Sumner County, Kansas Land For Sale (17 results)

Discover 374.5 acres of agricultural land in Sumner County, located near Caldwell. This rectangular property features level terrain, native grass, and partial wooded areas, offering a variety of possibilities for agricultural use. The property has county road frontage and includes an equipment barn. With no HOA or listed restrictions, this acreage provides plenty of flexibility for its next owner.

Discover 294.8 acres of agricultural land in Sumner County near Caldwell. This property features level terrain and native grass, offering excellent potential for agricultural use. The property includes county road frontage and a pond, providing additional versatility for the land. With no HOA or listed restrictions, this acreage offers flexibility for its next owner. Conveniently located at 160th St S and Caldwell Rd.

TRACT 2 720± ACRES * SUMNER COUNTY, KANSAS * SOUTH HAVEN AREA * CROPLAND * GRASS PASTURE * OFFERED IN 5 TRACTS * MAJORITY CLASS II SOILS ROBERT D. AUSTIN & LOIS E. AUSTIN TRUSTS AUCTION No Reserve * Live Off Site with Online Bidding TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 22nd 1PM AUCTION LOCATION: South Haven Community Building, 207 Main South Haven, KS. TRACT 2 Directions to Farm: S Hydraulic Rd & E 170 Th St S, South Haven, KS, 67140 From I-35 & Hwy 166 go 1.5 miles east to South Hydraulic Rd, then south 1 mile to E 170th St S. Legal Description: NW/4 3-35S-1E of the 6th P.M. Sumner Co. KS. Taxes for Tract 1 & 2 combined 2025 taxes were $1,861, 2026 taxes will be prorated to day of closing. Minerals: Any minerals owned will transfer with the surface rights. Description: Tract 2 is approximately 158± acres and lies west of tract 1. East fence is not the boundary. Tract 1 & 2 are combined on FSA report. Tract 1&2 consists of approximately 313 acres. According to the county FSA office there is 248.46 DCP cropland with 248.4 wheat base acres and 35-bushel yield and 2 acres soybean base with 25-bushel yield. The farm has approximately 67.2 acres of native grass with balance being crop land. Tract 2 has electricity and rural water service. There is also a 104×48 Quonset building, four steel grain bins, 2 small ponds and a small set of corrals. There is good gravel road access on the north and west. Principal soil types are: Elandco silt loam, class V; Kirkland silt loam, 0-1% slope, class III; Rosehill clay loam 3-6% slope, class IV; Tabler silty loam, 0-1% slopes, class II; Kirkland silt loam, 1-3% slopes, class II; Milan loam 1-3% slope class II. Auctioneers Note: These tracts will be sold separately and not as combination. Possession on all Farms: will be March 1, 2027 or after the harvest of the 2027 spring crop. Previewing the Farms: can be done during daylight hours only. Do not drive on any crops Pre-Auction Offers: No pre-auction offers will be accepted prior to auction date. Internet Bidding: will be available by clicking online bidding link to register, there is 5% Online Bidding fee that will be added to final bid price, if bidding online only. Neither the Auction Company nor the Sellers are responsible in the event of loss of internet signal by either side. Additional Fees will apply. Terms: 10% of the total purchase price is to be placed in escrow the day of the auction with the balance being due upon delivery of marketable title. Disclaimer: All information has been taken from sources believed reliable; however, no guarantee is being made by the auction company nor the seller. Bidder should satisfy themselves as to any inspections prior to bidding. Financing if being used must be in place prior to bidding. Any announcements made the day of the auction shall supersede all marketing. SELLER: ROBERT D. AUSTIN & LOIS E. AUSTIN TRUSTS Troy D Lippard Auctioneer/Broker Lippard Auctioneers Inc 49950 Kansas Lic 580-747-6747

