Lincoln County, Kansas Land For Sale (19 results)

548 +/- Acres | Northern Lincoln County, KS This is a rare opportunity to purchase a diverse and compelling hunting and investment farm with residence, shop, barns and working facilities all located conveniently within the same section of land in the picturesque Smoky Hills region of central Kansas. The area well known for quality farm land, grazing land and premium quality hunting opportunities. Hunting / Wildlife: The property boasts thick timber, secluded crop fields, meandering creeks and streams, multiple ponds. Abundant wildlife exists on the farm including a number prized game species such as whitetail deer, turkeys, quail and pheasant! Farming / Ranching: This is a great combination farm covering all aspects of an operation with productive farmland and grazing plus facilities and a home. Tillable Farmland | 262 +/- acres Fenced Pasture | 193.5 +/- acres Living / Homestead: Built: 1910 Living Area: 1,808 sq ft Bedrooms: 3 / Bathrooms: 1 Natural gas, rural water, private well, private septic Area: Gurley Salt Marsh (1 mile east) Waconda Lake (17 miles) For more information or to schedule a showing, contact: Chris Wagner, associate broker | (785) 534-7184

Live and Online at Ranchandfarmauctions.comAuction Date: 05/28/2025Auction Time: 11:00 AM CTAuction Held At: American Legion Post 359, 104 S Main St, Sylvan Grove, KS 67481 Entire Farm Description:If you're looking for a top end tillable farm in North Central Kansas this one-of-a-kind tract along the Saline River features fertile cropland soils, as well as excellent hunting along the Saline River! This 214.70-acre farm lies North of the center of the Saline River and features over 193 acres of excellent cropland, with immediate possession on all open acres. Buyer will receive possession of all acres currently planted to wheat upon completion of the 2025 wheat harvest.The Saline River offers prime whitetail and turkey hunting opportunities in one of the top trophy hunting areas in the State! Excellent opportunities for personal hunting success or additional income from potential hunting lease possibilities. All mineral rights are believed to be intact and will transfer to the Buyer upon closing. This farm checks all the boxes for local farm operators, land investors, and trophy hunters looking for a prime piece of Kansas real estate!Tract #: 1Deeded acres: 214.70FSA Farmland Acres: 193.52Soil Types: Roxbury silt loam, McCook silt loam, Harney silt loamSoil PI/NCCPI/CSR2: 65.40CRP Acres/payment: 0.00Taxes: TBDLease Status: Planted wheat acres are leased until harvest. Idle acres are open.Possession: Subject to Tenant Rights on wheat acres onlySurvey needed?: No survey neededBrief Legal: 214.70 acres within W of Section 17-12-9 in Lincoln County, KSPIDs: Part of 144-17-0-00-00-003.00-0Lat/Lon: 39.00902, -98.34829Zip Code: 6748

Live and Online at Ranchandfarmauctions Auction Date: 05/28/2025 Auction Time: 11:00 AM CT Auction Held At: American Legion Post 359, 104 N Main St, Sylvan Grove, KS 67481 Entire Farm Description: If youre looking for a top end tillable farm in North Central Kansas this one-of-a-kind tract along the Saline River features fertile cropland soils, as well as excellent hunting along the Saline River! This 214.70-acre farm lies North of the center of the Saline River and features over 193 acres of excellent cropland, with immediate possession on all open acres. Buyer will receive possession of all acres currently planted to wheat upon completion of the 2025 wheat harvest. The Saline River offers prime whitetail and turkey hunting opportunities in one of the top trophy hunting areas in the State! Excellent opportunities for personal hunting success or additional income from potential hunting lease possibilities. All mineral rights are believed to be intact and will transfer to the Buyer upon closing. This farm checks all the boxes for local farm operators, land investors, and trophy hunters looking for a prime piece of Kansas real estate! Located 1 miles East of Sylvan Grove, KS at intersection of Old HWY 18 & N 80th Road 8 miles East of Wilson Lake 10 miles North of Interstate 70 214.70 total surveyed acres 193 cropland acres featuring Class I and II soils Immediate possession on open cropland acres Saline River runs through the South of the property creating incredible hunting habitat along its way Trophy whitetail deer and turkey hunting along the Saline River Great investment property with opportunities for top of the market farm leases, hunting leases, and all mineral rights transferring to Buyer Tract #: 1 Deeded acres: 214.70 FSA Farmland Acres: 193.52 Soil Types: Roxbury silt loam, McCook silt loam, Harney silt loam Soil PI/NCCPI/CSR2: 65.40 CRP Acres/payment: 0.00 Taxes: TBD Lease Status: Planted wheat acres are leased until harvest. Idle acres are open. Possession: Subject to Tenant Rights on wheat acres only Survey needed?: No survey needed Brief Legal: 214.70 acres within W of Section 17-12-9 in Lincoln County, KS PIDs: Part of 144-17-0-00-00-003.00-0 Lat/Lon: 39.00902, -98.34829 Zip Code: 67481

