Reno County, Kansas Land For Sale (18 results)

Nice area of Hutchinson to build your new home!

Nice area of Hutchinson to build your new home!

Welcome to Haven's newest housing subdivision, Wildcat Landing. Located in the town of Haven, about half way between Hutchinson and Wichita. K-12 schools within walking distance. NO SPECIALS!!!

Welcome to Haven's newest housing subdivision, Wildcat Landing. Located in the town of Haven, about half way between Hutchinson and Wichita. K-12 schools within walking distance. NO SPECIALS!!!

Situated just outside of Turon, Kansas on the Reno and Pratt County line sits this wall-to-wall timber cover property. The farm sits at the end of a dead-end road. No north or south roads bordering this farm at all. The west access is off Salt Marsh Road which has turned into a local-only 2-track road. The farm has good access points for getting to properly placed stand locations. Yet minimal to no road traffic or neighbors traveling the property line. Ultimate seclusion at its finest, providing a great bedding area that any whitetail enthusiast wants to see. Thick dense cover situated in open country, from front to back this farm has large cottonwood, elm, and hedge tree windbreaks scattered across it. There are a few young walnuts that also show up in the windbreaks. Between the windbreaks are growing cedars mixed in with native prairie grasses, presenting an ideal location for future food plot development or feeder locations. Nice travel lanes have been mowed and maintained throughout for traveling the property and keeping sent down during the season. The farm also has a water well at the southeast corner giving any wildlife or cattle clean drinking water throughout the year. The groceries in the neighborhood will catch any hunter's eye. The farm is perfectly situated between many pivot irrigation wells that provide easy access for food throughout the year. Neighboring properties mixed with warm-season native grass, plumb thickets, and hardwoods provide the perfect cover to travel through. One walk around this property you will notice the number of deer roaming this neighborhood. It is truly rare to find a dense, predominately timbered track in this part of the world. It provides all you need from food, safety, and water to raise world-class Kansas bucks. This part of the Kansas sandhills is rich with deer, pheasants, quail, and turkeys. It's not uncommon to find a spring gobbler strutting around this farm. Coming in from the east and west roads I have seen many roosters, and the eastern half of this farm has pockets of sand plumbs to support a growing quail population. This farm delivers so much more in person, and you just don't see them come to the open market often. To ask any questions please call listing agent Tyler Heil at (913) 207-4541. Property Features -224 +/- acres -Perimeter fence -Water well -Thick cover -Large hardwood windbreaks -Dead-end road farm -Secluded -Rich irrigated farm neighborhood -Many stand locations for changing winds -Several spots for future food plots or water wells -1 hour Wichita, KS -45 minutes Hutchinson, KS -30 minutes Pratt, KS -3 hours OKC