Take a look at this 80 acre parcel located in Sumner County, KS that provides avid sportsmen the ability to utilize the property year round and chase just about every type of animal South Central Kansas has to offer. In addition to hunting whitetail deer, you can fish the +/-1.25 acre pond, hunt waterfowl over the natural wetland drainage, and follow bobwhite whistles and spring gobbles. This property fits it all into an 80 acre package. Land 80 acre tract offers an outstanding combination of productive farmland, diverse habitat, and future potential. Approximately 22.5 acres of productive tillable ground provide annual income while complementing the property's excellent wildlife habitat. The landscape features a beautiful mix of mature cottonwoods, elm, Osage orange hedgerows, and scattered cedar thickets that create natural travel corridors, security cover, and exceptional habitat diversity. A scenic pond provides a dependable year-round water source, while a natural wetland drainage winds through the property, presenting an excellent opportunity for future enhancement into an even more productive wetland ecosystem. Road frontage along both the north and west boundaries offers excellent access and flexibility for future improvements. Electrical lines run along the road, making this property well suited for a hunting cabin, barndominium, or country home overlooking the surrounding Kansas prairie. Whether you're looking for a recreational retreat, an income-producing land investment, or a future rural homesite, this Sumner County property offers the versatility and long-term value that today's land buyers are seeking. Recreation South-central Kansas has earned a national reputation for producing trophy-class whitetail deer, and this property possesses the essential ingredients that make the region so desirable. Food, water, and excellent cover combine to create outstanding habitat for mature whitetails, while natural travel corridors provide ideal stand locations for the serious hunter. The property's pond and natural wetland drainage create exceptional opportunities for waterfowl. With thoughtful habitat improvements, the existing drainage could be enhanced into an outstanding duck hunting destination capable of attracting migrating birds along the Central Flyway. Native grasses, brushy edges, and shrubby cover provide excellent habitat for bobwhite quail, while the mature cottonwoods, elm, Osage orange, and cedar thickets offer ideal roosting and loafing habitat for turkeys. From hearing gobblers thunder across the creek bottoms on a spring morning to watching a covey of quail explode from the native grass or mallards settle into the wetland on a cold winter morning, this property offers quality hunting opportunities throughout much of the year. Another significant benefit is the property's eligibility under current Kansas regulations for the Kansas Nonresident Landowner Deer Tag, providing qualifying out-of-state landowners the opportunity to experience Kansas' legendary whitetail hunting while investing in a premier recreational property. This is the kind of manageable Kansas farm that allows its next owner to improve habitat, build lasting traditions, and enjoy some of the finest hunting and outdoor recreation the Sunflower State has to offer. Agriculture This property boasts +/-24.5 acres of tillable/hay ground on the northern side that provides an owner with income potential and opportunities to further feed wildlife. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Seller's portion of water rights are set to transfer to Buyer at closing. This property is being offered with surface rights only. Seller to retain their portion of mineral rights. Region & Climate Southern Sumner County has long been known as one of Kansas' hidden gems for outdoor recreation. Located along the Oklahoma border the property lies just southwest of Caldwell, a small community that serves as a gateway to some of the region's best hunting and recreation. While the area maintains its quiet rural character, it remains conveniently accessible from Wichita, Wellington, and north-central Oklahoma, making weekend trips and family getaways easy. The region experiences four distinct seasons, each offering something unique for outdoor recreation. Mild springs bring green-up across the native prairie and outstanding Rio Grande turkey hunting. Summers are ideal for exploring the creek, fishing, and enjoying long days on the property. Fall brings crisp mornings, changing hardwoods, and some of the best whitetail hunting in the Midwest as bucks begin to travel during the rut. Winter provides excellent opportunities for predator hunting, wildlife photography, and enjoying the peaceful beauty of the Kansas landscape. Average annual precipitation of approximately 30 to 35 inches helps support healthy native grasses, productive cropland, and the hardwood creek bottoms that make this region so attractive to wildlife. Location While this property offers the peace and privacy of rural Kansas, you're only minutes from the conveniences of Caldwell. The community has everything needed for day-to-day living or a weekend at the ranch, including a full-service grocery store, locally owned banks, a pharmacy, hardware and farm supply businesses, automotive repair services, fuel, and a variety of locally owned shops and businesses. When it's time to grab a meal, Caldwell offers several hometown favorite restaurants and additional cafs and local eateries throughout the historic downtown district. Healthcare is close at hand with Caldwell Regional Medical Center. The community also offers quality schools, a public library, churches, parks, and high-speed fiber internet, making Caldwell an excellent home base whether you're visiting for hunting season or considering full-time country living. For larger shopping, dining, and medical services, Wellington is approximately 25 minutes to the north, while Wichita is about an hour away, giving property owners easy access to larger retail centers and regional amenities without sacrificing the quiet lifestyle that makes southern Sumner County such a special place to own land.

Located just 2.5 +/- miles from Geuda Springs, Kansas, this 19.4 +/- acre property offers an outstanding combination of recreational appeal, existing improvements, and rural lifestyle potential. Though modest in size, the farm features many of the habitat characteristics serious outdoorsmen look for. Nearly 0.20 miles of a Salt Creek tributary flows through the property, providing a dependable water source and creating a natural travel corridor for wildlife. Mature trees line the creek while scattered cedars, native grasses, and sumac provide excellent bedding cover throughout the back portion of the property. Surrounded by productive Class II tillable farmland, the area offers an excellent combination of food, water, and cover that helps keep deer and other wildlife using the property year-round. The property is improved with a pole barn, equipment shed, additional storage building, and an older residence being sold as-is. Together with electric service, a water well, and septic system, these existing improvements provide a functional foundation for equipment storage, a hunting headquarters, a weekend retreat, or future improvements. Mowed trails allow easy access throughout much of the property, making it easy to explore and enjoy everything the acreage has to offer. Mineral rights are believed to convey with the sale, and the property has a history of oil production, with historical royalty information available upon request. Conveniently located just 12 +/- miles from Arkansas City, 19 +/- miles from Winfield, 22 +/- miles from Wellington, 37 +/- miles from Ponca City, Oklahoma, and 51 +/- miles from Wichita, this versatile property is well suited for buyers seeking an affordable hunting property, weekend escape, or rural homesite with existing infrastructure already in place. Whether your interests are enjoying the outdoors, pursuing wildlife, or creating your own country retreat, this unique Sumner County property is well worth a look. Property Features -19.4 +/- acres in Sumner County, KS -Nearly 0.20 miles of flowing Salt Creek tributary -Mature timber lining the creek -Native grasses, cedars, and sumac providing quality bedding cover -Excellent combination of food, water, and cover for wildlife -Surrounded by productive Class II tillable farmland -Pole barn, equipment shed, and additional storage building -Older residence being sold as-is -Electric, water well, and septic in place -Mowed trails throughout portions of the property -Gravel road frontage -Mineral rights believed to convey -Historical oil production with royalty records available -2.5 +/- miles from Geuda Springs -12 +/- miles from Arkansas City -19 +/- miles from Winfield -22 +/- miles from Wellington -37 +/- miles from Ponca City, OK -51 +/- miles from Wichita

