreage with functional access and incredible hunting opportunities. Showings by appointment only, please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

Located in Wabaunsee County just northeast of Council Grove, this 730.4-acre property provides a substantial tract of acreage suitable for hunting land, recreational property, and other uses. The property includes approximately 48.5 acres of tillable ground, along with extensive areas of thick cover and native grass that support wildlife habitat.The terrain features multiple creeks and ponds, offering water sources and natural drainage. Access is provided by gated entrances and two primary interior rock roads, with additional vehicle trails throughout. One three-sided machinery shed is situated centrally on the property, and a second shed along Old K-4 provides machinery storage, an insulated garage area with a workbench, and a half bath.Equipment is already in place to support deer and turkey hunting, including multiple blinds and feeders, reflecting a property that is largely operational for hunting purposes. Electric and water are available at the north shed, though specifics should be confirmed. The mix of open and covered terrain, water features, and road access may accommodate a range of recreational uses, such as hunting, some fishing, or possibly limited agricultural operations. The tillable fields can be expanded to add more agricultural acreage if desired.Located in Wabaunsee County, approximately 30 miles west of Topeka and just northeast of Council Grove in adjacent Morris County, the property lies within a region known for its rural landscapes. Nearby incorporated communities in Wabaunsee County include Alma, Maple Hill, Alta Vista, Eskridge, Harveyville, McFarland, and Paxico.Council Grove, the closest city, is in neighboring Morris County and serves as the nearest county seat, with a population around 2,140 as of 2020. Larger regional centers within approximately 80 miles include Manhattan, Topeka, Emporia, Lawrence, Ottawa, and Junction City.The property's sizeable acreage, diverse terrain, existing infrastructure, and wildlife presence position it as a resource for those seeking acreage with functional access and incredible hunting opportunities. Showings by appointment only, please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

Located in Wabaunsee County just northeast of Council Grove, this 730.4-acre property provides a substantial tract of acreage suitable for hunting land, recreational property, and other uses. The property includes approximately 48.5 acres of tillable ground, along with extensive areas of thick cover and native grass that support wildlife habitat.The terrain features multiple creeks and ponds, offering water sources and natural drainage. Access is provided by gated entrances and two primary interior rock roads, with additional vehicle trails throughout. One three-sided machinery shed is situated centrally on the property, and a second shed along Old K-4 provides machinery storage, an insulated garage area with a workbench, and a half bath.Equipment is already in place to support deer and turkey hunting, including multiple blinds and feeders, reflecting a property that is largely operational for hunting purposes. Electric and water are available at the north shed, though specifics should be confirmed. The mix of open and covered terrain, water features, and road access may accommodate a range of recreational uses, such as hunting, some fishing, or possibly limited agricultural operations. The tillable fields can be expanded to add more agricultural acreage if desired.Located in Wabaunsee County, approximately 30 miles west of Topeka and just northeast of Council Grove in adjacent Morris County, the property lies within a region known for its rural landscapes. Nearby incorporated communities in Wabaunsee County include Alma, Maple Hill, Alta Vista, Eskridge, Harveyville, McFarland, and Paxico.Council Grove, the closest city, is in neighboring Morris County and serves as the nearest county seat, with a population around 2,140 as of 2020. Larger regional centers within approximately 80 miles include Manhattan, Topeka, Emporia, Lawrence, Ottawa, and Junction City.The property's sizeable acreage, diverse terrain, existing infrastructure, and wildlife presence position it as a resource for those seeking acreage with functional access and incredible hunting opportunities. Showings by appointment only, please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