Just four miles east of Hutchinson, you'll find this unique 6,300 square foot home. It sits on 147+/- acres , featuring three recreational ponds perfect for swimming, fishing, and providing water for the local wildlife. This property seamlessly blends luxury, comfort, convenience, and the serene beauty of nature. Land This property encompasses 147+/- acres of well-maintained grassland. On average, the land produces 150 bales of grass annually, suitable for livestock feed or additional income through sales. Three separate pond beds are present, with two currently holding water and stocked with catfish, bass, crappie, and bluegill. These ponds serve as an excellent water source for the diverse wildlife that inhabits the area, including turkeys, deer, pheasant, and quail. Additionally, the property features a spacious 6040 shop with a bathroom. As if that isn't enough, for all the equine lovers, there is an additional horse stall/tack room ready to be put to use. Whether you are an outdoor enthusiast, a hunter, a fisher, an equestrian, a farmer, or someone looking to find some peace and quiet while still being close to city amenities, this place truly checks every box. Improvements This estate is located just four miles east of Hutchinson on 4th Avenue. A well-maintained paved road leads to the long, winding driveway of 9101 E 4th Ave. The magnificent 6,300 square foot home overlooks all 147+/- acres, offering true luxury country living. Inside, the home features nearly 6,300 square feet of living space, boasting seven bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms, two separate living rooms, two fully operational kitchens, and numerous high-end upgrades. The main level kitchen is equipped with state-of-the-art appliances and beautiful concrete countertops, including a central island. A large walk-in pantry provides additional storage. The main level living room offers 180-degree views of the farm through multiple windows. The primary bedroom and bathroom are also on the main level, with a walk-out veranda wrapping around the back half of the house and providing unparalleled views. The en suite bathroom includes two walk-in closets, double sinks, and a large walk-in shower. The bottom level offers a complete living space, featuring a fully functional kitchen, living room, four bedrooms, two full bathrooms, an additional laundry room, and a large garage area suitable for storage or parking another vehicle. This level provides ample space for large families or guests, ensuring privacy and a sense of independent living. Multiple doors open to a walk-out patio, providing abundant opportunities to enjoy the property. This house is exceptionally well-constructed, featuring steel beams and concrete throughout, which effectively minimizes noise even on the windiest of Kansas afternoons. Every aspect, from the studs and beams to the concrete and steel patio surrounding the house, was built to withstand the harshest conditions. Enjoy the tranquility of country living while sitting on the porch, overlooking hundreds of acres of beautiful Kansas farmland. Despite the peaceful setting, you are just miles away from the stores and restaurants of the community of Hutchinson. Location Located at 9101 E 4th Ave, just 4 miles straight east of Hutchinson, Kansas. Property Features: +/- 147 acre estate 3 separate ponds Approximately 6300 sq ft home 7 Bed, 4.5 bathrooms 2 full kitchens 6040 concrete shop Horse stalls/Tack Room Blacktop frontage Hunting Opportunities: White-Tailed Deer, Waterfowl, Turkeys, & Dove 4 Miles to Hutchinson KS (Population: 40,000) 5 Miles to Buhler KS (Population: (Population: 1,400) 40 Miles to Wichita KS (Population: 396,000) 3 Miles to Hutchison Municipal Airport: (7,000-foot, all-weather runway) 50 Miles to Wichita ICT Airport (Largest airport in Kansas) Please contact the listing agent for more information on this property or to schedule a private showing. (**Financial verification is required**)

In southern Reno County sits this charming 46 +/- acre farm. With paved road access near towns like Pretty Prairie, Kingman, and Cheney this is an ideal location for a family wanting to set its roots down out in the country. A quick look at the aerial map you notice nearly 2 +/- acres of timber in the middle of this farm is shaped just like a heart! Coincidently it is the heart of this farm, with many signs of traveling deer. The signs are strong of deer roaming the neighborhood and if building is not in the immediate cards this farm has quick access and good trees for immediate hunting success. The soil make up is strong with nearly all of it being Class II soil. Giving any owner great opportunities from farming to growing good grass for livestock. When it comes to quick access, the farm is located right off Dean Road which comes out of Pretty Prairie and is paved. The property also has the added convenience having power right along Heart Farms entrance. Whether it be a spot up front for your home or out back behind the trees and up on the hill, this farm has plenty of options for any buyer to have a nice home with barn and plenty of room for animals or livestock. This farm has plenty of room for any family dreams and goals that desire to be out in the country. With quick access to Highway 54 and Highway 14, you have an easy commute to Wichita or Hutchinson for work. Come out to feel the sense of community and a night off at the Pretty Prairie Rodeo. For several nights in July cowboys and cowgirls across the Midwest come to Pretty Prairie for Kansas's largest night rodeo. This property is less than 4 miles from town and on one trip to this event, you will see just how strong of a community you can surround yourself with! Call Listing Agent Tyler Heil at (913) 207-4541 to schedule a showing or set up a time to see the property. Property Features -46 +/- acres -Paved road access -Electric on property -Culvert access -Huntable timber -Class II soils -Good topography for building -Quick access to main highways -35 miles Wichita, KS -28 miles Hutchinson, KS -10 miles Kingman, KS

Nestled in the great community of Pretty Prairie is this charming 1548 sq' home. The original hardwood floors bring beauty and warmth throughout the main floor, which includes 1 bedroom, a full bath, kitchen, living/dining room, and laundry room. Upstairs offers the privacy of the master bedroom and bath. Then just a few steps down from the main floor is a spacious 14 X 23 family room. The basement has the 3rd bedroom and plenty of storage area. And don't forget about the 47 X 22 garage! Plenty of room in the front for your 2 vehicles and a spacious insulated shop in the back!