TRACT 4 720± ACRES * SUMNER COUNTY, KANSAS * SOUTH HAVEN AREA * CROPLAND * GRASS PASTURE * OFFERED IN 5 TRACTS * MAJORITY CLASS II SOILS ROBERT D. AUSTIN & LOIS E. AUSTIN TRUSTS AUCTION No Reserve * Live Off Site with Online Bidding TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 22nd 1PM AUCTION LOCATION: South Haven Community Building, 207 Main South Haven, KS. TRACT 4 Directions to Farm: S Hydraulic Rd & E 150 Th St S, South Haven, KS, 67140 From I-35 & Hwy 166 go 1.5 miles east to South Hydraulic Rd, then North ¾ of a mile. Legal Description: N/2 NW/4 27-34S-1E East of the 6th P.M. Sumner Co. KS. Taxes: 2025 taxes were $458, 2026 taxes will be prorated to day of closing. Minerals: any minerals owned will transfer with the surface rights. Description: This tract consists of approximately 81± acres. According to the county FSA office there is 81.22 DCP cropland with 80.8 wheat base with 45-bushel yield and .10 acre soybean base with a 25-bushel yield. This farm consists of nearly all class II soils and with very little slope. There are electric lines along the road to the west. Principal soil types are: Bethany silt loam, 0-1% slopes, class II; Bethany silt loam, 1-3% slopes, class II; Kirkland silt loam, 0-1% slopes class III. Auctioneers Note: These tracts will be sold separately and not as combination. Possession on all Farms: will be March 1, 2027 or after the harvest of the 2027 spring crop. Previewing the Farms: can be done during daylight hours only. Do not drive on any crops Pre-Auction Offers: No pre-auction offers will be accepted prior to auction date. Internet Bidding: will be available by clicking online bidding link to register, there is 5% Online Bidding fee that will be added to final bid price, if bidding online only. Neither the Auction Company nor the Sellers are responsible in the event of loss of internet signal by either side. Additional Fees will apply. Terms: 10% of the total purchase price is to be placed in escrow the day of the auction with the balance being due upon delivery of marketable title. Disclaimer: All information has been taken from sources believed reliable; however, no guarantee is being made by the auction company nor the seller. Bidder should satisfy themselves as to any inspections prior to bidding. Financing if being used must be in place prior to bidding. Any announcements made the day of the auction shall supersede all marketing. SELLER: ROBERT D. AUSTIN & LOIS E. AUSTIN TRUSTS Troy D Lippard Auctioneer/Broker Lippard Auctioneers Inc 49950 Kansas Lic 580-747-6747

As you can see from the pictures this is a very nice kansas tract. There is a creek bottom that runs North to South through the entire property with great cover. There is also a nice shelter belt on the east side. The cropland has a good farmer in place with crop rotation in place with different crops planted each year. You can also tell from the pictures there is plenty of game here with great genetics in the Whitetail herd. Call for a showing! Jim Rolfe Distance to city: 5 miles NW of South Haven Borders: Creek bottoms / farmland / shelter belts Legal Desc: a parcel of land located in Sec 31, T-33-5, R-1-W containing 117+/- acres all in Sumner County KS Wells: 2 nice antler shed box stands Pivots: 2 400 pound corn feeders Minerals: Conveyed any owned Hunting: Deer / Turkey / Quail / Pheasant / Doves Waterfront: No Name Creek runs through the property Adjoining property types: Farmland / woodlots Timber: Woods on creek and shelter belt / Good trees and cover for Bow hunting Farm: Leased Cropland Acres: 75.90

