Marion County, Kansas Land For Sale (4 results)

50± Acres Marion County, Kansas Crop Land Near Antelope, KS | South of Lincolnville | Highway 77 Frontage Generational opportunities do not come around often — and this productive 50± acre tract in Marion County, Kansas, is proof of that. Held for several generations, this quality piece of Kansas farm ground is now being offered for sale and presents an outstanding opportunity for farmers, investors, and land buyers alike. Positioned just south of Lincolnville near Antelope, Kansas, and conveniently located directly off Highway 77, the property offers excellent year-round, all-weather access for farming operations, equipment transport, and recreational use. The location and accessibility also make this property an outstanding candidate for a future grain storage facility, farm headquarters, or operational hub. Tracts with highway access and infrastructure potential like this are becoming increasingly difficult to find. This productive crop land provides what smart investors have always sought: • Appreciation potential • Annual income opportunity • Long-term sustainability • Tangible hard-asset ownership There has never been a wrong time to own productive farm ground. Land remains one of the most stable and valuable assets on the planet, and opportunities at this size and price point are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Whether you are looking to expand your current operation, diversify your investment portfolio, establish a strategic farm headquarters, or secure a lasting asset for future generations, this tract is an affordable and attractive play for any land buyer. Property Highlights: • 50± Acres of productive crop land • Marion County, Kansas • Near Antelope, KS • Just south of Lincolnville • Highway 77 frontage and access • Excellent all-weather access • Potential grain storage or farm headquarters site • Excellent addition to existing land holdings • Recreational potential • Affordable investment opportunity • Generational ownership history Important Information: • Mineral rights do NOT transfer • Previous production has ceased at this time Strike while the iron is hot and add quality Kansas farmland to your financial holdings today.

Just northwest of Florence in Marion County sits this diverse and well-laid-out recreational farm. The property is anchored by .85 miles of the highly sought-after Cottonwood River winding throughout the north boundary. This river is a magnet and major travel corridor for the whitetail deer in the area. Come springtime, you are sure to find roosting toms in the towering trees along the river. A portion of the river has riffled water and would be an excellent location to decoy mallards up close in the dead of winter when other surrounding water is locked up. This river also provides fishing opportunities or simple recreation, such as hanging out on the sandbars and relaxing in the heat of the summer. Towering hardwood trees line this river, and acorns are littered on the ground from mature oak trees, providing an excellent natural food source and attractant. Just south of the river in the bottom sits 31 +/- acres of highly productive farm ground with an impressive NCCPI rating of 83. Deer hit this field by the dozens, and it is a dependable food source and could provide some passive income through a cash rent or crop share agreement. The center of the property is made up of rolling hills of thick native grasses and brush, creating excellent cover and bedding areas for the wildlife that call this farm home. Other water sources in this portion of the property include a small pond and a working windmill well. The east side of the property has around 40 acres of clean native grass, separated by a wet-weather draw, which has historically been utilized as a prairie hay source. If these grasses were allowed to grow up, it would create additional cover and bedding to the property, enhancing its holding power. The southwest corner of the property has 24 +/- acres of brome hay; these acres are terraced and were once farmed, giving options to the new owner to take it in a different direction if desired. The views on this property are incredible, with around 80 feet of elevation change throughout the farm, and it sits on the western edge of the Flint Hills, known for majestic views and natural beauty! At 175 +/- acres, this farm will qualify for two Hunt-On-Your-Own-Land deer tags annually. Mineral rights are believed to be intact and will transfer to the buyer. Opportunities for a farm with this kind of diversity on the Cottonwood River are rare, and this is one to tour in person to really appreciate all that it has. Contact the listing agent Shaun Reid at (316) 210-6680 for questions or to schedule a time to view the property. Property Features -175 +/- acres -.85 mile Cottonwood River -Whitetail deer, turkeys, quail, ducks -Fishing and recreation -Highly fertile river bottom farm ground -Thick native grasses -Pond and windmill well -Excellent views -2.5 miles to Florence, KS -55 miles to Wichita, KS -150 miles to Kansas City, KS