Small Acreage near Plevna Tillable Land, Hay Meadow & Hunting This versatile small acreage near Plevna, KS, offers various agricultural and recreational opportunities. The land features sandy loam soils, primarily Class 3, making it suitable for row crops or hay production. With no gravel frontage, access is convenient via blacktop roads on the west and south sides. This also allows a hunter to access different wind directions. Whether you're looking to expand your operation, want to start investing in land, or find a spot in the country to build a home potentially, this property is worth a look. For hunters, this tract provides excellent whitetail deer and quail hunting. Neighboring properties offer great cover and bedding areas, drawing in deer, while the mix of cover and crop ground supports a strong quail population. The Ninnescah River, just half a mile to the south, further enhances the wildlife potential in the area. For future improvements on the wildlife side, this property has the potential to be enrolled in the CRP program, which would benefit the wildlife and the ROI of this farm. In the center of the farm is 20 +/- acres of tillable land. There is currently nothing planted, and it is open for spring planting. Sorghum-sudangrass is what primarily has been planted for hay production. On the south side of the property is a 5 +/acre hay meadow. It consists of native indian grass with a mix of brome. This meadow has been used for hay production and horse grazing. Located in the Fairfield School District (K-12), the property is 8 miles from the school, 25 miles from Hutchinson, and 68 miles from Wichita. With its smaller size, this is a great opportunity to own quality land at a total price point that fits many buyers' budgets. Call the listing agent, Trevor Stoll, today for questions or to schedule a showing! Trevor Stoll - (620) 960-4555 35 +/- acres Deer & quail hunting Tillable Hay meadow Blacktop frontage all around Build site possibility Possession at closing Surface rights only 1 mile to Hwy 50 8 miles to Fairfield School 25 miles to Hutchinson, KS 68 miles to Wichita, KS Legal Description: PLEVNA TOWNSHIP, S09, T24, R09W, ACRES 35.7, W/2 SW/4 S RR R/W EXC TR BEG AT SW COR SW/4 TH N 495' TH E 755' TH S 495' TH W 755' TO POB LESS RD R/W

The Turon Camp CRP boasts an incredible opportunity to hunt a variety of different species, camp with all the needed RV necessities and collect CRP income at an impressive per acre rate. Located in Reno County, KS and in the heart of Kansas' Whitetail unit 15, this property offers endless recreational enjoyment. Land The Turon Camp CRP is +/-113 acres of native grass dotted with a number of plum thickets, new growth elm trees and rye food plots. The property is surrounded on two sides by dense timber and large hardwood trees that help further the wonderful habitat for wildlife. Gentle elevations changes throughout the CRP grassland gather varied amounts of moisture and thus tend to grow different variations of native grasses, creating diversity. In wet years, the lowlands have even held shallow water wetlands that could be used to hunt waterfowl. A number of fruit trees have been planted near the buildings/camp and are expected to grow and produce a nice on-site orchard. Improvements The Turon CRP Camp comes complete with a covered, three sided metal building and a storage shed. The metal building is ready to provide shelter for your RV and has all the hookups. There is an on-site well for water, electricity with RV plug and an in-ground septic system. The buildings are also set up with security cameras for added protection. This is a great way to create a secure living space when you are enjoying your property during hunting season. The metal building measures 24 wide, 30 deep and it has a open doorway that measures 11'2 tall. The entrance to the camp area is secured with a lockable gate. Recreation The CRP program was implemented in part to provide excellent habitat for all types of wildlife and this property has accomplished just that. It would be tough to find an area on this property larger than your vehicle that did not actively show deer activitythere are tracks and trails everywhere! There are currently multiple elevated stands overlooking large feeders on the property. Upland game is also prevalent throughout the property. Multiple, large coveys of bobwhite quail can be found throughout the property. The dense, native grass and plum thickets provide excellent cover for the birds. Pheasant can also be found on the property and large flocks of turkey are often seen meandering across the property. Agriculture The current CRP contract pays a total of $4598 per year on 78.6 acres and the current contact runs through September of 2026. There are currently food plots planted to rye on the property. The property is fenced and could potentially be grazed once the CRP contract is completed. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Seller's portion of the water rights shall transfer upon closing. Seller's portion of the mineral rights (believed to be 50%) shall transfer upon closing. Region & Climate Central Kansas experiences all four seasons with hot temperatures in summer and cold temperatures in the winter. Turon, KS receives an average of 17 inches of rain each year and an additional 18 inches of snow. Location This property is located just 2.5 miles from Turon, Kansas in Reno County. The property is located approximately 70 minutes from Eisenhower National Airport in Wichita, KS. The property is a 3 hour and 45 minute drive to Kansas City, KS.