TRACT 3 720± ACRES * SUMNER COUNTY, KANSAS * SOUTH HAVEN AREA * CROPLAND * GRASS PASTURE * OFFERED IN 5 TRACTS * MAJORITY CLASS II SOILS ROBERT D. AUSTIN & LOIS E. AUSTIN TRUSTS AUCTION No Reserve * Live Off Site with Online Bidding TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 22nd 1PM AUCTION LOCATION: South Haven Community Building, 207 Main South Haven, KS. TRACT 3 Directions to Farm: S Hillside Rd & E 180Th St S, South Haven, KS, 67140 From I-35 & Hwy 166 go 1.5 miles east to South Hydraulic Rd, then south 1 mile to E 170th St S, then 1 mile east to South Hillside Rd. Next go ½ mile south. Legal Description: SE/4 3-35S-1E of the 6th P.M. Sumner Co. KS. Taxes: 2025 taxes were $481, 2026 taxes will be prorated to day of closing. Minerals: any minerals owned will transfer with the surface rights. Description: This tract consists of approximately 157.6± acres. According to the county FSA office there is 156.75 DCP cropland with 148.5 wheat base and 45-bushel yield, 5.9 grain sorghum base with yield of 37 bushels, and .20 soybean base with a yield of 41 bushels. This is productive crop land with all class II soils. Electric lines on the NE corner of property. Principal soil types are: Tabler silty loam, 0-1% slopes, class II; Kirkland silt loam, 1-3% slope, class II. Auctioneers Note: These tracts will be sold separately and not as combination. Possession on all Farms: will be March 1, 2027 or after the harvest of the 2027 spring crop. Previewing the Farms: can be done during daylight hours only. Do not drive on any crops Pre-Auction Offers: No pre-auction offers will be accepted prior to auction date. Internet Bidding: will be available by clicking online bidding link to register, there is 5% Online Bidding fee that will be added to final bid price, if bidding online only. Neither the Auction Company nor the Sellers are responsible in the event of loss of internet signal by either side. Additional Fees will apply. Terms: 10% of the total purchase price is to be placed in escrow the day of the auction with the balance being due upon delivery of marketable title. Disclaimer: All information has been taken from sources believed reliable; however, no guarantee is being made by the auction company nor the seller. Bidder should satisfy themselves as to any inspections prior to bidding. Financing if being used must be in place prior to bidding. Any announcements made the day of the auction shall supersede all marketing. SELLER: ROBERT D. AUSTIN & LOIS E. AUSTIN TRUSTS Troy D Lippard Auctioneer/Broker Lippard Auctioneers Inc 49950 Kansas Lic 580-747-6747

720± ACRES * SUMNER COUNTY, KANSAS * SOUTH HAVEN AREA * CROPLAND * GRASS PASTURE * OFFERED IN 5 TRACTS * MAJORITY CLASS II SOILS ROBERT D. AUSTIN & LOIS E. AUSTIN TRUSTS AUCTION No Reserve * Live Off Site with Online Bidding TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 22nd 1PM AUCTION LOCATION: South Haven Community Building, 207 Main South Haven, KS. TRACT 1 Directions to Farm: S Hillside Rd & E 170 Th St S, South Haven, KS, 67140 From I-35 & Hwy 166 go 1.5 miles east to South Hydraulic Rd, then south 1 mile to E 170th St S, then ½ mile east. Legal Description: NE/4 3-35S-1E of the 6th P.M. Sumner Co. KS. Taxes for Tract 1 & 2 combined 2025 taxes were $1,861, 2026 taxes will be prorated to day of closing. Minerals: any minerals owned will transfer with the surface rights. Description: Tract 1 is approximately 158± acres of crop land. West boundary is not the fence line. Boundary is east of fence line. Tract 1 & 2 are combined on FSA report. Tract 1&2 consists of approximately 313 acres. According to the county FSA office there is 248.46 DCP cropland with 248.4 wheat base acres and 35-bushel yield and 2 acres soybean base with 25-bushel yield. This productive crop land consisted of all class II soils and has good gravel road access on the north and east. There are also powerlines on north and east sides of the property. Principal soil types are: Tabler silty loam, 0-1% slopes, class II; Kirkland silt loam, 1-3% slope, class II. Auctioneers Note: These tracts will be sold separately and not as combination. Possession on all Farms: will be March 1, 2027 or after the harvest of the 2027 spring crop. Previewing the Farms: can be done during daylight hours only. Do not drive on any crops Pre-Auction Offers: No pre-auction offers will be accepted prior to auction date. Internet Bidding: will be available by clicking online bidding link to register, there is 5% Online Bidding fee that will be added to final bid price, if bidding online only. Neither the Auction Company nor the Sellers are responsible in the event of loss of internet signal by either side. Additional Fees will apply. Terms: 10% of the total purchase price is to be placed in escrow the day of the auction with the balance being due upon delivery of marketable title. Disclaimer: All information has been taken from sources believed reliable; however, no guarantee is being made by the auction company nor the seller. Bidder should satisfy themselves as to any inspections prior to bidding. Financing if being used must be in place prior to bidding. Any announcements made the day of the auction shall supersede all marketing. SELLER: ROBERT D. AUSTIN & LOIS E. AUSTIN TRUSTS Troy D Lippard Auctioneer/Broker Lippard Auctioneers Inc 49950 Kansas Lic 580-747-6747

