Greenwood County, Kansas Land For Sale (14 results)

This is an exceptional opportunity to own a diverse plot of land in the picturesque Flint Hills of Kansas. The property features expansive grasslands, mature trees and a serene pond. With a gravel road providing convenient access to the West side of the property, this parcel is ideal for recreation or development. Whether you're looking for personal enjoyment or an investment, this parcel offers many opportunities.

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: This 160+/- acre property in Greenwood County offers both agricultural and hunting opportunities, making it an incredible investment for those seeking a blend of functionality and natural beauty. The land features a combination of native and fescue grasses, perfect for livestock or hay production, while the presence of heavy timber and a creek in one corner of the property creates an excellent habitat for wildlife. The home itself was built in 1992, and is 1,237 square feet with a full basement, designed to provide plenty of space for comfortable living. On the main level, youll find two bedrooms and two bathrooms, complemented by newly installed wood floors and an updated kitchen. The basement includes an additional bedroom, a bonus room, a family room, and a large storage room, making it ideal for extra living space or entertainment. Step out onto the covered deck in the back and take in the breathtaking view of one of the many ponds scattered across the property. Whether youre looking for a peaceful retreat, a working farm, or prime hunting land, this property offers a rare combination of all three. Additional improvements include a 60 x 30 machine shed, 37 x 15 shop, and livestock pens. This is a unique opportunity to own a piece of Greenwood County, where the land is rich with possibilities. ABOUT THE FLINT HILLS: The Flint Hills are a region of hills and prairies that lie mostly in eastern Kansas. It is named for the abundant residual flint eroded from the bedrock that lies near or at the surface. The Flint Hills Ecoregion is designated as a distinct region because it has the densest coverage of intact tallgrass prairie in North America, resulting in the prevalence of cattle ranches. Used for both cow/calf and yearling grazing, rapid gains can be obtained during the summer growing months.

PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1565 255th St, Hamilton, KS 66853 PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: 158 acres in the scenic Flint Hills of Greenwood County, Kansas! Features include 3 ponds, Homer Creek, a small cabin, excellent native Flint Hills pasture, and trees. The largest of the 3 ponds holds over 3 acres of water and offers excellent fishing and waterfowl hunting. This pond is completely fenced separately from the pasture with one graveled access for wildlife to help preserve and protect the structure. A nearly 3/4 acre pond is the next largest, with clear spring fed water and great fishing as well! Nestled in a large pocket of trees next to Homer Creek is the 3rd pond, tucked into that habitat offering an additional water source for Kansas whitetail deer. Its not uncommon to see quail and turkeys on the property. A beautiful stand of native Flint Hills pasture allows the opportunity for livestock grazing or lease income. This is truly a unique and diverse opportunity to Invest In Land! THE CABIN: The property has a small cabin with a galley kitchen containing a sink, microwave, and under counter refrigerator. There is a small table with four chairs and a couch. The cabin is heated with two portable heaters and cooled with a window air conditioner. It has an electric compost toilet. The cabin is fully insulated and has two lofts; one containing a queen size floor, bed and mattress and the second containing a water reservoir. Electric service is supplied by Evergy and the water is supplied by a portable water reservoir and electric pump. All furnishings in the cabin remain and the three structures are surrounded with portable corral panels. ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS: There are multiple buildings and a container for storage and nice weather bunks. ABOUT THE FLINT HILLS: The Flint Hills are a region of hills and prairies that lie mostly in eastern Kansas. It is named for the abundant residual flint eroded from the bedrock that lies near or at the surface. The Flint Hills Ecoregion is designated as a distinct region because it has the densest coverage of intact tallgrass prairie in North America, resulting in the prevalence of cattle ranches. Used for both cow/calf and yearling grazing, rapid gains can be obtained during the summer growing months. MINERAL RIGHTS: Seller does not own the mineral rights, so they will not transfer to the Buyer.

