Sumner County, Kansas Land For Sale (9 results)

80 acres +/- This is in 2 separate parcels,to be sold together, the second address is 0000 N Meridian Rd Legal: S36, T31, R01W,ACRES 44.7, BEG NE COR SE4 TH S1445',SWLY 1307.3',N1555',E1300' TO POB Tax amount is the combination of both parcels.Currently planted in bean, cash rent, possession after bean crop. Cash rent will pass to the buyer will full price offer.

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

Just outside of Mulvane, Kansas, and just minutes from the Wichita metro is this amazing sportsman's paradise on the banks of the Arkansas River. This farm truly packs a punch for the person looking for all mother nature has to offer! From chasing the springtime toms and fishing in the river to a fall day in the tree stand awaiting that Kansas giant, to a snowy winter day stacking up a few mallards on the river, are just a few options this property brings to the table. At 16 +/- acres, the property provides hardly any maintenance and is pure fun. Easy access as it sits just outside of Mulvane and is only mile of gravel. When the summer heat turns up, load up the family and head for the river! This farm has amazing river access that allows you to drive directly to the sand bar to swim and fish all day. Have an airboat? Launch it directly from your property, as river access is there with very limited bank to navigate. For the waterfowl enthusiast, this property sits in a historically strong winter roosting location for thousands of ducks and geese. River access for anyone with a boat and in a high-traffic area allows for numerous opportunities for successful hunts. A warm water discharge at the corner of the property keeps the river open, no matter how cold it gets. The property has a shallow sand pit that will allow for spring and summer fishing. A custom-built duck blind will keep everyone warm, comfortable, and cozy during those fall duck hunts or late-season traffic honker hunts. For the deer hunter, this small, diverse property provides a great opportunity to chase the river bottom bucks you often hear about. Large, private neighbors and neighboring sand plants allow for bucks to age well, and this river bottom is caulked full of irrigated crops that keep a mature whitetail healthy and growing. This property has produced many trophy whitetail hunts. The property's small size allows for quick access to the stand, and its proximity allows any owner to get to the farm quickly from home or work. This farm is truly a playground that does not require the large maintenance that big farms do. It's a place to dip your toes in the summer sand, skip a rock, and build memories with the family. When summer comes to an end, the fall colors come to life, and you can slip on that camo, breathe that fresh fall air, enjoying a moment with some friends in the blind or a little alone time in the deer stand chasing the neighborhood giant that just showed up! Properties that are this convenient to work and home are a must-see! To answer any questions or schedule a showing, please contact listing agent Tyler Heil at (913) 207-4541. Property Features -15.74 taxable acres -S6, T30, R2E -Deer Unit 13 -4 +/- acre pit pond -Arkansas River frontage -Custom-built duck blind -Big neighboring timber -Large sand bar -Large winter roost area -Strong deer harvest history -24 miles to Andover -22 miles Wellington -25 miles Wichita International -150 miles OKC

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

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.

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

Discover an exceptional 160-acre hunting paradise in Sumner Countya rare opportunity for trophy whitetail hunters. This premium tract features coveted Class A soil, ideal for both crop production and strategically placed food plots, many of which are already established to attract and consistently hold mature bucks throughout the season. The land offers a perfect combination of habitat features: mature hardwoods, dense bedding thickets, and multiple ponds that serve as year-round water sources. This property has a proven history of producing giants, with several trophy-caliber deer spotted in the area. It also comes fully equipped and hunt-ready, including blinds, feeders, and additional improvements valued at approximately $30,000 dollars making it a turnkey setup for a serious outdoorsman. Rarely does a farm blend agricultural potential and elite whitetail genetics this seamlessly. Opportunities like this dont come around often. Offered by Tyson Barnes with Cimarron Land Group.

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!

Completely updated and move-in ready, this spacious split-level home offers 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and sits on 4.81 acres in the desirable South Haven area with horses allowed. Nearly every inch of the home has been renovated with new interior and exterior paint, new flooring, updated lighting throughout, new interior and exterior doors, new windows, hardware, and trim. The stunning new kitchen features updated cabinetry with soft-close drawers, granite counter tops, along with new stainless steel appliances provided for the buyer. Major mechanical updates include a new HVAC system and new hot water tank for added peace of mind. All three bathrooms have been beautifully remodeled with new vanities, plumbing and lighting fixtures, including a tub insert and a custom walk-in tile shower in the master bath. Outside, the property offers excellent space and versatility with a large 98x38 arch-rib outbuilding and two lean-tos, perfect for equipment, storage, hobbies, or livestock needs. Conveniently located just minutes south of Wellington for shopping and dining, this property combines country living with nearby amenities. Easy to show.