154.53 Acres | Sumner County, Kansas Located in South Central Kansas, this 154.53 acre farm offers a combination of cropland, recreational appeal, and long-term investment value. Located along South Argonia Road and Highway 44 in western Sumner County, the property has excellent access and a strategic location between Argonia, Anthony, Harper, Wellington, Caldwell, and South Haven, while remaining within convenient driving distance of the Wichita metro area. According to FSA maps, the farm includes approximately 145.29 acres of cropland, providing an opportunity for agricultural operations with a central location providing access to grain markets, farm suppliers, and livestock sale barns. A strong mix of soils is indicative of solid agricultural capability. Soil types include Kirkland Silt Loam (approximately 68.5 acres), Renfrow-Grainola Complex (approximately 46.8 acres), Elandco Silty Clay Loam (approximately 14.7 acres), and Bethany Silt Loam (approximately 12.5 acres). Much of the acreage consists of Class II and III soils with favorable characteristics for crop production, providing dependable long term agricultural and investment value. The rolling topography creates excellent natural drainage while maintaining farmable acreage. Fall Creek provides a tree lined creek corridor that adds aesthetic appeal and wildlife habitat. Fall creek and additional drainages provide seasonal water movement to further enhance the property's ecological diversity. In addition to its farming income potential, the property also offers recreational opportunities. The Fall Creek corridor provides cover, travel routes, and habitat for wildlife including whitetail deer, quail, turkeys, and other small game species. The combination of productive cropland and creek bottom habitat creates viable food sources and travel corridors that can support hunting opportunities while maintaining agricultural productivity. High quality tillable acreage with recreational value remains one of the most sought after assets in Kansas. With approximately 145.29 FSA cropland acres, quality soils, excellent road frontage, and recreational attributes, this farm presents an exceptional opportunity for farmers, ranchers, investors, and recreational buyers. Properties that combine productive cropland, wildlife habitat, road access, and strong regional demand are increasingly difficult to find. This Sumner County farm offers an opportunity to acquire a tract capable of generating annual agricultural income and long term appreciation, and recreational opportunities. To schedule your private showing, please contact listing agent Shay Stephens at 620-388-3454 or . All showings must be scheduled through the listing agent, and the listing agent or a representative of Salt Plains Properties.

Tract 5 720± ACRES * SUMNER COUNTY, KANSAS * SOUTH HAVEN AREA * CROPLAND * GRASS PASTURE * OFFERED IN 5 TRACTS * MAJORITY CLASS II SOILS ROBERT D. AUSTIN & LOIS E. AUSTIN TRUSTS AUCTION No Reserve * Live Off Site with Online Bidding TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 22nd 1PM AUCTION LOCATION: South Haven Community Building, 207 Main South Haven, KS. TRACT 5 Directions to Farm: E 120th St S & S Meridian Rd, South Haven, KS, 67140 From I-35 & Hwy 166 go 1/2-mile west to S Seneca Rd, then North 4 miles to E 120th St. South. Next go 1 mile west. Legal Description: SE/4 1-34S-1W of the 6th P.M. Sumner Co. KS less tract previously sold in SW corner. Taxes: 2025 taxes were $925, 2026 taxes will be prorated to day of closing. Minerals: any minerals owned will transfer with the surface rights. Description: This tract consists of approximately 155.7± acres. According to the county FSA office there is 148.93 DCP cropland with 145.8 wheat base with 32-bushel yield and .80 acres soybean base with a 25-bushel yield. There are power lines along the south road which is good gravel. Principal soil types are: Farnum loam, 1-3% slopes, class II; Farnum loam, 0-1% slopes, class I; Milan loam, 3-6% slopes, class III; Bethany silt loam 0-1% slopes, class II; Bethany silt loam, 1-3% slopes class II; Milan loam 3-6% slopes, class III. Auctioneers Note: These tracts will be sold separately and not as combination. Possession on all Farms: will be March 1, 2027 or after the harvest of the 2027 spring crop. Previewing the Farms: can be done during daylight hours only. Do not drive on any crops Pre-Auction Offers: No pre-auction offers will be accepted prior to auction date. Internet Bidding: will be available by clicking online bidding link to register, there is 5% Online Bidding fee that will be added to final bid price, if bidding online only. Neither the Auction Company nor the Sellers are responsible in the event of loss of internet signal by either side. Additional Fees will apply. Terms: 10% of the total purchase price is to be placed in escrow the day of the auction with the balance being due upon delivery of marketable title. Disclaimer: All information has been taken from sources believed reliable; however, no guarantee is being made by the auction company nor the seller. Bidder should satisfy themselves as to any inspections prior to bidding. Financing if being used must be in place prior to bidding. Any announcements made the day of the auction shall supersede all marketing. SELLER: ROBERT D. AUSTIN & LOIS E. AUSTIN TRUSTS Troy D Lippard Auctioneer/Broker Lippard Auctioneers Inc 49950 Kansas Lic 580-747-6747