Situated just north of Turon, Kansas, on the edge of Sand Hill Country, is a 155 +/- acre playground. Plum thickets, Cottonwoods, young Walnuts, low depression areas, lush CRP, and secluded pockets offer up the perfect habitat for the buck of a lifetime to hide out. This neighborhood has the pedigree to grow and harvest a Kansas giant as well as provide an excellent quail and pheasant hunting habitat. In addition to the first-class recreational opportunities, this farm will also have large income from oil and gas production for the future owner. When you arrive, looking around, you will notice all the diverse cropland and hardwood timber this neighborhood has. The surrounding area is accompanied by large neighboring tracts of CRP and native grasslands. The farm is situated perfectly between irrigated crop land that will not only have excellent food sources throughout the year but also provide cool, thick, and moist cover during hot summer days. This farm is home to 96.51 acres of CRP grassland, and 100% of the current contract will transfer to the buyer and provide them with a generous $5,538 annual income. The contract is good through 9/30/2026. The bulk of the CRP spans the south property line and goes north, creating a sea of 5 to 6-foot-tall grasses in the fall and winter. Ideal bedding cover for that large buck to hide out in or chase does into during the rut. One trip through this grassland and you will notice the trails, cackling pheasants, and quail along the fence line. Separating the large CRP portion of this farm sits nearly 47 +/- acres of rolling Sand Hill majesty. Littered with Cottonwoods, Hackberry, Walnuts, Cedars, and Plum thickets, this area has solid topography changes as well as the desired cover for traveling deer and protective cover that pheasants and quail thrive in. The lowland area provides excellent moist, rich soils that are an ideal location for small food plots. The timbered portion allows any deer hunter multiple access points to beat challenging Kansas winds. These locations are ideal for stand or blind locations that provide quick access too. Finishing out the northwest portion is lowland CRP that, in wetter seasons, will hold a fair amount of runoff. The oil wells on the north end of the property might just be bigger than the bucks roaming this property! The new owner will receive all the owned mineral rights this farm has. With three large oil wells, the oil and gas income will benefit you for years to come. With rich oil production and a healthy annual CRP payment, this farm has produced its owner over $20,000 a year. That is north of 4% return on your investment! Farms with excellent deer genetics, proper age structure, and strong return are not available often. Our trail cam pictures show the quality of bucks this neighborhood will generate. This farm requires very little work and is as simple as a couple of stands, a good feeder location, and the proper mailing address for the checks to show up! To answer additional questions or schedule a showing, please call Land Agent Tyler Heil at (913) 207-4541. Property Features -155 +/- total acres -47 +/- wooded acres -96.5 CRP acres -$5,538 CRP income -$15K+ mineral income 2025 -$485.77 2024 taxes -Rich deer density -Many pheasants & quail -Excellent topography -Plum tickets -Rolling hills -2 miles to Turon, KS -24 miles to Pratt, KS -36 miles to Hutchinson, KS -75 miles to Wichita, KS