76 acres of good grass about 4.5 miles north of HWY 400 on K Rd. Livestock are watered by pond water and a wet weather creek. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SW/4 NW/4 Section 18, Township 27S, Range 10E, Greenwood County, KS. PARCEL ID: 037-314-18-0-00-00-003.00-0

<p>Once in a lifetime..once in a lifetime does an opportunity come up to purchase a forever farm of this magnitude, a rarity, a farm that has been given unconditional love, appreciation, and attention throughout the years. The moment you pull down the driveway, you can feel how incredibly special the property is. Tucked away adjoining Fall River Lake State Park and JLB Rock Creek Ranch, the setting is ever perfect for seclusion, protection, and some of the most sensational views that overlook the lake. From purchasing the raw land years ago, clearing, creating infrastructure, managing and developing the habitat, to then in 2012 breaking ground on the shop and residence, the owners had a vision that was brought to life.</p> <p>The custom residence and shop were built by a top-end contractor out of Wichita, Kansas, and integrated one-of-a-kind features from the land into the home. Take note of the massive Purple Heart Cedar pillars on the front covered deck and the back covered deck and patio, along with the stonework wrapping the home, both of which came from the land. Inside, the open floor plan, vaulted ceilings and natural light create a beautiful space that is functional while capitalizing on all the features. Overhead, the chandelier lights hanging in the living room were created from whitetail deer antlers that came off of the farm. The propane gas fireplace is the focal point of the living room and is constructed from the same rock from the farm as the exterior. Well, maybe the fireplace and the 202 plus buck display that was taken on the farm and hangs over the stairwell would be a toss-up for a focal point. The mantel was hand-carved for the space. Hardwood Hickory floors tastefully accompany the custom Hickory cabinetry throughout the home. This kitchen is complete with every want and need one could dream of, from solid surface counters to a double oven, warming oven, pot filler faucet, cabinet rollouts, custom spice racks, built-in mixer stand, and custom lighting throughout the stained glass. Walk-in pantry with unlimited shelves and storage space. There is a butler's pantry in the dining room as well that runs down to the family room and kitchenette in the basement. The mudroom and main floor laundry room are just off the kitchen by the side door that leads out to the breezeway and garage. Over to the master bedroom, notice the same top-end features flow through the space. The solid doors, trim work, and tiling continue to show that every detail was thought of. Between the bedroom, you will find a quaint office space along with his and her walk-in closet that leads into the bathroom. His and her double vanity sinks with solid surface counters, linen cabinet, soaker tub, and zero-entry walk-in shower. The home is on Evergy electric, Greenwood County Rural Water District #1, SEK Co-op for propane, Starlink internet, and a 1,000-gallon septic system. This farm is located in West Elk School District, USD 282.</p> <p>Heading down to the walkout basement, you will notice that the same details and quality craftsmanship continue. A full kitchenette allows for endless entertainment and space for guests and family. The second propane gas fireplace is in this family room. There are three bedrooms in the basement, all with spacious closets. The downstairs bathroom has ample cabinet space and a bathtub and shower. There is a climate-controlled safe room along with storage just off of the bathroom. The utility room provides additional storage space along with housing the OnDemand hot water system and a pex plumbing housing station and furnace. The pool table, 64-gun vault that is fire-rated, and hot tub would convey with the real estate. The back deck and patio areas are incredible to say the least. The views are endless, and the backyard allows for endless options. There is a newer 7-seat hot tub to the right when walking out of the basement. The covered breezeway allows protection going to and from the home to the oversized 3-car garage. From the residence to the east, just past the driveway, there is a garden area with water hydrants and fruit trees that sit protected in the bottoms.</p> <p>From the garage to the south sits the 50’x100’ shop with 55’x50’ space that is insulated and finished. There are finished living quarters in the shop that could be utilized for office space or guest overflow. A full bathroom and laundry room sit between the two finished rooms. Overhead, a loft with a max weight load 11 truss support provides additional dry storage space with optional roll-away steel stairway. The 4 overhead doors are 14’x10’ and allow pull-through bays. The shop is on a separate 1,000-gallon septic system from the residence. To the west is the 45’ equipment storage.</p> <p>Walk out of the shop, head in any direction, and jump on a trail and go. From the hilltop, you can overlook many points on the farm and access each area from multiple directions. There are two ponds on the farm, one on the east and one on the west. The east pond is 18’ deep and stocked, so cast a line and in no time, you’ll have a whopper of a Bass. The west pond is down in the bottoms and is spring-fed. This pond not only is a hot spot for deer but is the perfect bait pond as the owners’ grandchildren enjoy catching here first before going to the east pond to fish the day away. Driving throughout, you can see how much thought went into the setup and placement of every inch of the farm. After retirement, the dream was to move from Texas to Kansas to peruse the love of the hunt in the outdoors with growing mature whitetails, and that dream was achieved beyond what was originally dreamed. There are 5 food plots throughout the property, 2 planted to perennial round-up ready alfalfa. Both of the plots were planted in the spring of 2022 and have 4 additional years before needing to be replanted. There are 3 food plots planted to winter wheat and are replanted each Labor Day weekend. Over the years, the owner has tested the plots with chicory, clover, corn, and oats but found that the alfalfa and wheat combination draw and hold more deer on the property, outperforming everything else. Over the years, there have been over 600 plus trees planted throughout the farm to create windbreaks, screening cover, and food sources with orchards and groves. Some of those trees are Loblolly Pine, Blue Spruce, Burr Oak, White Oak, Kentucky Coffee, Walnut, Pecan, Apple, Pear, Shagbark Hickory, and Flowering Dogwood. The hardwood tree stand to the west has been circle cut, thinning things for more productive canopy and prime bedding area. The property is adjoining Fall River Lake State Park to the northeast, which cannot be hunted, then the Corp of Engineers to the northwest, which push everything onto the subject farm and then JLD Rock Creek Ranch that wraps the entire west, south and east side of the property. This ranch provides the additional seclusion and protection and is all big grass cattle country for summer grazing. Over the years, the owner has had tremendous success with the harvesting of mature whitetails, and it is clear to see with the harvest and trail photos along with all the deer signs throughout the farm. Even the poor Pine trees in the backyard take a beating each year with rubs. Driving throughout the property to photograph, it was wild seeing the sheds throughout the farm's plots alone, and when I made it back up to the shop after finishing up, I asked the owner about those sheds. He shared with me that he lets them all lay until the grandkids come in for the annual shed hunt, which was going to be taking place on the weekend a few days away. The owner also shared that the little ones seem to drop in the plots, but the majority of their luck was finding the big boy’s sheds in the brush. The owner then showed another massive pile of sheds that had been found on the farm. Pretty incredible, and it makes sense how he can build so many things with antlers as he has a never-ending supply! There are 2 Redneck tower blinds, 1 Redneck hay bale blind, 5 stands with additional in storage and 4 feeders that transfer if desired. The new buyer would have such an incredible opportunity of an owner to be able to share all the details of the farm and would be thrilled to do so as he would like nothing more than the next owner to reap what has been sown and enjoy all the farm to its potential. Whitetail deer are not the only wildlife on the farm, turkey and quail are full-time residents as well. Hunting unit #12.</p> <p>A long time ago, a biologist who specializes in Flint Hills grassland production shared with me that you can typically tell a healthy farm by its native wildflower population. On this farm in the spring and summertime, the farm is alive and thriving with 52 out of 67 wildflower populations identified and are on abundant display. This is just one more feature of the farm that has not gone overlooked. From the hunting, fishing, nature walks, and exploring, the outdoor life on this farm is endless to say the least. Then add all that Fall River Lake has to offer, wow! What an extension of the farm. All mineral rights are intact and transfer.</p> <p>With all this farm has to offer with all the amenities, incredible location, custom build home, and one of the best setups to grow big deer farms I have been on, this is a forever farm, a farm that will carve memories into your life and family forever, and truly is a farm that comes up only once in a lifetime. It would be my honor and privilege to share this beauty with you. For additional information and to schedule your tour, contact Brenda Doudican at (620) 794-8075. Qualified buyers to schedule a tour.</p> <p>Property Features<br />-Adjoining Fall River Lake State Park and Corps of Engineers<br />-182 +/- acres total<br />-Custom residence built in 2012<br />-3,718 square feet finished living space<br />-4 bedrooms with 2.5 bathrooms<br />-Open floor plan with top-end finishings throughout<br /