Located just west of Lincolnville in Marion County, Kansas, this diverse quarter is the perfect mix for the buyer seeking a true multi-use farm. With a strong history of recreation and hay production, this farm checks a lot of boxeswhether you're looking for hay-producing native, premier upland bird, and whitetail hunting, or the potential to expand tillable acres. The property features approximately 75 acres of quality native grass meadows that have been hayed for the last few years, while leaving a substantial tall edge around all of the treelines. There are 2 ponds and a (currently running) wet-weather drainage that meanders through the tract, providing consistent moisture. Two of the coolest features of the farm are the cedar shelter belts lining the property and the multi-species oak tree plantings. Thick cedar shelter belts offer excellent windbreaks and thermal cover, while innumerable established Shingle and Shumard oak tree plantings will continue growing and producing acorns. Multiple hedge thickets throughout the farm complement the tremendous edge that this property holds. Thanks to years of pheasant releases by the previous owner, a solid breeding population of birds now calls this place home, which is unique in this area. Multiple coveys of quail can be regularly found as well. There are 2 food plots totalling 9 acres that were not planted in 2025 due to wet conditions, but can be prepped and ready for the 2026 season. This farm possesses a tremendous amount of cover relative to the area around it, and with very minimal hunting pressure, it has been a sanctuary for the local wildlife. The sellers have had good success shooting mature deer in the past few years, but the property was not hunted during 2025. For an operator or hunter who would like to see a little more income, portions of the native grass could easily be broken out and converted to farm ground, adding crop ground and more ROI. No government contracts exist on any of the native grass acres, so it has a very diverse potential of use. One oil well is producing but has brought in a nominal amount for the last couple of years. The mineral rights are intact and will transfer to the buyer. The farm is conveniently located just minutes from Lincolnville and Highway 56/77, with easy access within 15 minutes to Herington and Marion. An added bonus to this farm is the ease of access to airports in Salina, Manhattan, or Wichita. Call Joey Purpura at (785) 831-3045 for maps, disclosures, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -157.5 +/- acres -1 mile northwest of Lincolnville -Very short access to Highway 56/77 -Balanced habitat including hedge thickets, cottonwoods, native warm-season grass, cedars, tillable, and food plots -Thick mature cedar shelter belts -Shumard and Shingle Oaks were planted and established in large quantity -Approximately 75 acres in native hay -Access via county road on 2 sides (300 Road and Upland Road) -2 ponds and a wet-weather drainage -Pheasants and quail -Tremendous edge and deer sign -Deer history -2 food plots totaling 9 acres (not planted in 2025) -Low historical pressure primarily serves as a sanctuary -Sections 9, township 18, range 4 -Great location

This spacious 2,537 sq ft home offers the perfect blend of comfort, functionality, and agricultural opportunity. Featuring 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms—with potential to expand to 5 bedrooms—this property includes a fully finished basement with brand new flooring and a large den highlighted by a stunning rock fireplace. The main level also features a beautiful rock fireplace, updated kitchen with new granite countertops, under-cabinet lighting, and new appliances. Recent upgrades include new and newer windows throughout, updated septic system, and HVAC system approximately 5 years old. Enjoy outdoor living on the 24x12 deck or relax in the included hot tub. The property is well-equipped for livestock or farming operations with 14.42+/- acres of dryland tillable ground, 22+/- acres of native grass, working pens, and approximately 2,000 ft of fencing. Improvements include a 30x40 Quonset building, a 54x84 steel shed (1/3 concrete with large sliding doors), five additional grain bins/storage units, and 150-head sorting pens. Additional features include a 1,000 sq ft detached garage/shop, attached 3-car garage with automatic doors and storage, and numerous updated breaker boxes.