Located in Wabaunsee County just northeast of Council Grove, this 730.4-acre property provides a substantial tract of acreage suitable for hunting land, recreational property, and other uses. The property includes approximately 48.5 acres of tillable ground, along with extensive areas of thick cover and native grass that support wildlife habitat.The terrain features multiple creeks and ponds, offering water sources and natural drainage. Access is provided by gated entrances and two primary interior rock roads, with additional vehicle trails throughout. One three-sided machinery shed is situated centrally on the property, and a second shed along Old K-4 provides machinery storage, an insulated garage area with a workbench, and a half bath.Equipment is already in place to support deer and turkey hunting, including multiple blinds and feeders, reflecting a property that is largely operational for hunting purposes. Electric and water are available at the north shed, though specifics should be confirmed. The mix of open and covered terrain, water features, and road access may accommodate a range of recreational uses, such as hunting, some fishing, or possibly limited agricultural operations. The tillable fields can be expanded to add more agricultural acreage if desired.Located in Wabaunsee County, approximately 30 miles west of Topeka and just northeast of Council Grove in adjacent Morris County, the property lies within a region known for its rural landscapes. Nearby incorporated communities in Wabaunsee County include Alma, Maple Hill, Alta Vista, Eskridge, Harveyville, McFarland, and Paxico.Council Grove, the closest city, is in neighboring Morris County and serves as the nearest county seat, with a population around 2,140 as of 2020. Larger regional centers within approximately 80 miles include Manhattan, Topeka, Emporia, Lawrence, Ottawa, and Junction City.The property's sizeable acreage, diverse terrain, existing infrastructure, and wildlife presence position it as a resource for those seeking acreage with functional access and incredible hunting opportunities. Showings by appointment only, please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

Located in Wabaunsee County just northeast of Council Grove, this 730.4-acre property provides a substantial tract of acreage suitable for hunting land, recreational property, and other uses. The property includes approximately 48.5 acres of tillable ground, along with extensive areas of thick cover and native grass that support wildlife habitat.The terrain features multiple creeks and ponds, offering water sources and natural drainage. Access is provided by gated entrances and two primary interior rock roads, with additional vehicle trails throughout. One three-sided machinery shed is situated centrally on the property, and a second shed along Old K-4 provides machinery storage, an insulated garage area with a workbench, and a half bath.Equipment is already in place to support deer and turkey hunting, including multiple blinds and feeders, reflecting a property that is largely operational for hunting purposes. Electric and water are available at the north shed, though specifics should be confirmed. The mix of open and covered terrain, water features, and road access may accommodate a range of recreational uses, such as hunting, some fishing, or possibly limited agricultural operations. The tillable fields can be expanded to add more agricultural acreage if desired.Located in Wabaunsee County, approximately 30 miles west of Topeka and just northeast of Council Grove in adjacent Morris County, the property lies within a region known for its rural landscapes. Nearby incorporated communities in Wabaunsee County include Alma, Maple Hill, Alta Vista, Eskridge, Harveyville, McFarland, and Paxico.Council Grove, the closest city, is in neighboring Morris County and serves as the nearest county seat, with a population around 2,140 as of 2020. Larger regional centers within approximately 80 miles include Manhattan, Topeka, Emporia, Lawrence, Ottawa, and Junction City.The property's sizeable acreage, diverse terrain, existing infrastructure, and wildlife presence position it as a resource for those seeking acreage with functional access and incredible hunting opportunities. Showings by appointment only, please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

Located in Wabaunsee County just northeast of Council Grove, this 730.4-acre property provides a substantial tract of acreage suitable for hunting land, recreational property, and other uses. The property includes approximately 48.5 acres of tillable ground, along with extensive areas of thick cover and native grass that support wildlife habitat.The terrain features multiple creeks and ponds, offering water sources and natural drainage. Access is provided by gated entrances and two primary interior rock roads, with additional vehicle trails throughout. One three-sided machinery shed is situated centrally on the property, and a second shed along Old K-4 provides machinery storage, an insulated garage area with a workbench, and a half bath.Equipment is already in place to support deer and turkey hunting, including multiple blinds and feeders, reflecting a property that is largely operational for hunting purposes. Electric and water are available at the north shed, though specifics should be confirmed. The mix of open and covered terrain, water features, and road access may accommodate a range of recreational uses, such as hunting, some fishing, or possibly limited agricultural operations. The tillable fields can be expanded to add more agricultural acreage if desired.Located in Wabaunsee County, approximately 30 miles west of Topeka and just northeast of Council Grove in adjacent Morris County, the property lies within a region known for its rural landscapes. Nearby incorporated communities in Wabaunsee County include Alma, Maple Hill, Alta Vista, Eskridge, Harveyville, McFarland, and Paxico.Council Grove, the closest city, is in neighboring Morris County and serves as the nearest county seat, with a population around 2,140 as of 2020. Larger regional centers within approximately 80 miles include Manhattan, Topeka, Emporia, Lawrence, Ottawa, and Junction City.The property's sizeable acreage, diverse terrain, existing infrastructure, and wildlife presence position it as a resource for those seeking acreage with functional access and incredible hunting opportunities. Showings by appointment only, please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