If you've been looking for a smaller tract in a great location, this could be the one. This piece is split almost down the middle in a way that maximizes road frontage along Hwy 18. The gently rolling terrain makes for many great build site locations, all close to water and electric. Being on the blacktop and its proximity to surrounding cities makes this a must-see in-person possible build site. Small acreages like this don't become available often, so call the listing agent today for more info. Gaining access to the property is by appointment only.

If you've been looking for a property that offers the best combination of prime tillable farm ground and top-notch hunting, then your search is overyou've found it.The tillable farmland lays like a tabletop and is comprised mostly of highly productive silty loam soils, which make river bottom farmland so sought after. There is a well-placed functional windmill and tank set up that makes wintering cattle and grazing out a breeze.The Saline River, known for producing giant whitetails, winds through this tract in a way that maximizes hunting opportunities with over forty acres of river cutout and over 2.5 miles of field edge. Aside from the river, there is a depression on the west end surrounded by trees that are calling out for habitat improvements. The north boundary of the farm splits an old railroad bed that is covered up in buck sign and is a huge asset to the huntability of this tract.Whether you've been looking for top-end farmland or top-end hunting ground, this could be the best tract to hit the market in a long time, so don't let it slip away. Contact the listing agent for more info and an in-person showing.

Big possibilities in an affordable size! This 40 +/- acre tract has a lot going for it. The back 10 acres or so are a steep draw full of mature trees and brush. This backs up to several full-section ranches over 600 acres. These secluded areas raise big deer with minimal hunting pressure or human interaction, these deer begin exiting the ranches for foothills and tillable food sources in the fall/winter. This farm is perfectly situated to capitalize on this deer herd movement. There is 110 feet of elevation change from one side of the farm to the other creating long-distance shot opportunities not frequently found on small parcels. This deep draw also creates an excellent opportunity to build your dream fishing pond. With less than a 100 yards of earthwork, you could create a 20-foot deep 5 +/- acre lake. With vision and sweat equity, this farm could no doubt produce a lifetime of quality recreation memories. This is the perfect calving pasture or winter feeding spot with some thermal cover, wind break, and a good fence on four sides. There is a very reliable windmill and concrete waterer. This would be perfect for a couple of pairs each summer, your favorite horse's retirement home, or other specialty livestock program. Possession of the grazing rights is subject to tenants' rights with a 2025 rental agreement in place. The soil types generate an average of 3,300 lbs of forage per acre each season. There is also potential for a build-site for your dream homestead or hunting camp. The electric utility is about a half mile away. The tract is a manageable size to purchase, this gives you a leftover budget for construction, but large enough to enjoy the outdoor lifestyle and privacy. With large ranches to the west, you could enjoy undisturbed sunsets over the rolling hills and foreground sunrises over the valley below for generations to come. Properties like this don't become available often, to view the property, contact the Listing Agent Sean Thomas at (620) 712-2775. Property Features -Windmill water well -Mature trees and brush -Steep draw with potential for pond -Lincoln County S30, T10, R06 -40 +/- acres -2025 cash rent lease -Mineral rights convey to buyer -Whitetail deer hunting -Potential build site -37 miles to Salina -13 miles to Lincoln

