Marshall County, Kansas Land For Sale (6 results)

***PLEASE STAY AT LEAST 150 FEET AWAY FROM WIND TURBINE***Explore the vast potential of this expansive 157-acre farm located in Frankfort, Kansas. This diverse property offers a blend of 52 acres of crop ground alongside 105 acres of lush pasture, providing a perfect balance for agricultural pursuits or livestock grazing. Crop ground is open for use and these acres are backed by recent soil test ready for you agricultural plans. Pasture ground is ideal for grazing, previously used for cattle and now is available for the new owner to lease or use directly. Windmill income potential IS included in the sale and lease rights are transferrable, currently generating over $11,000 annually. A stable income stream to complement your farming operations. Whether you're looking to expand your agricultural portfolio or start anew, this property offers a unique mix of productive land and passive income. The scenic setting and versatile land make it an attractive investment or a picturesque foundation for your farming future. Seize this opportunity to own a prime piece of Kansas farmland with ready-to-use infrastructure and income-generating potential!

Property Legal Description: Lot 2 in PX ranch subdivision, located in lots 1,2,3 of the northwest quarter of section 31, Twp 2S Rng 8E of the 6th P.M. Marshall County KS Agent’s Notes: Prairie Creek 11 Acres – Country Living Near Marysville, Kansas Looking for a place where you can enjoy the peace and space of the country without being far from town? This 11 +/- acre property in Marshall County, Kansas, offers an excellent opportunity to build your future home in a quiet rural setting while remaining just minutes from everything Marysville has to offer. Located on 13th Road just south of Highway 36, the property is approximately ¼ mile from Highway 36 and only 1.5 miles from Walmart in Marysville. The location makes it easy to enjoy the privacy and open space of country living while keeping a convenient commute to town, shopping, schools, restaurants, and other amenities. The property offers potential as a homesite, providing plenty of room to create your own country setting. A Rural Water District No. 3 Benefit Unit Certificate is associated with the property, providing an important utility benefit for a future homeowner. Rural Electric is available right along 13th Rd. Beyond the potential homesite, the property offers beautiful natural features including native Kansas grass, a small draw, and a creek that runs through the acreage. These features add character to the property and create a peaceful country setting surrounding your future home. For those looking to enjoy a little more of the country lifestyle, the acreage also provides excellent potential for horses, livestock, or a small hobby farm. A small existing structure offers storage, along with a shaded area that provides shelter for farm animals. Property Highlights: • 11 +/- acres offering a potential country homesite just minutes from Marysville. • Approximately ¼ mile from Highway 36 and 1.5 miles from Walmart. • Rural Water District No. 3 Benefit Unit Certificate associated with the property. • Native Kansas grass with a small draw and creek adding natural beauty and character. • Existing storage structure with a shaded livestock area, offering potential for horses, livestock, or a hobby farm. If you’ve been looking for a place to build a home where you can have some space, enjoy the country lifestyle, and still be close to town, this property is worth a look. With its convenient location, natural features, and flexibility for future use, Prairie Creek 11 Acres offers an opportunity to create the country property you’ve been looking for. Property Location: From Marysville, KS (11th Rd & Hwy 36) …travel east on Hwy 36 for 2 miles to 13th Rd Turn right (South) on 13th Rd and travel approximately .25 miles. The property will be located on the left (east) side of (13th Rd) for 200 Yards. Watch for Signs! For more information contact: Luke Dankenbring, Listing Agent at 785.713.0824 Pictures and property lines are illustrations only and not guaranteed to be actual property lines.