Located in Wabaunsee County just northeast of Council Grove, this 730.4-acre property provides a substantial tract of acreage suitable for hunting land, recreational property, and other uses. The property includes approximately 48.5 acres of tillable ground, along with extensive areas of thick cover and native grass that support wildlife habitat.The terrain features multiple creeks and ponds, offering water sources and natural drainage. Access is provided by gated entrances and two primary interior rock roads, with additional vehicle trails throughout. One three-sided machinery shed is situated centrally on the property, and a second shed along Old K-4 provides machinery storage, an insulated garage area with a workbench, and a half bath.Equipment is already in place to support deer and turkey hunting, including multiple blinds and feeders, reflecting a property that is largely operational for hunting purposes. Electric and water are available at the north shed, though specifics should be confirmed. The mix of open and covered terrain, water features, and road access may accommodate a range of recreational uses, such as hunting, some fishing, or possibly limited agricultural operations. The tillable fields can be expanded to add more agricultural acreage if desired.Located in Wabaunsee County, approximately 30 miles west of Topeka and just northeast of Council Grove in adjacent Morris County, the property lies within a region known for its rural landscapes. Nearby incorporated communities in Wabaunsee County include Alma, Maple Hill, Alta Vista, Eskridge, Harveyville, McFarland, and Paxico.Council Grove, the closest city, is in neighboring Morris County and serves as the nearest county seat, with a population around 2,140 as of 2020. Larger regional centers within approximately 80 miles include Manhattan, Topeka, Emporia, Lawrence, Ottawa, and Junction City.The property's sizeable acreage, diverse terrain, existing infrastructure, and wildlife presence position it as a resource for those seeking acreage with functional access and incredible hunting opportunities. Showings by appointment only, please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

Located in Wabaunsee County just northeast of Council Grove, this 730.4-acre property provides a substantial tract of acreage suitable for hunting land, recreational property, and other uses. The property includes approximately 48.5 acres of tillable ground, along with extensive areas of thick cover and native grass that support wildlife habitat.The terrain features multiple creeks and ponds, offering water sources and natural drainage. Access is provided by gated entrances and two primary interior rock roads, with additional vehicle trails throughout. One three-sided machinery shed is situated centrally on the property, and a second shed along Old K-4 provides machinery storage, an insulated garage area with a workbench, and a half bath.Equipment is already in place to support deer and turkey hunting, including multiple blinds and feeders, reflecting a property that is largely operational for hunting purposes. Electric and water are available at the north shed, though specifics should be confirmed. The mix of open and covered terrain, water features, and road access may accommodate a range of recreational uses, such as hunting, some fishing, or possibly limited agricultural operations. The tillable fields can be expanded to add more agricultural acreage if desired.Located in Wabaunsee County, approximately 30 miles west of Topeka and just northeast of Council Grove in adjacent Morris County, the property lies within a region known for its rural landscapes. Nearby incorporated communities in Wabaunsee County include Alma, Maple Hill, Alta Vista, Eskridge, Harveyville, McFarland, and Paxico.Council Grove, the closest city, is in neighboring Morris County and serves as the nearest county seat, with a population around 2,140 as of 2020. Larger regional centers within approximately 80 miles include Manhattan, Topeka, Emporia, Lawrence, Ottawa, and Junction City.The property's sizeable acreage, diverse terrain, existing infrastructure, and wildlife presence position it as a resource for those seeking acreage with functional access and incredible hunting opportunities. Showings by appointment only, please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