This balanced property has a good mixture of cropland and pasture. This tract would make the perfect addition to any operation or could be the right size for a beginning producer to start their herd. There are two 11+/- acre tillable fields one on each end, these small crop fields are seated from the pasture by an internal fence. A great use for these acres is to raise winter pasture. The fields are characterized by silt loam soils with a high-yielding NCCPI rating averaging 71. The remaining 94 +/- acres are native pasture with a healthy stand of mixed grass species. Some of the pasture acres were once farmed due to the rich soils at the foothills of the valley. The soil in the pasture carries a high productivity rating averaging 4,000 lbs of forage per acre, per season. Good access from maintained roads and solid gate entries make calving checks quick and convenient. Most of the perimeter fence is in serviceable condition, some fence does not belong to the property. The water source for a long time was a windmill well but it is out of service. The livestock water from a deep-dug pond that is a reliable source of clean water. The pasture and crop acres are rented for the 2025 grazing season totaling $4,220. Possession will be subject to tenants rights. With cattle prices holding steady and continuing to climb this would make a great investment as passive income or owner operate. This property is surrounded by large contiguous tracts to the south and creek bottom tillable to the south, with some vision and strategy this could be developed into a producing hunting property as well. Very few mostly pasture tracts this size become available because of the current state of the beef market. To get more information or schedule a showing contact the Listing Agent Sean Thomas at (620) 712-2775. Property Features -22 +/- acres cropland -94 +/- acres pasture -Dug pond -Excellent forage yields -Lincoln County S29, T10, R06 -2025 cash rent lease -Mineral rights convey to buyer -37 miles to Salina -Hunting opportunities -13 miles to Lincoln

The Shirley Farm situated at the intersection of Salt Creek and Elkhorn Creek of 156 +/- acres ready for new ownership. This mostly tillable farm has a history of raising excellent crops of wheat, milo, soybeans, and alfalfa. There are 131 +/- tillable acres made up of fertile silty clay loam, very flat with minimal slope. This field works easily and is a perennial producer. The overall NCCPI rating is 66. The farm averages 28 inches of rain each year and 16 inches of snow. Most of the property lies in the 100-year flood plain, the floods over time created level planting conditions and brought deep topsoil to the farm. The balance of the farm is mature timber, live water creeks, and an old homestead. These sinuous streams bring water and wildlife to the farm like a funnel. Sunsets from the hilltop overlooking the valley below are spectacular. The homestead is adorned with beautiful stone craftsmanship built by an Irish homesteader, Mr. Shirley. The Shirley Farm was one of the largest operations in the region during the era, encompassing thousands of acres and employing dozens of families in its prime. The overgrown timber and secluded stone walls make excellent cover for bedding deer and livestock shelters. The deer and turkey populations in this area are significant. Trophy whitetail are known to travel these creek corridors and large herds congregate on food sources as winter sets in. This farm could provide the hunting opportunities you are looking for and provide a stable return on investment from crop production. The creek bottom is a turkey hotspot, and hidden fields surrounded by 50-foot cottonwood trees are the recipe for roosting birds. Occasional waterfowl hunting and fishing opportunities are a bonus. You can reach the property easily by well maintained roads and available electric service. If you are looking to add a great property to your farm and ranch portfolio or your settle your own dream hunting property, reach out to the Listing Agent Sean Thomas at 620) 712-2775 to schedule a private viewing. Property Features -Fertile bottomland -Hardwood timber -Trophy whitetail and turkey hunting -Hidden tillable fields -Overall NCCPI 66 -2025 cash rent tenancy -Stone homestead -Elkhorn Creek and Salt Creek live water -1.5 miles to paved County Road -18 miles to Lincoln

Clean pasture is hard to find! With cattle prices continuing to rise, less and less open grazing land is available. This tract is the perfect size to start or add to any existing operation. Located on a well-maintained county road, getting to-and-from this pasture for chores is a breeze. Framed gates and an internal service road make getting around convenient. Just 6 miles north of 18 Highway on 280th Road, it is within reach of lots of people. The stand of grass has been well maintained with adequate stocking, fence maintenance and tree removal. There are two hilltops with lots of deep soils that push excellent forage. There is a nice 2-3 acre pond in the southwest corner near the road. This is a reliable water source even during prolonged drought. Right next to the road is available electricity and rural water. This would make an excellent build site. Bring your horses and family to this location and you won't be disappointed. There is good fencing on three sides. The fence lines are adorned with nostalgic Post Rock and are in serviceable condition for the next owner. The pasture is rented for the 2025 season with a reliable tenant. Make this addition to your investment portfolio for passive income or hold back even more heifers and put this pasture to work for you next year. Opportunities to add good pasture with reliable water are scarce these days, so don't hesitate. Call the Listing Agent Sean Thomas at (620) 712-2775 to schedule a private viewing. Property Features -Clean open pasture -Reliable water sources -Good fencing -AVG 3,000 pounds per acre, per year -Possession subject to tenant's rights -Sloping topography -Potential build site -6 miles to 18 Highway -12 miles to Tescott -USD 298 Lincoln -S04, T11, R06 SE4