Located less than one mile from Vermillion, Kansas, this exceptional 157 +/- acre property offers a rare combination of productive farmland, recreational opportunities, and an incredible 17 +/- acre watershed lake. Properties that blend income-producing agriculture, fishing, waterfowl hunting, and trophy whitetail potential are seldom offered on the open market, making this a unique opportunity for farmers, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The farm features 80 +/- acres of actively cultivated cropland currently planted to a corn and soybean rotation. With a weighted average NCCPI rating of 68.3, the tillable acres provide strong agricultural productivity and will be offered with open tenancy for the 2027 crop year, giving the new owner complete flexibility to farm the ground themselves or establish a new lease agreement. An additional 12 +/- acres of hay ground have been well cared for over the years and provide additional agricultural value. The centerpiece of the property is the impressive 17 +/- acre watershed lake managed by the Vermillion River Watershed District. This scenic body of water offers outstanding fishing opportunities with populations of largemouth bass, crappie, and channel catfish. The lake is large enough to comfortably accommodate small boats and creates a beautiful backdrop for the property. During the fall and winter months, the lake attracts waterfowl, providing excellent hunting opportunities and year-round recreational enjoyment. For the hunting enthusiast, this area of Marshall County has long been recognized for producing mature Kansas whitetails. The combination of quality cropland, water, cover, and surrounding habitat creates all the ingredients necessary for exceptional deer hunting. With minimal habitat improvements, this farm could easily be transformed into a premier whitetail destination while maintaining its agricultural income. A former homesite on the property offers additional possibilities for future development. With an existing well, electric service available at the gravel road, and amazing views overlooking the surrounding countryside, the property presents an excellent opportunity for a rural home, hunting cabin, or weekend retreat. Properties offering this level of diversity are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Whether you're seeking a productive farm, a recreational retreat, a future homesite, or a combination of all three, this remarkable Marshall County property deserves a closer look. The true beauty, scale, and potential of this farm can only be fully appreciated by walking the property and experiencing it firsthand. Property Features -157 +/- total acres in Marshall County, Kansas -80 +/- acres of productive tillable ground -Weighted average NCCPI rating of 68.3 -Open tenancy for the 2027 crop year -12 +/- acres of well-maintained hay ground -17 +/- acre watershed lake -Managed by the Vermillion River Watershed District -Excellent fishing for bass, crappie, and channel catfish -Small boat access on the lake -Outstanding waterfowl hunting potential -Located in a proven trophy whitetail area -Quality habitat with room for further improvements -Former homesite with existing well -Electric available at the road -Excellent rural build site potential -Ideal for a home, cabin, or weekend retreat -Combination of income, recreation, and development potential -Scenic views overlooking the countryside -1 mile from Vermillion -7 miles from Frankfort -Just over an hour from Manhattan