Situated in Reno County, Kansas, this 130.6-acre property boasts Peace Creek running through its center, 92.06 acres of cropland with Class 2 soils, and exceptional hunting opportunities for whitetail deer, turkey, and quail. With its proximity to Quivira National Wildlife Refuge and Cheyenne Bottoms, it's perfect for farming, recreation, or building your dream home. Land This 130.6-acre property in Reno County, Kansas, offers a unique combination of productive farmland, recreational opportunities, and natural beauty. Peace Creek winds through the center of the property, with over half a mile of live water on both sides, creating ideal conditions for wildlife and agriculture. The land features 92.06 acres of cropland, with 46 acres currently planted in wheat. More than half of the cropland consists of high-quality Class 2 soils, and a dependable farmer is already in place under a crop-share arrangement. The property is surrounded by cropland and is located just over a mile from the Arkansas River, providing additional natural appeal. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the excellent habitat for whitetail deer, quail, turkey, and upland birds. The property is known for holding large deer and offers exceptional hunting opportunities, including duck hunting when local ponds and marshes are iced over. Its proximity to Quivira National Wildlife Refuge (12 miles east) and Cheyenne Bottoms (40 miles away) further enhances its appeal for nature and wildlife lovers. Easily accessible with blacktop road frontage along the north side and west side, this property is also an excellent site for building a new home. It is conveniently located near Hutchinson, Wichita, and Lyons, making it a perfect blend of rural seclusion and accessibility. Please contact the listing agent for more information on this property or to schedule a private showing. (**Financial verification is required**) Legal Description: NW4 of S07, T22, R08W (Except 15+/- Acres in NW Corner) in Reno County __________________________________________________ Crop APH Wheat 47 Soybeans 29 __________________________________________________ Soils: Primarily Class 2 and 3 Saltcreek and Naron fine sandy loams, 0 to 1 percent slopes: 44.74 Acres Imano clay loam, occasionally flooded: 27.47 Acres Ost-Clark loams, 1 to 3 percent slopes: 22.93 Acres Naron fine sandy loam, 3 to 7 percent slopes, moderately eroded: 14.27 Acres Hayes fine sandy loam, 1 to 5 percent slopes: 9.05 Acres Mahone loamy fine sand, rarely flooded: 7.3 Acres Darlow-Elmer complex, 0 to 2 percent slopes: 2.62 Acres Naron fine sandy loam, 7 to 15 percent slopes, moderately eroded: 2.07 Acres Kisiwa loam, 0 to 1 percent slopes: 0.09 Acres Statistics: 2023 Approximate Real Estate Taxes: $1,090.75 State Deer Hunting Unit: 5 Average Yearly Rainfall: 29 Closest Town: Sterling School District: Sterling USD 376 Directions: From Sterling, head south on Hwy 14 for 2.5 miles then turn west onto Ave Y and in 2.5 miles the property is on your left to the south. Location/Population: 5 miles south of Sterling (Population: 2,275) 15 miles east of Quivira National Wildlife Refuge 15 miles south of Lyons (Population: 3,498) 20 miles northwest of Hutchinson (Population: 39,662) 40 miles southeast of Cheyenne Bottoms and Great Bend (Population: 14,372) 70 miles northwest of Wichita Dwight D Eisenhower National Airport (Wichita Population: 396,119)

Dont miss your opportunity to own an entire section of pasture in Rice County Kansas! Located just 10 miles northeast of Sterling or 15 miles northwest of Hutchinson, on the north side of Avenue T between 24th and 25th Rd. This property consists of 627 +/- acres with sand road access on three sides. There are two ponds and newer fences that surround the property. With some trees and brush there is an abundance of wildlife for the outdoor enthusiast! Mineral rights will transfer to the new owner bringing in extra income! Call Derek Isaacson for additional details! (785) 452-0566

Attention investors! This beautiful, flat, Class 2, tillable farm with great production history, experienced tenant, and oil royalties on 2 producing wells, is the perfect addition to your portfolio! Comprised of 100% Class 2 soils made up of Tarver loam, Carway, and Carbika soils, the NCCPI averages and actual production history are strong. Conveniently located right off US Highway 50 east of Hutchinson or just 1.5 miles westof Burrton on well-maintained South Woodberry Road, the land is easy to access. The seller has 5/8 of the 12.5% oil royalties intact and will transfer with the purchase of the land. The tenant is local, has a long successful track record with this parcel, and farms a lot of land in the area. The current agreement is a 1/3, 2/3 crop share agreement producing great farming income to the owner in addition to the strong oil production of over 4,000 barrels a year for the last 6 years. The combination of oil and farming income generates a solid 4% +/- return on your investment! For more information, answers to your questions and to set up an appointment to see this one in person, please contact Terry DeShon at (620) 727-7766. ** Financial verification is required before viewing the property **. Property Features -147.5 +/- total acres -133.3 +/- acres Class 2 farm ground -14 +/- acres of pasture and timber -63% Class 2 Tarver loam -37% Carway and Carbika soils -2 producing oil wells -4,000 barrels per year annual average consistently the last 6 years -Experienced tenant in place with a 1/3, 2/3 crop share agreement -5/8 of the 12.5% oil royalty owned will pass with the property -Annual property taxes approximately $1,134.21 -ROI of approximately 4%

