Osborne County, Kansas Land For Sale (6 results)

Located in a highly sought-after area of North Central Kansas, this slice of Kill Creek paradise offers renowned recreational appeal and premium bottomland. This region has quickly become one of the most in-demand due to its excellent populations of whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, and upland birds. The possibilities for this property are endless from both hunting and agricultural standpoints. In recent years, the cropland has been utilized for soybean, corn, milo, and wheat production. It's also an excellent candidate for alfalfa. The most recent soybean crop in 2025 yielded over 50 bushels per acre and was double-cropped right into wheat. The soil quality, lay, and production are among the best you'll find in the region, making this a very multidimensional investment. Nearly every tree along the creek is a fully mature oak, providing an additional food source for wildlife. Multiple improvements have been made, including a solar well located in the back portion of the agricultural acreage. This improvement is crucial during dry years, providing a secluded year-round water source. A bank blind, feeder, and multiple tree stands are also on-site. You'll be hard-pressed to find a property that hunts this well, paired with such strong income potential. Properties like this continue to appreciate more rapidly than anything else in the area. Don't miss your chance to seize this opportunity. Contact the listing team today! Property Features -144 +/- acres on Kill Creek -Osborne County, KS -Excellent whitetail deer hunting -Great Rio Grande turkey hunting -Mature oak tree trees -Mineral rights included -Year-to-year crop share agreement -Solar well -Banks blind -Feeder and stands -Premium bottomland soils -All-season road access

Located in a highly sought-after area of North Central Kansas, this secluded chunk of Osborne County offers heightened recreational potential without the exorbitant price tag. This region has quickly become one of the most in-demand due to its excellent populations of whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, and upland birds due to the low-pressure and countless acres of premium habitat. The habitat is characterized by rolling native grasslands with various densities of timber and shrubs. Larger elms, ash, cedar, and cottonwoods provide ample tree stand locations. Two large ponds and a seasonal creek provide water to the property, along with an older water well at the road. Approximately 50 +/- acres are currently planted to corn on the south end of the farm that, along with hundreds of acres next door, provide ample food for the wildlife. Robust upland bird numbers are present on this property, especially Bobwhite quail. There are several coveys calling the farm home, and pheasants are often seen as well. The possibilities for this property are endless from both hunting and investment standpoints. This property will hunt well from day one, but is a completely blank canvas for a new owner to improve and make their own. No hunting has been permitted on this tract in previous years. This property would qualify for three Kansas Hunt Your Own Land Permits. You'll be hard-pressed to find a property that hunts this well and has this much potential for the price. Properties like this continue to appreciate more rapidly than anything else in the area. Don't miss your chance to seize this opportunity. Contact the listing agent today! Property Features -247 +/- acres -Osborne County, KS -Excellent whitetail deer hunting -Rio Grande turkey hunting -Upland bird hunting -Mature trees -Mineral rights included -Two ponds -50 +/- acres cropland -3 Kansas Hunt Your Own Land Permits