This turnkey whitetail farm is located west of Harveyville in an area known for tremendous genetics. From the Flint Hills native grass pasture, hardwoods along Dragoon Creek, or an evening field edge hunt over a crop field, this farm has it all. Trees and brush have been cleared from the high points while leaving ample cover along drainages, creating perfect travel corridors to intercept cruising bucks.The entire acreage is contiguous, with a barbed wire fence perimeter and gated entrances adding extra security from trespassers. Sodbuster Road has been closed, preventing travel through the heart of the area. These attributes provide the atmosphere and security that deer and other wildlife seek, which results in yearlong use.Four tower blinds overlook strategically placed large-capacity Outback Wildlife Feeders, creating excellent ambush locations for any wind direction. The setups are geared for the rifle hunter but could be adjusted for the bowhunting range. The farm's south, west, and eastern edges consist of larger timber, creating additional tree stand opportunities for the bowhunter.Flowing creeks, springs, and ponds scattered throughout the farm provide water for wildlife even in the driest years. Beyond whitetail deer, this farm provides year-round enjoyment and recreation, including upland, small game, and predator opportunities. Multiple ponds provide excellent fishing and waterfowl potential through the fall. The ponds are removed from prime deer habitat, creating an opportunity for an early morning waterfowl hunt without affecting your evening deer pursuit. For the avid outdoorsman, this is the perfect scenario!Several locations would be perfect to build a home or cabin to enjoy throughout the year. If you've been searching for your dream Kansas farm, you won't want to miss this opportunity. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a private showing!

This turnkey whitetail farm is located west of Harveyville in an area known for tremendous genetics. From the Flint Hills native grass pasture, hardwoods along Dragoon Creek, or an evening field edge hunt over a crop field, this farm has it all. Trees and brush have been cleared from the high points while leaving ample cover along drainages, creating perfect travel corridors to intercept cruising bucks.The entire acreage is contiguous, with a barbed wire fence perimeter and gated entrances adding extra security from trespassers. Sodbuster Road has been closed, preventing travel through the heart of the area. These attributes provide the atmosphere and security that deer and other wildlife seek, which results in yearlong use.Four tower blinds overlook strategically placed large-capacity Outback Wildlife Feeders, creating excellent ambush locations for any wind direction. The setups are geared for the rifle hunter but could be adjusted for the bowhunting range. The farm's south, west, and eastern edges consist of larger timber, creating additional tree stand opportunities for the bowhunter.Flowing creeks, springs, and ponds scattered throughout the farm provide water for wildlife even in the driest years. Beyond whitetail deer, this farm provides year-round enjoyment and recreation, including upland, small game, and predator opportunities. Multiple ponds provide excellent fishing and waterfowl potential through the fall. The ponds are removed from prime deer habitat, creating an opportunity for an early morning waterfowl hunt without affecting your evening deer pursuit. For the avid outdoorsman, this is the perfect scenario!Several locations would be perfect to build a home or cabin to enjoy throughout the year. If you've been searching for your dream Kansas farm, you won't want to miss this opportunity. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a private showing!

This turnkey whitetail farm is located west of Harveyville in an area known for tremendous genetics. From the Flint Hills native grass pasture, hardwoods along Dragoon Creek, or an evening field edge hunt over a crop field, this farm has it all. Trees and brush have been cleared from the high points while leaving ample cover along drainages, creating perfect travel corridors to intercept cruising bucks.The entire acreage is contiguous, with a barbed wire fence perimeter and gated entrances adding extra security from trespassers. Sodbuster Road has been closed, preventing travel through the heart of the area. These attributes provide the atmosphere and security that deer and other wildlife seek, which results in yearlong use.Four tower blinds overlook strategically placed large-capacity Outback Wildlife Feeders, creating excellent ambush locations for any wind direction. The setups are geared for the rifle hunter but could be adjusted for the bowhunting range. The farm's south, west, and eastern edges consist of larger timber, creating additional tree stand opportunities for the bowhunter.Flowing creeks, springs, and ponds scattered throughout the farm provide water for wildlife even in the driest years. Beyond whitetail deer, this farm provides year-round enjoyment and recreation, including upland, small game, and predator opportunities. Multiple ponds provide excellent fishing and waterfowl potential through the fall. The ponds are removed from prime deer habitat, creating an opportunity for an early morning waterfowl hunt without affecting your evening deer pursuit. For the avid outdoorsman, this is the perfect scenario!Several locations would be perfect to build a home or cabin to enjoy throughout the year. If you've been searching for your dream Kansas farm, you won't want to miss this opportunity. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a private showing!