160 Acres | Sumner County, Kansas | Premier Trophy Whitetail & Recreational Ranch In the world of Kansas trophy whitetail hunting, location is everything-and this exceptional 160 acreranch is positioned in one of the most coveted neighborhoods in the state. Located in Sumner County, just east of the Harper County line in renowned Deer Management Unit 15, this remarkable property lies between Anthony and Caldwell, an area that has earned a well-deserved reputation for producing mature, Boone & Crockett-caliber whitetails year after year. Designed by nature and perfected over time, the ranch offers an outstanding blend of habitat that consistently attracts and holds wildlife. Fall Creek meanders through the northwest portion of the property, complemented by two additional creek systems that create natural travel corridors, secluded bedding areas, and strategic pinch points sought after by experienced hunters. A small pond provides an additional year-round water source, completing the essential ingredients for exceptional wildlife habitat. Large expanses of native grass offer outstanding bedding cover for mature deer while also providing ideal nesting habitat for upland birds. Two agricultural fields supply dependable food sources that keep wildlife utilizing the property throughout the seasons. The diversity of habitat creates a landscape capable of supporting wildlife year-round while offering multiple stand locations and endless opportunities to develop the ranch into an elite hunting property. Perhaps most impressive is the property's history of minimal hunting pressure. Rarely does a farm with this combination of habitat, location, and genetics come to market without years of intensive hunting. This presents the next owner with an incredible opportunity to establish a carefully managed hunting program in one of Kansas' premier trophy-producing regions. Beyond its exceptional whitetail potential, the ranch offers outstanding populations of Rio Grande turkey, bobwhite quail, pheasant, and migrating waterfowl, creating a true four-season recreational destination. Whether pursuing spring gobblers, flushing coveys behind a bird dog, or watching ducks settle into the pond on a cold winter morning, this property delivers the diverse outdoor experiences that define the Kansas landscape. Premier hunting properties in this area are becoming increasingly difficult to acquire. Combining live water, diverse native habitat, productive tillable acreage, exceptional wildlife populations, and a location surrounded by proven trophy genetics, this ranch represents not only an extraordinary recreational opportunity but also a tangible investment in one of the Midwest's most desirable land markets. Property Features 160 acres in Sumner County, Kansas Located in highly sought-after Kansas Deer Management Unit 15 Prime location between Anthony and Caldwell Fall Creek traverses the northwest portion of the ranch Two additional seasonal creek systems Small pond providing year-round water Extensive native grass offering exceptional bedding and nesting cover Two agricultural fields providing dependable food sources Outstanding populations of trophy whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, pheasant, bobwhite quail, and waterfowl Minimal historical hunting pressure Located in a neighborhood with a long-standing reputation for producing Boone & Crockett-class whitetails Outstanding recreational, hunting, and long-term investment potential This is more than a hunting property-it is an opportunity to own a legacy ranch in one of Kansas' most respected trophy whitetail destinations. Maps are approximate, a survey is being done. If you have questions contact the Legacy Land Company listing agent. Asking $699,900 If interested in a private showing contact the Legacy Land Company listing agent JC Hall 620-440-2919