This combination tract of tillable and pasture will make a great addition to your portfolio. There are catch pens and a loading chute on the property, making loading and sorting a breeze. The tract is located just three miles south of Barnard and has gravel road access making this tract very desirable. Barbed wire fences are in great shape, making this property ready for you at closing. There are approximately 74 acre +/- of tillable and 576 acres +/- of pasture. Call Ray Swearingen for more information! (785) 452-8498

New to the market is this 460 acre +/- combination tract of tillable and pasture in Lincoln County. This property is located just seven miles south of Barnard, Kansas and has gravel road access on the north side of the property. The pond on the east side of the tract has remained full even in this drought season. Barbed wire fences are in great shape, making this property desirable and ready for your operation at closing! There are approximately 29 acres +/- of productive tillable and 431 acres +/- of pasture. Having spotty timber throughout the tract adds wildlife habitat for potential hunting and shelter for your cattle. Call Ray Swearingen for more information! (785) 452-8498

This farm located in rural Lincoln County is set up for success! Timbered creeks like this located in areas of vast pastures with minimal roads generate big bucks. Elkhorn Creek meanders south to north through the property, as it twists and turns it creates a large wooded draw totaling about 40 +/- acres of forest. This many trees, in this area of Kansas, mean deer and lots of them. The farm will also provide excellent spring turkey hunting memories and the occasional quail or goose hunt. In the northwest corner of the property, there is an old homestead Hook's Place, the sentimental stone house and barn remain. The weathered stone and steel remind us of the generations before and the hard work that led us to the amazing agricultural and hunting pursuits we enjoy today. This recreational tract earns substantial income from tillable production and a small grazing lease totaling $6,000 for 2025 season. The 85 +/- acres of tillable farmland raises excellent yield well above county averages. Wheat, milo, and most recently soybeans were grown and harvested here. There are three separate fields of varying sizes. Together, the tillable acres have a 68 Crop Productivity Index. This means excellent profits at harvest time and abundant waste grain resources for wildlife. There are multiple hidden whole tillable fields that have gone unplanted for years. These could easily be worked into food plots to direct the movement of deer to your blind or tree stand setup. There is a pasture area at the top of the hill with a watering pond over an acre in size, this watershed can recede at times but has maintained water even through the driest of years. This hilltop by the pond has an excellent view of the valley below, a 155-foot drop to the bottomland below. Properties like this with good income, great hunting, and live water don't become available in Lincoln County very often. Reach out to the Listing Agent Sean Thomas at (620) 712-2775 to schedule your private tour. Property Features -Elkhorn Creek live water -40 +/- acres mature timber -85 +/- acres Class II tillable -43 +/- clean pasture with 1-acre pond -Old stone homestead -Trophy whitetail hunting -Good turkey population -Ideal food plot locations -Well-maintained Sage Drive -16 miles to Lincoln -19 miles to Interstate 70

Located just 3 miles SW of Lincoln, KS, and conveniently located 2 miles South of HWY 18, this river bottom cropland and hunting property offers a unique blend of top-notch bottom cropland with outstanding whitetail and turkey hunting opportunities as well. The Saline River forms the picturesque North boundary of the property, winding for nearly a full mile along its boundary. With 190.58 total acres of excellent cropland currently planted to wheat, this property is a dream farm for a farm operator or investor looking to expand their holdings in this area. Consisting primarily of Class II silt loam soils, this farm provides an excellent opportunity for high-end crop production in the future.For hunting enthusiasts, this farm is a true paradise, offering top-notch whitetail hunting habitat in an area known for Boone and Crockett genetics. The Saline River in this region is renowned for producing trophy-class whitetail deer, with the property showcasing an abundance of deer tracks and buck sign. The river curves into a horseshoe shape in the NW corner, creating the perfect 'honey hole' for archery hunting opportunities and treestand setups.Don't miss the chance to own a piece of land that combines high-end agricultural productivity with exceptional hunting potential in a stunning river bottom setting. Contact the listing agents today for more details on this outstanding Lincoln County, KS, river farm!