It is hard to describe this secluded, well maintained, 5.7 acre property sitting on Bachelor Creek just northeast of Eureka. The potential this property provides along with the creek & views make for an incredible opportunity! Pride of ownership is evident with the immaculately maintained 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom modular home built in 2004 that is wrapped in quality vinyl siding. The home features a large wrap around deck to enjoy all the peaceful bliss this property offers. The 2,040 sf living space offers a well thought layout with luxury vinyl flooring and a cozy wood burning fireplace for the winter months. The all electric house is heated and cooled by a central forced air unit. Relax and unwind in the hot tub that sits under a pergola on the back deck overlooking Bachelor Creek! (Hot tub is not included in the price but is available for sale.) The wrap around deck also has a wheelchair ramp making the home handicap accessible. This property is roughly 2/3 timbered with a stretch of Bachelor Creek winding through the Northern portion. The nearest neighbor is over 1/4 mile away, however you would never know it, as once you drop into the valley approaching the property you re greeted by complete serenity and solitude. The second dwelling on the property is the original brick house, built in 1880. With some renovation and remodeling, this house would make a fantastic guest house, Airbnb, hunter lodging, etc. The 24 x40 metal building is ideal for storing an RV/Camper or your toys with a 12 x14 overhead garage door and electricity. There is an additional workshop and storage shed as well as a large metal carport, all sitting between the larger barn and the house. Enjoy peaceful evenings on the back deck with a beautiful view of Bachelor Creek less than 30 yards away. It goes without saying but wildlife is abundant and the habitat is exceptional on and around this property. Ample food sources from the surrounding crop fields and great cover from the mature timber on the property, provide daily sightings of whitetail deer, turkey and other Kansas wildlife. Hunting is right in your backyard, a feature that is generally hard to find in a property of this size. It s hard to describe all this property has to offer and what a gem this place truly is. Come take a look for yourself. You won t be disappointed with this incredibly unique small acreage property!