Located in southern Sumner County, KS and the last property north of the state line sits 255.7 acres diversity that serious hunters and outdoor lovers search for. Bluff Creek bisects the northern portion of the property and provides live water and excellent cover. There are also nearly 50 acres of tillable farmland providing income and food for wildlife. Rolling hills and deep cedar filled draws round out the balance of the property. Land This 255.7 acres features a bit of just about everything. Live water always make the top of the list and tillable acres that can produce income and enhance wildlife is close behind. There are also grassland acres that have been used to pasture cattle. Add in some dense timber and some impressive change in elevation and you have one very diversified property. Starting on the south end, where Oklahoma sits just on the other side of the fence line, the grassland is thick and full across the hilltops and down into the deep, cedar and scrub filled ravines that reach out like fingers. These hilltops provide incredible views in all directions and are generally flat on top with plenty of opportunities for a future homesite. Moving north, you quickly drop down into the greater creek bed valley where an open area of 23.76 acres has been successfully farmed. This piece of farmland is surrounded by dense timber in all directions and is flanked by Bluff Creek. Bluff Creek runs for over half a mile through the property providing clear, clean, live water that runs all year round. North of the creek sits another tillable tract of nearly 27 acres and more dense, thick timber that runs alongside the entire length of the creek bed. Recreation Some properties have all the right ingredients--you can feel it the moment you step out of the truck. This 255.7-acre ranch just southwest of Caldwell is one of those places. With Bluff Creek winding through the property, three smaller drainages feeding into it, productive crop ground, rolling terrain, and thick creek-bottom timber, this is the kind of farm that naturally holds wildlife and gives deer everything they need to spend their lives close by. Bluff Creek is the heartbeat of the property. Unlike seasonal waterways that only carry water after a rain, Bluff Creek provides live water that attracts wildlife year-round. The creek is lined with beautiful sandbars, mature cottonwoods, elm, oak, and thick stands of eastern red cedar, creating the kind of cover that makes mature bucks feel comfortable. The additional drainages branch off the creek system, adding even more bedding cover and creating natural travel routes throughout the ranch. For whitetail hunters, it's hard not to appreciate how this property lays out. The rolling topography, timbered draws, and winding creek naturally funnel deer movement through creek crossings, pinch points, and transition areas that practically beg for a tree stand. Whether you prefer hunting early-season patterns or waiting for the November rut, there are countless places where the terrain does the work for you. The crop fields on the property only make it better. When you combine quality food, dependable water, and thick security cover, you create the three things deer need every day. Instead of simply traveling across the property, they'll have good reason to spend their time here. As crops mature and temperatures cool in the fall, those feeding areas naturally become part of a mature buck's daily routine. One thing that really stands out about this ranch is how much untouched potential it has. The property has seen very little hunting pressure in recent years, giving the next owner a chance to start with a clean slate. Whether your approach is carefully managing access, adding a few strategically placed food plots, improving native grasses, or simply letting the habitat continue to do what it already does well, there's plenty of opportunity to develop this into a truly special hunting property. And while the whitetail hunting is the main attraction, the recreation doesn't stop there. Bluff Creek is a beautiful place to spend an afternoon fishing, exploring the sandbars, or simply enjoying the quiet. The ranch also offers excellent hunting for Rio Grande turkey, bobwhite quail, seasonal waterfowl and plenty of other Kansas wildlife, making it a property you'll enjoy long after deer season closes. Access comes from the west on a county-maintained road, making it easy to get to while still offering the privacy and seclusion that make a property like this so enjoyable. Finding a tract with live water, quality timber, productive cropland, elevation changes, and light hunting pressure is becoming more difficult every year in southern Kansas. That's what makes this property so appealing. It already has the habitat that takes decades to create, and it's ready for the next owner to enjoy from day one while putting their own stamp on it for years to come. Property Highlights: Bluff Creek provides year-round live water Three additional drainages create outstanding wildlife habitat Beautiful creek-bottom timber with cottonwood, elm, oak, and eastern red cedar Rolling terrain with natural funnels, creek crossings, and excellent stand locations Productive crop fields providing an on-property food source Outstanding bedding cover and security habitat for whitetail deer Beautiful sandbars with fishing opportunities along Bluff Creek Excellent hunting for whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, bobwhite quail, and other wildlife Very little hunting pressure in recent years County road access from the west Whether you're looking for a place to chase Kansas whitetails every fall, spend weekends fishing the creek with family, or invest in a piece of land that only gets better with time, this ranch is the kind of property that's becoming harder and harder to find. The habitat is here. The water is here. The cover is here. All that's missing is the next owner to make it their own. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Seller's Water Rights, if any, are set to transfer to Buyer at closing. This property is being offered with surface rights only. Mineral Rights will not transfer at closing. Region & Climate Southern Sumner County has long been known as one of Kansas' hidden gems for outdoor recreation. Located along the Oklahoma border the property lies just southwest of Caldwell, a small community that serves as a gateway to some of the region's best hunting and recreation. While the area maintains its quiet rural character, it remains conveniently accessible from Wichita, Wellington, and north-central Oklahoma, making weekend trips and family getaways easy. The region experiences four distinct seasons, each offering something unique for outdoor recreation. Mild springs bring green-up across the native prairie and outstanding Rio Grande turkey hunting. Summers are ideal for exploring the creek, fishing, and enjoying long days on the property. Fall brings crisp mornings, changing hardwoods, and some of the best whitetail hunting in the Midwest as bucks begin to travel during the rut. Winter provides excellent opportunities for predator hunting, wildlife photography, and enjoying the peaceful beauty of the Kansas landscape. Average annual precipitation of approximately 30 to 35 inches helps support healthy native grasses, productive cropland, and the hardwood creek bottoms that make this region so attractive to wildlife. Location While State Line On Bluff Creek Ranch offers the peace and privacy of rural Kansas, you're only minutes from the conveniences of Caldwell. The community has everything needed for day-to-day living or a weekend at the ranch, including a full-service grocery store, locally owned banks, a pharmacy, hardware and farm supply businesses, automotive repair services, fuel, and a variety of locally owned shops and businesses. When it's time to grab a meal, Caldwell offers several hometown favorite restaurants and additional cafs and local eateries throughout the historic downtown district. Healthcare is close at hand with Caldwell Regional Medical Center. The community also offers quality schools, a public library, churches, parks, and high-speed fiber internet, making Caldwell an excellent home base whether you're visiting for hunting season or considering full-time country living. For larger shopping, dining, and medical services, Wellington is approximately 25 minutes to the north, while Wichita is about an hour away, giving property owners easy access to larger retail centers and regional amenities without sacrificing the quiet lifestyle that makes southern Sumner County such a special place to own land.