Darwin's Pure Joy is a 469 acre North Central Kansas property offering a mix of cropland, pasture, and hunting potential. The property includes 110 acres of tillable ground historically planted to wheat and milo, fenced pasture supporting 37 pairs, an active livestock well, 2 ponds, and Joy Creek in wet years. Deer and turkey are regularly seen on the property. Located 9 miles from Portis and 11 miles from Osborne. Land 469 total acres. 110 acres of tillable cropland have historically been planted to wheat and or milo. 350 acres of pasture supporting 37 cow/calf pairs. 5 acres of mature timber providing recreational potential. Soil code for the property: 163.39 acres Class 4 Wakeen-mento complex, 3 to 7 percent slopes 81.84 acres Class 6 Brownell-wakeen complex, 8 to 20 percent slopes 65.55 acres Class 2 Tobin and Roxbury slit loams, occasionally flooded 51.34 acres Class 2 Harney-mento complex, 1 to 3 percent slopes 62.11 acres Class 3 Harney-mento complex, 3 to 7 percent slopes 32.31 acres Class 3 Harney slit loam, 3 to 7 percent slopes 9.69 acres Class 6 Armo-Bogue complex, 7 to 20 percent slopes 0.51 acres Class 2 Harney slit loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes Improvements 337 acres of pasture is currently fenced in and home to 37 cow/calf pairs. On the east end of the property there is an active water well, supplying year round water for the herd. Recreation The property offers a recreational opportunity with a diverse mix of cropland, pasture, mature trees, and water features. The timber along the east side creates ideal locations for deer stands or blinds, while two ponds and Joy Creek (during wetter years) provide reliable water sources that help attract and hold wildlife. This tract sits in the heart of the Central Flyway and offers an outstanding combination of hunting opportunities. Positioned approximately 95 miles north of the renowned Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Area and 127 miles north of Quivira National Wildlife Refuge, the property lies within a proven migration corridor known for exceptional waterfowl activity throughout the fall and winter seasons. Sportsmen will appreciate the strong hunting potential this property provides. Waterfowl opportunities exist throughout the property's habitat features, while upland hunters can pursue quail and pheasant across the native cover and grasslands. In addition, the property also shows excellent deer potential, with active scrapes and rubs scattered throughout the tract providing evidence of consistent deer movement and activity. The property is not currently enrolled in a hunting lease, giving a new owner the flexibility to establish private hunting or recreational use tailored to their vision. Agriculture The 110 acres of cropland are currently in a lease agreement through 2026 on a 1/32/3 crop share basis. It has historically been rotated between dryland winter wheat and milo production. The cropland provides income potential while maintaining flexibility for continued farming or integration into a broader cattle operation moving forward. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Seller's interest in both Water and Mineral rights to transfer to buyer at closing. General Operations Current owner and tenant have a cattle lease through this year's grazing season and a 1/3-2/3 crop share agreement through 2026. Region & Climate Located in North Central Kansas near Osborne and Portis, the area is primarily agricultural with strong farming and cattle production. Residents enjoy a quiet rural lifestyle with access to hunting and outdoor recreation, including deer, turkey, waterfowl, pheasant and quail. The region has hot summers, cold winters, and about 2025 inches of annual precipitation, supporting dryland farming and pasture grazing. Location Darwin's Pure Joy is located just 11 miles northwest of Osborne. Osborne serves as the county seat and provides essential amenities including grocery, fuel, schools, healthcare services, and dining. The smaller community of Portis is located just minutes from the property and adds to the quiet rural setting. Nearby communities within a one-hour commute include Smith Center, Russell, and Beloit, offering expanded shopping, dining, lodging, and additional local activities and services.