This combination farm in the southeast part of Lincoln County includes both tillable acreage and fenced pasture. The property also offers good recreational opportunities. Land The property consists of 159 +/- acres. 91 +/- acres of tillable land. (recently planted to milo) 66 +/- acres of fenced pasture. Has a good 5 wire fence, a windmill and 2 ponds. 3 +/- acres of waterway. Buyer shall take possession of all acreage at closing. This property would make a great place to build a hunting cabin or the country home of your dreams. It is located along a well maintained gravel road and is only 2 miles from a blacktop road. There is electricity along the south boundary (E Grain Drive). Recreation This property also provides good recreational and hunting opportunities, especially upland bird and deer hunting. While touring the land I saw nearly a dozen pheasants. Brush Creek is located less than 1/4 mile to the west making it an attractive deer hunting property. The pond at the north end is roughly 2-3 acres in size. According to the landowner, the pond is stocked with channel cat. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Mineral rights shall transfer to the buyer at closing. Location This property is located about 10 miles southeast of Lincoln and 30 miles west of Salina. If you have any questions or would like to schedule a showing give me a call today. Shown by private appointment only.

FEATURES-Working Farm and Cattle Operation-Over $400,000 average annual income off of renewable energy-3500 Acres +/- Pasture-930 Acres +/- Creek Bottom and Productive Upland Tillable-110 Acres +/- Elkhorn Creek and Hardwood Timber-280 Acres+/- Meadow, CRP and Upland Bird Habitat-8 Wells-Over 12 Miles of Water Infrastructure-27 Fresh Water Tanks-18 Traditional Water Windmills/Stock Wells-18 Ponds-18 Fenced Paddocks-Private Interior Gravel Roads, Maintained by the Wind Farm-3 Miles of Hwy 14 Frontage/Access-County Blacktop and Gravel Road Access.-30 Income Producing Wind Turbines-300 Acre Solar Farm Contract, Currently Disbursing Payments-Battery Storage Contract, Currently Disbursing Payments-5 Miles of Elkhorn Creek Frontage-Hunting - Whitetail Deer, Rio Grande and Rio Grande/Eastern Turkey, Pheasant, Quail, Prairie Chicken, Canadian Geese, Mallard, Pintail, Teal, Mourning Dove, Coyote, Bobcat. Kansas is eligible for night hunting predator species. DESCRIPTIONSituated in the heart of the Smoky Hills region of Kansas, The Plinsky Ranch comes to market offering the next owner a piece of history, an unbelievable revenue stream, and a sustainable cattle and farming operation. The Plinsky Ranch was originally settled in 1879, just south of the main ranch, in Ellsworth County. Its this quarter section that started it all. Fast forward 4 generations and the ranch has grown to just over 4800 acres, with most of these acres being contiguous in Lincoln County. When the family migrated north of the homestead, they settled in on the West branch of Elkhorn Creek, the current location of ranch headquarters. Imagine a setting of nearly 5 miles of creek, the valley swelling to nearly a mile wide in places, the quaint valley setting being isolated by the dramatic elevation changes of the Smoky Hills to the east and west. As time has passed, these fertile creek bottom soils have provided for the family not only with countless bountiful crops, but also abundant wildlife. This vast, hardwood lined, creek setting boasts trophy deer and turkey, with quality genetics.  The wildlife migrate daily from their elevated positions in the contiguous pastures to the lush green fields along the creek.  As with any viable settlement, there is a demand for a clean, reliable, water source. Through the current generations foresight, the ranch developed 8 wells to provide over 12 miles of water infrastructure. Strategically placed water tanks across the 3500 plus acres of pasture, provide clean water for livestock and wildlife. With 27 fresh water sources and 18 ponds throughout the ranch, cattle and wildlife thrive to their true potential. Notice: All pictures, videos, and brochures attached herein are protected by Kansas copyright law and are considered property of Horizon Farm & Ranch Realty, LLC. Any use or reproduction of materials is prohibited without expressed permission from Horizon Farm & Ranch Realty, LLC. As the ranch has evolved, so has its revenue sources. The Plinsky Ranch has not only provided renewable energy, but renewable revenue; over $400,000 average annual income off of renewable energy. The ranch is the principal landowner of the Smoky Hill Wind Farm and home to 30 wind turbines. The operational headquarters for the Smoky Hill Enel Wind Energy Project is located on site as well. Continuing the pledge to provide reliable, green energy, this ranch is possibly the only place in the state you will soon find, wind and solar power combined with energy storage at one site. A proposed 300-acre solar site and battery storage facility is slated for construction in the coming months.  Combine the revenue streams of wind, solar, energy storage, operations facilities extended leases, high voltage transmission line leases, and substation leases and this ranch will outperform most similar investments and add to your bottom line. Renewable energy is renewable cashflow! The Plinsky Ranch; where else can you amass over 4,800 acres of a nearly all contiguous operation, that puts multiple revenue streams in your portfolio at once? Whether you are strictly an investor looking to diversify, an operator looking to expand, or an avid hunter with the means to make a large purchase, the Plinsky Ranch of Lincoln, Kansas has something for everyone! Take the time to make your arrangements and schedule a tour. LOCATION-West Branch of Elkhorn Creek, Lincoln County & Ellsworth County, Kansas-40 Minute Drive to Salina Regional Airport, Salina, Kansas-1 Hour Drive to Hays Regional Airport, Hays, Kansas-1.5 Hour Drive to Manhattan Regional Airport, Manhattan, Kansas-2 Hour Drive to Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport, Wichita, Kansas-3 Hour Drive to Kansas City International Airport, Kansas City, Missouri-5.5 Hour Drive to Denver International Airport, Denver, Colorado