80 Acres on Fall Creek | Sumner County, Kansas Premier Whitetail, Waterfowl & Upland Hunting Property If you've been searching for a property that offers exceptional hunting, breathtaking scenery, and year-round outdoor recreation, this 80 acre tract on Fall Creek in Sumner County, Kansas deserves your attention. The landscape features rolling hills blanketed in native grasses, creating a picturesque setting that is as beautiful as it is productive for wildlife. A winding waterway flows through the heart of the property, feeding a pasture pond that becomes a magnet for ducks and geese throughout the migration season. For upland bird hunters, this farm offers outstanding habitat with strong populations of pheasant and quail, making every season an opportunity to enjoy Kansas at its finest. The eastern boundary is highlighted by Fall Creek, providing a dependable year-round water source along with dense natural cover that creates ideal travel corridors for world-class Kansas whitetail deer. This combination of water, cover, native grasses, and surrounding habitat makes the property exceptionally attractive to mature bucks and other wildlife. Whether your passion is chasing trophy whitetails, calling in ducks, flushing pheasants, hunting quail, fishing the pond, or simply enjoying the peace and beauty of the outdoors, this property is built for the true year-round outdoorsman. Property Highlights: 80 acres in Sumner County, Kansas Scenic rolling hills with established native grasses Fall Creek runs through the eastern portion of the property Winding waterway feeding a productive pasture pond Excellent waterfowl hunting for ducks and geese Outstanding pheasant and quail habitat Prime whitetail deer habitat with exceptional cover and water Beautiful recreational property with multiple opportunities Additional acreage available Don't miss this opportunity to own an exceptional Kansas hunting and recreational property in an area known for outstanding wildlife and unforgettable outdoor experiences. For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact: JC Hall Legacy Land & Homes of Kansas 620-440-2919

150 acres of versatile Kansas land, previously used for agriculture. Ideal for farming, raising cattle, hunting, ATV trails, or a private getaway. Endless potential for recreational or rural use!

A rare opportunity to own 47.8 acres of beautiful Kansas recreational property where peaceful mornings, wide-open skies, and the simple pleasures of rural living come together. Meandering trails wind through the woods, inviting you to take a quiet walk, ride, hunt, or simply disappear into nature for a little while. This wildlife habitat ensures hunting year around, Whitetail deer are well established on this hunting retreat. A stocked pond adds to the tranquility and provides the perfect backdrop for lazy afternoons and peaceful evenings by the water. For those who dream of equestrian living, the property features a horse arena and plenty of room to enjoy your horses and embrace the freedom that comes with having acreage of your own. The 80 x 120 barn used to be a roping arena now features a 4+ over sized garage with underground storage. The four bedroom two bath home has so many features including geothermal heating and cooling along with solar panels, saving on the energy bills. A 20KW Generic back up generator so you'll never be without power and a tankless water heater. With two living rooms, the sun room adds even more space to entertain or relax. A huge concrete patio just out the back door has enough space for hosting a large party or just an evening alone enjoying the sunsets. A clean storm shelter is just off of the patio for easy access. A permanently placed 2012 Grand Lodge trailer as private guest house featuring two bedrooms and a loft is perfect for multi-generational living or hosting guests, allowing them to have privacy while enjoying the beauty of the land. This is a must see to be able to fully appreciate everything this home has to offer.

Set on 10.4 scenic acres near Argonia, KS, this stunning contemporary new build delivers a rare blend of luxury design, cutting-edge efficiency, and peaceful country living. With 5 bedrooms, 5 full bathrooms, and 1 half bath, every inch of this property has been thoughtfully designed for both comfort and statement-making style. Step inside to a light-filled interior where expansive windows frame stunning views and flood the home with natural light. The open-concept living space features sleek lines, an electric fireplace with tile accent wall, glass shelving, an 86 Sony TV, and striking ultra-modern accent lighting throughout. The gourmet kitchen is outfitted with a 10 ft. quartz island, a full suite of Bosch appliances, and modern finishes that flow seamlessly into the dining and living areas perfect for entertaining. There is even a coffee station with water hookups for your specialty appliances. The primary suite is a true retreat, showcasing a spa-inspired bathroom complete with a soaking tub, double sinks, water closet, walk-in tile shower with motion sensor lighting, and ultra-modern fixtures. All bathrooms feature fully tiled showers with 3/8 thick and 7 6 tall glass doors, continuing the home s clean, high-end aesthetic. Custom all-wood shelving in every closet and pantry, along with butcher block floating shelves, adds quality and functionality throughout. The view-out lower level offers two stylish bars one complete with an undercounter beverage cooler and the other with a sink ideal for hosting. Another gorgeous electric fireplace is the focal point of the lower living area and a half bathroom is conveniently located nearby. The basement bedroom has its own ensuite and the theatre room features a raised level for seating and a nook for equipment. The upper level houses 3 bedrooms, one with an ensuite and custom shelving, and all with stunning views of the property. There is a bonus room above the garage that would make the perfect office with a custom butcher block desk and cabinetry. All-electric central HVAC services the main and lower levels, while individual split HVAC systems on the upper levels ensure personalized comfort, and the home s 6 walls with blow-in fiberglass, roof & overhangs with spray foam insulation, and 400-amp electrical service provide efficiency and performance. Additional features include an 85-gallon water heater with recirculation pump, reverse osmosis system, and a dedicated storm shelter room for peace of mind. Outside, enjoy a covered deck finished with real slate stone tile, overlooking your private -acre pond. The acreage is a perfect mix of trees and meadows, and has potential for great ATV or walking trails. The property also includes a sprinkler system, two wells, and a compacted pad already prepared for a future detached building. A 3-car garage with a modern glass panel door completes the home s striking exterior, and a 5-year property tax abatement adds incredible value. This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to own a truly modern masterpiece in a serene rural setting where luxury, design, and functionality meet.