Auction Date: Thursday, November 19th, 2026 @ 10:00 AM Auction Location: Beattie Community Building (307 Whiting) Beattie, KS Sellers – Anthony & Elizabeth Ray Revocable Living Trust Property Legal Description: Tract 1: S32, T01, R09, ACRES 156.2, SW4 LESS R/W Tract 2: S05, T02, R09, ACRES 155.7, NW4 LESS R/W FSA Details: Tract 1 (Estimated due to tracts being combined) 155.44 Farmland Acres 112.83 DCP Cropland Acres 109.75 Base Acres (Soybeans 49.82 acres, Corn 38.07 acres, Wheat 21.86 acres) Tract 2 (Estimated due to tracts being combined) 155.8 Farmland Acres 89.98 DCP Cropland Acres 87.65 Base Acres (Soybeans 39.78 acres, Corn 30.41 acres, Wheat 17.46 acres) Broker’s Notes: From Buchanan Patent to Modern Production… A Rare Opportunity to Own Highly Productive Robidoux Creek Bottom Farms Rich in Kansas History. Rich in history and unmatched in agricultural productivity, the Ray Family Trust presents a rare opportunity to purchase two outstanding farms in Marshall County, Kansas. Located directly across Frontier Road from one another, with Tract 1 situated on the north side and Tract 2 on the south, these highly productive farms have remained in the same family since the earliest days of Kansas settlement. The history of these properties is truly remarkable. The land was originally deeded to the family’s ancestors by President James Buchanan during the settlement of this region of Kansas, making these farms part of the area’s earliest private ownership. Long before modern roads existed, the historic Military Trail crossed this area, following a route very near present-day Frontier Road. The legendary Pony Express also traveled this corridor, with riders changing horses at the nearby Guittard Station, Few properties offer such a unique combination of historical significance and long-standing family ownership. Beyond their rich heritage, these farms are exceptional agricultural investments. Both tracts feature highly fertile Robidoux Creek bottom soils that have consistently produced outstanding crops for generations. The productive creek bottom, combined with excellent soil composition, makes these farms ideal additions for operators seeking quality acreage with proven performance. Continuous corn and soybean rotations have demonstrated the productivity and dependability of these farms. In addition to their farming potential, both properties offer outstanding recreational appeal. The timbered creek corridors and natural travel routes create excellent habitat for whitetail deer and wild turkey, providing exceptional hunting opportunities while maintaining productive farming operations. This balance of income-producing cropland and quality wildlife habitat is increasingly difficult to find. Tract 1 Highlights: • 112.62 +/- acres of productive cropland. • Approximately 63% Class II soils. • Highly productive Robidoux Creek bottom farmland. • Proven history of corn and soybean production. • Excellent combination of income-producing cropland and wildlife habitat. Tract 2 Highlights: • 87.12 +/- acres of productive cropland. • Approximately 68% Class II soils. • Fertile bottom ground with outstanding agricultural capability. • Strong recreational appeal with abundant deer and turkey habitat. • Historic location along the former Military Trail and near the original Guittard Station Pony Express route. Whether your objective is expanding a farming operation, investing in premium tillable land, or owning a property with extraordinary historical significance and recreational value, the Ray Family Trust farms represent an exceptional opportunity. It is rare to find two neighboring tracts that combine proven agricultural productivity, abundant wildlife, and a legacy dating back to the earliest settlement of Kansas. These farms have been carefully stewarded by the same family for generations and are now available for new ownership to continue that tradition. Property Location: From Beattie, KS: From Hwy 99 & Ironstone Road (Elm Street) intersection travel west on Ironstone Road (Elm Street) for .5 miles to 21st Road then travel north on 21st Road for 3.5 miles to Frontier Road then travel west on Frontier Road for .5 miles to the properties. Tract 1 is located on the north side of Frontier Road and Tract 2 will be located on the south side of Frontier Road. Watch for Signs! 2025 Property Taxes: Tract 1: $2413.68 Tract 2: $1832.50 TERMS & POSSESSION: A 10% earnest money deposit will be required on the day of sale with the balance due at closing on or before December 22, 2026. Possession shall be granted at subject to tenants’ rights through December 31, 2026. Title insurance, contract preparation, escrow fees, and closing costs shall be divided equally between Buyer and Seller. The property is being sold in its present condition, “AS-IS, WHERE-IS,” subject to all easements, restrictions, rights-of-way, matters revealed by survey, claims of adverse possession, and all other matters of record. All inspections shall be completed prior to the day of sale. This is a cash sale and is not contingent upon financing, appraisal, inspection, or any other contingency; prospective buyers should have all financial arrangements secured prior to bidding. Midwest Land & Home is acting solely as Seller’s Agent and represents the Seller’s interests in this transaction. All information has been obtained from sources deemed reliable; however, prospective buyers are encouraged to independently verify all information. Seller expressly disclaims any liability for errors, omissions, or changes regarding any information provided. Purchasers are strongly urged to rely upon their own inspections and investigations in preparing to purchase the property. Statements made on the day of sale shall take precedence over all previously distributed advertising and printed materials. For more information contact: Jeff Dankenbring, Listing Broker at 785.562.8386 Pictures and property lines are illustrations only and not guaranteed to be actual property lines. ONLINE BIDDING OPENS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5TH! ****ONLINE BIDDING REQUIRES PRE-REGISTRATION**** REGISTRATION MUST BE COMPLETED NO LATER THEN 12:00 PM Tuesday, November 17th. In addition to registering through our APP or on our website you will be required to fill out “Online Bidder Terms” found above in the “Property Documents” tab. 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Here is a really nice 160-acre tract in southeast Marshall County. The farm lays well and is highly productive, consisting primarily of Wymore and Pawnee soils, with an average NCCPI of 55. Good, open tillable ground like this is hard to find in the area. Whether you are a farmer looking to expand an operation or an investor seeking a stable asset, this property presents a solid opportunity.

Discover the peaceful charm of country living on this beautiful 9.22-acre property in Marshall County, Kansas. Offering 3,056 square feet of thoughtfully designed space, this unique barndominium combines rustic character with modern functionality, making it an ideal full-time residence, weekend retreat, or recreational getaway. The home features 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, providing a comfortable and inviting layout with plenty of room to relax. Above the main living area, a spacious mezzanine offers excellent flexibility and could easily be converted into a loft with additional beds, creating extra sleeping space for family and guests. Designed with both comfort and practicality in mind, the barndominium includes a large overhead garage door, offering ample room for vehicles, ATVs, boats, or workshop space. Step outside onto the spacious patio, where you can enjoy your morning coffee, entertain friends, or simply take in the peaceful Kansas sunsets. A small pond serves as the centerpiece of the property, adding scenic beauty and a tranquil place to relax, fish, or watch wildlife. With over nine acres of open space, there's plenty of room to explore, garden, keep animals, or simply enjoy the privacy that country living provides. Combining peaceful surroundings, versatile living space, and modern amenities, this Marshall County property is a rare opportunity to own your own slice of rural Kansas. Whether you're searching for a peaceful country home, a weekend escape, or a property with room to grow, this one is ready to make it your own.