This exceptional 137 acre tract in the heart of Greenwood County, Kansas, offers the perfect blend of productive agricultural land, excellent grazing opportunities, and potential build site. Whether you're looking to expand your cattle operation, invest in grass, or build your forever home, this property delivers on all fronts. Land Features: Diverse Terrain: Rolling native grass pastures. Cross-Fenced Paddocks: Multiple cross-fenced sections allow for efficient rotational grazing and herd management. Water Sources: Several well-maintained ponds provide a consistent water source for livestock and wildlife. Potential Homesite with Utilities: Utilities Available: Rural water and electricity are available, making it easy to build your dream home or renovate the existing structure. Rural water meter already in place on the property! Hunting & Recreation: Trophy Whitetail & Turkey Hunting: Greenwood County is known for producing big Kansas whitetails, and this farm could be set up to enjoy the recreational side of things. Turkey Hotspot: Strong turkey populations make this a spring hunting paradise. Secluded & Scenic: Rolling hills, mature hardwoods, and open pastures create a picturesque setting for outdoor enjoyment. Location & Access: Easy Access via well-maintained county roads. Proximity to Eureka, KS Conveniently located just a short drive from town, offering nearby amenities while maintaining the peace and privacy of rural living. This multi-use farm checks all the boxes for ranchers,investors and forever home seekers. With a potential to build, this property is as versatile as it is beautiful. Call Today to Schedule a Private Showing!

Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers is honored to offer this attractive Greenwood County recreational and grazing parcel for sale to the public. The parcel is located in the heavily rolling hills of southern Greenwood County and totals 400 +/- acres in size. The parcel presents itself as a top-of-the-line hunting unit with additional livestock grazing appeal as well. Featuring a large acreage that is challenging to find and optimal for holding trophy deer, tremendously thick bedding cover, 130 of topography change, multiple ponds, and excellent access near 400 HWY and Fall River Reservoir this parcel is one you will want to move to the top of your list! Please give Henry Ott a call at 620-437-7340 to schedule your property showing. This parcel totals 400 +/- acres in size and is located within 2-miles of HWY 400 offering excellent access for those traveling from Wichita as well as wonderful seclusion for wildlife with the parcel located in a large 2-mile by 2-mile block with no interior roads adding to the strong recreational nature of the tract. The parcel is located along the southern side of Casner Creek which runs directly into Fall River Reservoir two miles to the east offering a prime travel corridor for deer searching for does during the rut. The parcel is incredibly thick with heavy timber spread throughout the tract offering a wonderful location for wildlife to live highly secluded from public view. The parcel is very attractive to the eye featuring over 130 of topography change with multiple large drainages and canyons on the parcel for deer to call home. The property includes two ponds as well as a wet-weather creek drainage that runs through the property towards Casner Creek. A large level to gently rolling hilltop is located towards the middle of the tract with soils that would accommodate putting a large food plot on the property for holding even more deer throughout the year. The property has been utilized for running cows full season for many years but if converted to running double stock yearlings (pulling cattle off mid July) or letting sit idle it would be incredible how thick the property would be with its combination of tall native Bluestem grasses, thick cedars, and intermixed hedge trees and thickets. This property has incredible potential to be the premium home unit for the heavy deer population in the area. In addition to the recreational nature of the property it also offers grazing potential as well. The property has been utilized for years for grazing cattle with the property already fenced with two ponds in place for watering livestock. Fences on the property range from fair to excellent with the southern and western fences being in excellent condition, eastern fence being in fair condition, and northern fence ranging from fair to slightly above average condition. For hunters looking to run cattle themselves, or rent the pasture out for grazing cattle, the parcel offers good potential for cattle grazing during the summer months with cattle being pulled in the late summer to allow the property to be free of cattle in the fall for bow and rifle seasons. For those from Wichita, or out of area, the property is easy to get to with a location less than two miles from paved 400 HWY. The parcel is located within two miles of Fall River Reservoir as well, offering excellent fishing, boating, and camping opportunities when coming to visit this beautiful 400-acre parcel. The tract is also located in close proximity to Flint Oak and Lone Pine hunting preserves for those looking for additional recreational opportunities in the area when visiting their property. You arent going to want to miss your chance to purchase this attractive Greenwood County parcel. Tracts of this size that are capable of holding trophy deer year-round while also offering grazing potential rarely hit the open market. Please call Henry Ott today at 620-437-7340 to set up your property showing today! Taxes: $1435.96 for 2024 Property Location: From the Intersection of HWY 99 and 400 HWY north of Severy, head east on 400 HWY for 5-miles to X Rd. Go north on X Rd for 1.5-miles and the property will start on the west side of the road. Brief Legal: 400 +/- Acres in Sections 36-27S-11E and 1-28S-11E of the 6th PM; Greenwood County, KS List Price: $1,400,000 ($3500/acre)

The EE Ranch, located in eastern Kansas near the town of Fall River, is now being offered for sale. The ranch is comprised of 6,420.29+/- acres of deeded land, predominantly open vistas of native tallgrasses where the east flank of the Kansas Flint Hills joins the west flank of the Chautauqua Hills. Used primarily over the last 75 years as a cow ranch, in 1994, the current owner created an amazing infrastructure that propelled the ranch upwards as a leader in the purebred Hereford world. With 18 pastures watered by 26 ponds, some spring-fed, along with Shawnee Creek on the property's west side and rural water at the headquarters and houses, this ranch is a real working outfit. The wildlife habitat on the ranch is lush and unburdened by public access. There are several large draws filled with hardwood trees, large rock formations, and numerous food plots that are home to Boone & Crockett trophy bucks.

New Listing! 450 +/- acres of excellent deer and turkey hunting with cropland and cattle pasture in Greenwood County, Kansas. Property Legal: S36, T25, R11E, N2 & N2 of the S2 Driving Directions: From Eureka take U.S. 54 Highway 6.5 miles east. The property is on the south side of 54 Highway. Property Description: Excellent deer and turkey hunting with stream fishing opportunities included in this recreation tract. This property boasts everything you can want in a premier Kansas hunting property. Loads of high-quality habitat! Live water and good ponds, crop fields and oak mast for wildlife food sources, food plots, and excellent tall grass and brush bedding areas. Located on the south side of U.S. 54 highway just 6.5 miles east of Eureka this property contains nearly 1.3 miles of Bachelor Creek with mature hardwoods and good fishing opportunities along with an outstanding deer and turkey population. There is approximately 59 acres of hay meadow in the northeast corner of the property, and the remainder is riparian timber, 64+/- acres high quality cropland, and tallgrass pastureland. Access is from U.S. 54 highway on the north with power lines and a rural water line making this a prime hunting property with a home or cabin build opportunity. Taxes: $2,890.00 Key Features: Highway 54 Frontage Access 64+/- Acres of Mostly Class 1 Soil Cropland Mature Hardwoods Food Plots Good Cattle Grazing Just a Few Minutes East of Eureka Excellent Deer and Turkey Hunting Good Stream Fishing Hay Meadow Hour and 10 Minutes From Wichita Cattle Pass Under Hwy 54 Connecting to Listed 391-Acres Listed on North Side For more information or to schedule a showing call Dan Melson at (785) 979-3402