Located west of Hutchinson a few miles is 78 +/- acres of prime tillable soil. Most of this farm is class II Farnum loam soil and Funmar loam soil with little to no slope! This fertile soil carries an overall NCCPI rating of 62. This soil capability is well above average for the area. This acreage is currently growing an excellent crop of Grain Sorghum. It is also ideally suited to growing corn, soybeans, wheat, and alfalfa. Located just a 1/4 mile off the blacktop this farm is easy to get to from several directions. There is electricity along Peace Road and this would make an excellent site for a home or farm headquarters. The west boundary is bordered by a mature hedge tree row. This tree row is a natural attractant for deer and quail living in the area. With all the food they can eat and plenty of water and natural grasses around the wildlife populations are great. After the harvest of 2024 Milo the farm is available for immediate possession. Graze stalks, plant wheat, or begin constructing your dream homestead right at closing. This farm on Peace Road would make a great addition to your farming operation, a great starting piece for a beginning farmer, and a strategic hedge against inflation for a discerning investor. Contact Listing Agent Sean Thomas at (620) 712-2775 to view disclosures and to schedule a showing. Property Features -78 +/- acres -S18, T23, R08W, acres 78.1, S1/2 OF NE1/4 -Fertile farm ground -Available electric -Potential build site -Class II Farnum loam -Zero to one percent slope -Quarter mile from blacktop -15 miles from Hutchinson -4.5 miles to US 50 Highway

Located off a quiet, paved, county road is this newly built 3 bedroom, 2 bath home that is tucked back in a stand of timber that truly resembles an oasis in the middle of beautiful Kansas farmland. As you pull off the blacktop and onto the drive, you're facing a huge stand of trees and have no idea that a residence is tucked back in the property. The drive takes you west from the blacktop around the south edge of the timber and winds over halfway to the back of the property. As you circle around to the north, you start to catch glimpses of the beautiful country home and the huge green lawn that surrounds it. The drive takes you to the north and then curves in through the timber and then Y's in either direction up towards the house and around both sides providing a circle drive around to the back of the house. In addition to being built in a stand of timber, the rolling terrain adds character to the property and the house sits perfectly on a high point of the property adding a majestic feel to the setting. The house was positioned at a southwesterly angle facing the beautiful Kansas sunsets with a nice front porch boasting big timbers and an oversized, custom-made front door. The steep pitch roof gives way to a 17' cathedral style ceiling down the center of the house with hardwood floors and huge stormproof, lifetime warranted windows that allow ample amounts of natural light into the house as well as provide the ability to enjoy the beautiful setting and gorgeous sunsets from the comfort of the living room. A wood-burning stove with a blower and electric starter sits on a custom hearth made from various brick factories. The dining space separates the living space from the elevated, open kitchen that is literally 2 steps up from the rest of the house giving the chef in the family the best view as well as the well-deserved sense of honor for their role in preparing meals for the family. Beyond the kitchen toward the back door is the mud room, laundry room, utility room, and big main bathroom. On the south side of the main living space are 2 oversized bedrooms with walk-in closets and on the north side of the main living space is a bonus room/den/reading room and the huge master bedroom with a walk-in closet and oversized master bath. The master bath has a deep soaker tub and an unfinished shower space allowing the next owner to design it as they see fit and put their own finishing touch on the house. Stepping out the back door you will see that the position and design of the house leave an inviting space for the new owner to design and build a huge deck for outdoor grilling and family gatherings in the afternoon shade of the house. There is a finished 12'x24' cabin with electricity, heat, and air that makes a cute guest house or a place for the kids to gather and hang out. A new 32'x30' metal shop has recently been built providing space for a 2 car garage and large workspace. Around the property you find walking trails, a shooting range with an established backstop, a treehouse for the kids, a mini orchard, and plenty of area for the local wildlife to call this place home and provide viewing opportunities. For more information, answers to your questions and to set up an appointment to see this one in person, please contact Terry DeShon at (620) 727-7766. ** Financial verification is required before viewing the property **. Property Features -12 +/- total acres -New home built in 2019 -2,314 sq. ft. of living space with 3 bed, 2 bath, mud room, and bonus room -Custom, elevated kitchen with all appliances -Wood-burning stove with blower, electric start, and hand-picked brick hearth -Hardwood floors with 25-year warranty -Oversized stormproof windows throughout with lifetime warranty -4'x8' oversized, custom built, hand scraped front door -17' cathedral ceiling in main living space -9' ceilings in bedrooms with walk-in closets in each -32'x30' garage providing 2 oversized garage spaces and large work area -12'x24' finished cabin with electricity, heat, and air -New chicken coop -Shooting range -Walking trails -Treehouse -Domestic water well -Septic for sewer -Propane for heat -Paved road on South Sterling Road -1.5 miles north of Highway 50 -5 miles to Abbyville -5 miles to Plevna -20 miles to South Hutchinson