This turnkey whitetail farm is located west of Harveyville in an area known for tremendous genetics. From the Flint Hills native grass pasture, hardwoods along Dragoon Creek, or an evening field edge hunt over a crop field, this farm has it all. Trees and brush have been cleared from the high points while leaving ample cover along drainages, creating perfect travel corridors to intercept cruising bucks.The entire acreage is contiguous, with a barbed wire fence perimeter and gated entrances adding extra security from trespassers. Sodbuster Road has been closed, preventing travel through the heart of the area. These attributes provide the atmosphere and security that deer and other wildlife seek, which results in yearlong use.Four tower blinds overlook strategically placed large-capacity Outback Wildlife Feeders, creating excellent ambush locations for any wind direction. The setups are geared for the rifle hunter but could be adjusted for the bowhunting range. The farm's south, west, and eastern edges consist of larger timber, creating additional tree stand opportunities for the bowhunter.Flowing creeks, springs, and ponds scattered throughout the farm provide water for wildlife even in the driest years. Beyond whitetail deer, this farm provides year-round enjoyment and recreation, including upland, small game, and predator opportunities. Multiple ponds provide excellent fishing and waterfowl potential through the fall. The ponds are removed from prime deer habitat, creating an opportunity for an early morning waterfowl hunt without affecting your evening deer pursuit. For the avid outdoorsman, this is the perfect scenario!Several locations would be perfect to build a home or cabin to enjoy throughout the year. If you've been searching for your dream Kansas farm, you won't want to miss this opportunity. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a private showing!

This turnkey whitetail farm is located west of Harveyville in an area known for tremendous genetics. From the Flint Hills native grass pasture, hardwoods along Dragoon Creek, or an evening field edge hunt over a crop field, this farm has it all. Trees and brush have been cleared from the high points while leaving ample cover along drainages, creating perfect travel corridors to intercept cruising bucks.The entire acreage is contiguous, with a barbed wire fence perimeter and gated entrances adding extra security from trespassers. Sodbuster Road has been closed, preventing travel through the heart of the area. These attributes provide the atmosphere and security that deer and other wildlife seek, which results in yearlong use.Four tower blinds overlook strategically placed large-capacity Outback Wildlife Feeders, creating excellent ambush locations for any wind direction. The setups are geared for the rifle hunter but could be adjusted for the bowhunting range. The farm's south, west, and eastern edges consist of larger timber, creating additional tree stand opportunities for the bowhunter.Flowing creeks, springs, and ponds scattered throughout the farm provide water for wildlife even in the driest years. Beyond whitetail deer, this farm provides year-round enjoyment and recreation, including upland, small game, and predator opportunities. Multiple ponds provide excellent fishing and waterfowl potential through the fall. The ponds are removed from prime deer habitat, creating an opportunity for an early morning waterfowl hunt without affecting your evening deer pursuit. For the avid outdoorsman, this is the perfect scenario!Several locations would be perfect to build a home or cabin to enjoy throughout the year. If you've been searching for your dream Kansas farm, you won't want to miss this opportunity. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a private showing!

This turnkey whitetail farm is located west of Harveyville in an area known for tremendous genetics. From the Flint Hills native grass pasture, hardwoods along Dragoon Creek, or an evening field edge hunt over a crop field, this farm has it all. Trees and brush have been cleared from the high points while leaving ample cover along drainages, creating perfect travel corridors to intercept cruising bucks.The entire acreage is contiguous, with a barbed wire fence perimeter and gated entrances adding extra security from trespassers. Sodbuster Road has been closed, preventing travel through the heart of the area. These attributes provide the atmosphere and security that deer and other wildlife seek, which results in yearlong use.Four tower blinds overlook strategically placed large-capacity Outback Wildlife Feeders, creating excellent ambush locations for any wind direction. The setups are geared for the rifle hunter but could be adjusted for the bowhunting range. The farm's south, west, and eastern edges consist of larger timber, creating additional tree stand opportunities for the bowhunter.Flowing creeks, springs, and ponds scattered throughout the farm provide water for wildlife even in the driest years. Beyond whitetail deer, this farm provides year-round enjoyment and recreation, including upland, small game, and predator opportunities. Multiple ponds provide excellent fishing and waterfowl potential through the fall. The ponds are removed from prime deer habitat, creating an opportunity for an early morning waterfowl hunt without affecting your evening deer pursuit. For the avid outdoorsman, this is the perfect scenario!Several locations would be perfect to build a home or cabin to enjoy throughout the year. If you've been searching for your dream Kansas farm, you won't want to miss this opportunity. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a private showing!