Property Location: Located in Lincoln County along East Milo Drive, just a 1 mile north of Highway 18 and 3 miles east of Lucas, KS. Legal Description: +/- 224 Acres located in S32, T11, R10, TBD by Legal Survey Land This property spans approximately +/-224 acres of well maintained, fenced pastureland. The owner has taken great care in maintaining the pasture by removing any cedar and yucca plants. Currently leased under an annual cash rent agreement generating $5,600, it also includes a Walk-In Hunting Access (WIHA) lease that brings in an additional $980 annually. The land features three ponds, each recently re-dug, which have held sufficient water even during recent drought conditions, ensuring a reliable water source for both livestock and wildlife. The property is bordered by well-kept barbed wire fencing and includes a catch pen on the southern end. Two drilled and cased water wells are in place, with one currently operational via a solar pump to fill the livestock tank. On-site electricity enhances utility convenience. The landscape offers remarkable hilltop vista views, presenting deep ravines and valleys that serve as ideal travel routes for the area's impressive White-tailed deer population. The property is also a thriving habitat for prairie chickens, pheasants, and quail, with a favorable blend of habitat, grasses, crops, food sources, and bedding areas that support local wildlife on the property and/or in the immediate area. This property is located in the Central Flyway, just north of Wilson Lake Reservoir. There are thousands of migratory birds that fly over this area, and many of them utilize the ponds to loaf, helping make this property an ideal destination for waterfowl hunting. Property Features: +/- 224 acres TBD by legal survey Seller's Mineral Rights shall convey County access road on south side 2023 pasture cash rent payment of $5,600.00 Estimated Walk in Hunting payment of $980.00 3 pond areas for livestock and wildlife Average annual rainfall: 25 3 miles east of the nearest town Lucas, Kansas 5 hours from Denver, CO 3 hours from Kansas City, MO Electricity on site 2 drilled/cased water wells Highway 18 is only 1 mile south Hunting Opportunities: White-Tailed Deer, Pheasants, Quail, Prairie Chickens, Waterfowl, & Predators Please contact the listing agent for more information on this property or to schedule a private showing. (**Financial verification is required**)