New Listing! 391+/- Acre Cattle Pasture in Greenwood County, Ks. Property Legal: S25, T25, R11E, W/2 and S26, T25, and R11E, E/2 SE/4 Driving Directions: From Eureka take U.S. 54 Highway east 6.5 miles. The property is on the north side of U.S. 54. Property Description: Located in the heart of the Kansas Flint Hills, this 391 +/- acres of tallgrass pasture has all the necessary components, native and tame grasses, ample water, fenced, and excellent access from 54 highway with an access pull off for stocking and removing cattle. The pasture has four ponds and additional access from road 310 on the north. This is a great opportunity to expand your cattle operation before spring time! Mineral Rights: What mineral rights owned by the seller shall transfer. Taxes: $1,834.00 Key Features Multiple Ponds 54 HWY Access Fenced Native and Tame Grasses 7 Miles East of Eureka Hour and 10 Minutes From Wichita Cattle pass under Hwy 54 connecting to listed 450 acres listed on south side For more information or to schedule a showing call Dan Melson at (785) 979-3402

309+/- acres of Very Good Flinthills pasture with excellent fences. Water is abundant for watering livestock with several ponds dispersed evenly throughout the property, a wet weather ravine in the east half, and timber lined Bachelor Creek meandering through the west half from north to south. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: The North Half of Section 28, Township 24S, Range 10E, Less approximately 10 acres in the Northeast Corner of Said Section, Greenwood County, KS. Approximately 309 acres to be determined by Survey.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to own 150 +/- acres of prime Kansas land right in the heart of big buck country! The property is nestled in the remote eastern part of Greenwood County. The shape of the fields provide several hiden nooks making perfect set ups to knock down the deer of your dreams. Approximately 100 acres of income producing tillable will provide a great return on your investment (ROI). Walnut creek is one of the larger creeks in the county that borders a portion of the property. It has several deep holes for fishing and parts with riffles to draw ducks in during winter. The property is positioned between two state lakes and is a natural flyway for waterfowl. Fall River State Park is to the south and Cross Timber State Park is to the east. Both are just a short drive away and provide a ton of additional recreational opportunities. Features Include: Remote Incredible Hunting Great ROI Large Creek Fishing Thousands Of Additional Acres Of Recreational Land And Water Just A Short Drive Away. Contact John by phone at 620.305.8452 or email at johnw@ for more information. Legal Description: PLEASANT GROVE TOWNSHIP S12, T26, R12E: N/2 NE/4 LY W OF CEN WALNUT CRK LESS PT LY N OF RD 140TH ST LESS R/W AND NW/4 LESS BEGINNING AT THE NW/C NW/4 SECTION 12; THENCE S 0 DEGREES, 59', 43"E ALONG THE W LINE OF SAID NW/4 A DISTANCE OF 2634.36' TO SW/C OF SAID NW/4; THENCE N 89 DEGREES, 05', 22"E ALONG S LINE NW/4 A DISTANCE OF 2634.05' TO SE/C NW/4; THENCE N 01 DEGREES, 50', 11"W ALONG E LINE NW/4 DISTANCE OF 1168.46'; THENCE N 33 DEGREES, 33', 38"W, 355.67'; THENCE N 41 DEBREES, 39', 36"W, 181.65'; THENCE N 50 DEGREES, 26', 57"W, 149.92'; THENCE N 75 DEGREES, 34', 15"W, 579.33'; THENCE N 16 DEGREES, 26', 05"W, 803.78'; THENCE N 00 DEGREES, 58', 25"W, 5.00' TO N LINE OF NW/4; THENCE S 89 DEGREES, 01', 51"W, ALONG N LINE DISTANCE 1466.69' TO POB & S/2 NE/4 LYG W & S OF WALNUT CRK LESS R/W AND