Located on paved Sterling Road in Reno County is 79 +/- acres of fertile cropland for sale. This property raises excellent crops and big bucks! A mature shelter belt about 2+ acres in size creates an ideal habitat for traveling deer. They bed under the dense cover of a hedge tree and stop for a drink at the nearly half-acre pond. This pond is dug deep and reliably holds water in the driest of conditions. This pond is the only water for several miles around this area and attracts game from far and wide. This area is also known for its ducks. This pond is a magnet for migrating mallards, teal, and pintails each fall. Roosting on the pond and feeding in nearby cut grain fields. Pheasant and quail will be a normal sighting in the crop stubble each winter. The hunting opportunities this land provides are excellent. This location is phenomenal, very close to the intersection of blacktop 4th Street. This farm on blacktop Sterling Road is easy to get to from multiple directions. The location is far enough out for peace and quiet, but close enough to receive all the benefits the micropolitan city of Hutchinson provides. Only 16 miles to downtown Hutchinson, this would make an excellent build site! Electricity and rural internet/phone run along the paved road frontage and water is accessed via well drilling, an easy, clean, and inexpensive water source for your dream homestead. The farm consists of all Class II productive soils with a weighted average 58 NCCPI rating. Yields from fertile, mostly level cropland such as this are historically high for the region. Cash crops such as corn, wheat, and milo are typically grown each season. The dug pond also provides opportunities to graze stalks or winter pasture on a cover crop. The tree row provides thermal cover and the pond is a water source for your livestock. The area averages 29 inches of rain each year and 14 inches of snow. Situated on a blacktop means this farm is easy to get to from 50 Highway or 14 Highway. The farm can be accessed regardless of weather conditions to be sprayed, planted, or harvested in a timely manner. To view disclosures and to schedule a showing contact the Listing Agent Sean Thomas at (620) 712-2775. Property Features -Fertile cropland -Trophy whitetail -Paved road -Build site -Ducks & geese -Pheasants & quail -Dug pond -Mature trees -16 miles to downtown Hutchinson -4.5 miles to 50 Highway

This productive 136.2 +/- acre parcel in central Reno County, Kansas, just 2 miles due north of Partridge, is a great opportunity for an investment buyer. With a proven track record, an experienced tenant in place, and a guaranteed ROI of 3%, this one will be a great fit for your investment portfolio. The seller/tenant is willing to sign a long term lease of 10-15 years, locking in the 3% guaranteed ROI for the new landowner. The quarter is located off South Centennial Road, a well-maintained gravel road, just a half mile north of Highway 50. The land is comprised of 100% Class II soils including Farnum, Funmar, Saltcreek, and Taver silt loams. It has excellent county NCCPI averages and solid production records for the crops rotated on this tract. For more information, answers to your questions and to set up an appointment to see this one in person, please contact Terry DeShon at (620) 921-3015. Property Features -136 +/- tillable acres -55.4% Class II Funmar-Taver loams -27.8% Class II Saltcreek and Naron fine sandy loams -11.6% Class II Farnum and Funmar loams -5.2% Class II Funmar-Taver loams -NCCPI overall 58.6 -NCCPI for corn 49.6 -NCCPI for soybeans 57.9 -NCCPI for wheat 55.1 -APH history shows a great track record exceeding those county NCCPI averages -Well-maintained gravel road access 1/2 mile from Highway 50 -Just 2 miles north of Partridge, KS -Just 15 miles southwest of Hutchinson, KS -Mineral rights intact and transfer -Property taxes $1,774.40 in 2023