This turnkey whitetail farm is located west of Harveyville in an area known for tremendous genetics. From the Flint Hills native grass pasture, hardwoods along Dragoon Creek, or an evening field edge hunt over a crop field, this farm has it all. Trees and brush have been cleared from the high points while leaving ample cover along drainages, creating perfect travel corridors to intercept cruising bucks.The entire acreage is contiguous, with a barbed wire fence perimeter and gated entrances adding extra security from trespassers. Sodbuster Road has been closed, preventing travel through the heart of the area. These attributes provide the atmosphere and security that deer and other wildlife seek, which results in yearlong use.Four tower blinds overlook strategically placed large-capacity Outback Wildlife Feeders, creating excellent ambush locations for any wind direction. The setups are geared for the rifle hunter but could be adjusted for the bowhunting range. The farm's south, west, and eastern edges consist of larger timber, creating additional tree stand opportunities for the bowhunter.Flowing creeks, springs, and ponds scattered throughout the farm provide water for wildlife even in the driest years. Beyond whitetail deer, this farm provides year-round enjoyment and recreation, including upland, small game, and predator opportunities. Multiple ponds provide excellent fishing and waterfowl potential through the fall. The ponds are removed from prime deer habitat, creating an opportunity for an early morning waterfowl hunt without affecting your evening deer pursuit. For the avid outdoorsman, this is the perfect scenario!Several locations would be perfect to build a home or cabin to enjoy throughout the year. If you've been searching for your dream Kansas farm, you won't want to miss this opportunity. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a private showing!

This turnkey whitetail farm is located west of Harveyville in an area known for tremendous genetics. From the Flint Hills native grass pasture, hardwoods along Dragoon Creek, or an evening field edge hunt over a crop field, this farm has it all. Trees and brush have been cleared from the high points while leaving ample cover along drainages, creating perfect travel corridors to intercept cruising bucks.The entire acreage is contiguous, with a barbed wire fence perimeter and gated entrances adding extra security from trespassers. Sodbuster Road has been closed, preventing travel through the heart of the area. These attributes provide the atmosphere and security that deer and other wildlife seek, which results in yearlong use.Four tower blinds overlook strategically placed large-capacity Outback Wildlife Feeders, creating excellent ambush locations for any wind direction. The setups are geared for the rifle hunter but could be adjusted for the bowhunting range. The farm's south, west, and eastern edges consist of larger timber, creating additional tree stand opportunities for the bowhunter.Flowing creeks, springs, and ponds scattered throughout the farm provide water for wildlife even in the driest years. Beyond whitetail deer, this farm provides year-round enjoyment and recreation, including upland, small game, and predator opportunities. Multiple ponds provide excellent fishing and waterfowl potential through the fall. The ponds are removed from prime deer habitat, creating an opportunity for an early morning waterfowl hunt without affecting your evening deer pursuit. For the avid outdoorsman, this is the perfect scenario!Several locations would be perfect to build a home or cabin to enjoy throughout the year. If you've been searching for your dream Kansas farm, you won't want to miss this opportunity. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a private showing!

Introducing a rare find just south of Eskridge, KS: approximately 200 acres of well-maintained Flint Hills grassland, available for grazing in the 2024 season. This property offers more than just grazing potential. With its rolling terrain, it provides stunning views and abundant recreational opportunities. Whether you're a rancher in need of quality pasture or an outdoor enthusiast seeking adventure, this land has something to offer. Don't miss out on this chance to own some high quality grass in the Flint Hills. Contact us today to learn more about this incredible opportunity! Property Highlights: List Price = $634,000 +/- 200 Acres - Well maintained grass - Available for 2024 grazing season +/- 35 miles to Topeka | 45 miles to Manhattan | 100 miles to KC - Recreational potential