Located just outside Portis in Osborne County, Kansas, this country property combines a well-kept rural home with substantial shop and storage space in a quiet north-central Kansas setting. The property is located approximately 1/2 mile south and 1 1/4 miles west of Portis and approximately 1 1/4 miles west of Kansas Highway 9. With county road frontage, private utilities, attached garage space, grain bins, and a 40x80 metal Kent building, the property offers a practical combination of residential living, workspace, storage, and rural improvements. The property is being offered as an area to be surveyed. The additional land being incorporated with the homesite has not yet been surveyed, and the final acreage and legal description will be determined by survey. Additional acreage may also be available and can be discussed with interested buyers. The home was built in 1969 and features approximately 1,400 square feet on the main floor. Brick veneer siding provides a traditional exterior, and the home has been maintained in good condition for its age. Inside, the main living area includes a large combined living and dining room, creating an open central space for everyday use and gatherings. The kitchen offers a compact and functional layout with a breakfast bar that provides additional seating and workspace. A small mudroom adds another practical feature for country living and includes a sink along with space for a washer and dryer. This area provides a convenient transition from the outdoors and a useful location for work clothes, boots, outdoor gear, and general utility needs. The home includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The bedrooms range from medium to large in size, and one bedroom includes an attached 3/4 bathroom. The main bathroom features a zero-entry shower for convenient access. An unfinished basement with a cinder block foundation provides additional space below the main floor. This area offers room for storage and mechanical systems while giving the next owner space to evaluate for other potential uses or improvements. Attached garage space adds to the functionality of the property. The home includes two attached garages, both equipped with electricity. These areas provide room for vehicles, tools, lawn equipment, hunting and outdoor gear, workshop activities, and general storage. A major addition to this Osborne County property is the 40x80 metal Kent building. Providing approximately 3,200 square feet , this building substantially increases the property's usable shop, equipment, and storage space. The building features a concrete floor, electricity, and 220V power capability, creating a versatile space for a variety of rural and agricultural uses. For buyers needing room for farm equipment, vehicles, trailers, tools, recreational equipment, or a workshop, the Kent building is an important feature. Having a large existing metal building with a concrete floor and electrical service already in place can eliminate the immediate need to construct comparable storage or workspace after purchasing the property. The expanded property also includes grain bins, further reflecting the agricultural history and character of the site. Prospective buyers can evaluate the bins and other existing improvements based on their individual needs and intended use. Private utilities complement the property's rural location. The residence has its own private water well, propane tank, and soft water system. Combined with the electrical service available at the residence, attached garages, and Kent building, the property has existing infrastructure that supports a variety of rural residential and property-management needs. Access is provided along a well-maintained county road. The property offers the space and setting associated with country living while remaining conveniently close to Portis and Kansas Highway 9. This provides a useful balance for buyers who want a rural Kansas property without being located a significant distance from a nearby community or paved highway. Another notable aspect of this offering is the potential flexibility in determining how much land accompanies the improvements. Because the expanded tract has not yet been surveyed, the final acreage is not being represented at this time. The property will be sold as an area to be surveyed, with the final acreage and legal description established by survey in accordance with the purchase agreement. Buyers interested in acquiring additional acreage may also have the opportunity to discuss those options as part of their consideration of the property. This flexibility could be particularly useful for a buyer whose primary interest is the residence and improvements or for someone who would prefer to explore purchasing additional land with the property. Interested buyers should discuss desired acreage, boundaries, survey requirements, and availability as part of the purchase process. For buyers searching for a country home with a large shop near Portis, Kansas, the combination of the residence, two attached garages, and 40x80 Kent building provides considerable usable space. The Kent building's concrete floor, electrical service, and 220V capability make it an especially useful improvement for equipment storage, workshop space, agricultural needs, vehicles, or recreational equipment. The location also provides access to the agricultural and recreational landscape of north-central Kansas. Osborne County and the surrounding region offer open countryside, agricultural ground, wildlife habitat, hunting opportunities, and access to area lakes and public recreation. Kirwin National Wildlife Refuge is located within the broader region and provides additional opportunities for wildlife viewing and outdoor recreation. This rural Osborne County property brings together a three-bedroom, two-bath home, approximately 1,400 square feet of main-floor living space, an unfinished basement, two attached electric garages, a private well, propane, soft water system, grain bins, and a 40x80 metal Kent building with a concrete floor, electricity, and 220V power capability. With the final acreage to be established by survey and the possibility of discussing additional acreage, buyers have an opportunity to consider a property configuration that fits their needs. For someone looking for a country residence with substantial shop and storage space near Portis, this property offers an established rural setting with infrastructure and improvements already in place.

160+/- ACRES OF TILLABLE AND CRP IN NATOMA KANSAS Legals: SW/4 S30, T9, R15 Driving Directions: From Netoma travel 1 mile west to 300th Avenue. Travel 3 miles north and you will be at the southwest corner of the property. Property Description: This income-producing property offers an exceptional opportunity to expand your current farming operation while adding valuable passive income to the mix. With approximately 125+/- tillable acres and 23+/- acres of CRP with the balance being a shelterbelt and other wildlife habitat. This property delivers a versatile combination of agricultural productivity, income potential, and wildlife habitat. The current tenant is willing to continue farming operations at a $65.00 per tillable acre cash rent. Beyond its farming appeal, the property is an excellent travel corridor for deer and other wildlife. A mature shelterbelt along the south side provides valuable wind protection and natural cover, creating an attractive environment for passing wildlife and adding recreational appeal. Whether you're looking to expand your farming footprint, diversify your land holdings, or add a property with passive income and hunting potential, this tract offers a compelling combination of opportunity, versatility, and long-term value. Contact Brandon Luebbers 620-874-1131 for more information or to schedule a showing. Key Features: Productive Tillable acreage Crp Income Maintained County Road Deer Management Unit 3

The online auction will begin on Monday, October 5, 2026, at 8:00 AM, and bidding will close on Monday, October 9, 2026, at 3:00 PM. Here is an opportunity to purchase quality southern Osborne County farmland. This farm has benefited from years of good stewardship and offers an ideal opportunity to add acres to your farming operation or investment portfolio. Property DirectionsFrom Luray, Kansas, travel 4 miles north on Highway 281 to West 270 Drive. Tract 1 is located one-quarter mile east of Highway 281. Tract 2 is located 2.5 miles east of Highway 281 on West 270 Drive.