Wabaunsee County, Kansas Land For Sale (16 results)

This turnkey whitetail farm is located west of Harveyville in an area known for tremendous genetics. From the Flint Hills native grass pasture, hardwoods along Dragoon Creek, or an evening field edge hunt over a crop field, this farm has it all. Trees and brush have been cleared from the high points while leaving ample cover along drainages, creating perfect travel corridors to intercept cruising bucks.The entire acreage is contiguous, with a barbed wire fence perimeter and gated entrances adding extra security from trespassers. Sodbuster Road has been closed, preventing travel through the heart of the area. These attributes provide the atmosphere and security that deer and other wildlife seek, which results in yearlong use.Four tower blinds overlook strategically placed large-capacity Outback Wildlife Feeders, creating excellent ambush locations for any wind direction. The setups are geared for the rifle hunter but could be adjusted for the bowhunting range. The farm's south, west, and eastern edges consist of larger timber, creating additional tree stand opportunities for the bowhunter.Flowing creeks, springs, and ponds scattered throughout the farm provide water for wildlife even in the driest years. Beyond whitetail deer, this farm provides year-round enjoyment and recreation, including upland, small game, and predator opportunities. Multiple ponds provide excellent fishing and waterfowl potential through the fall. The ponds are removed from prime deer habitat, creating an opportunity for an early morning waterfowl hunt without affecting your evening deer pursuit. For the avid outdoorsman, this is the perfect scenario!Several locations would be perfect to build a home or cabin to enjoy throughout the year. If you've been searching for your dream Kansas farm, you won't want to miss this opportunity. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a private showing!

Located in the north half of Section 36-14-12 in Wabaunsee County, Kansas, this farm offers a strong combination of recreational opportunity, wildlife habitat, and agricultural income. The property consists of a mix of open hay ground, brush, and hardwood-covered creek bottom, creating diverse terrain that supports multiple uses throughout the year.The hay acreage provides income potential while also contributing to open feeding areas for wildlife. The remaining acreage consists of wooded drainage and brush that provide cover, bedding, and travel corridors for whitetail deer. This habitat layout is well-suited for consistent deer activity, with additional opportunities for small game, upland birds, waterfowl, and predator hunting.A large pond is located on the property and is known to attract waterfowl during the fall migration. The pond also provides fishing opportunities and serves as a year-round water source for wildlife. The combination of water, timber, and open ground allows recreational use throughout the year.The farm will be sold with two tower blinds and two feeders in place, allowing immediate use for hunting. These improvements are positioned to take advantage of existing habitat features and wildlife movement.In addition to recreational use, there are several locations on the property that may be suitable for a future rural home, subject to county approvals and utility availability. This tract offers flexibility for buyers seeking hunting land, income-producing acreage, or long-term ownership in a proven area of Wabaunsee County. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a showing.

This 460-acre property is located in Section 25-14-12 of Wabaunsee County, Kansas, and offers a well-balanced combination of grazing land, wildlife habitat, and recreational opportunity. The farm is primarily native grass pasture and hay, making it well-suited for livestock grazing or hay production while also supporting a strong wildlife presence.The entire property is perimeter-fenced with barbed wire in good to excellent condition. This allows for immediate use for grazing operations and helps manage livestock efficiently across the acreage. Brush control has been implemented on the upland portions of the farm, improving grass health and usability while maintaining excellent cover and habitat along the drainages and in lower elevations. These areas provide critical bedding, travel, and security cover for whitetail deer.Water is a standout feature with six ponds scattered throughout the acreage, providing reliable water sources for livestock and wildlife. Several of these ponds also offer quality fishing opportunities. In addition to the ponds, multiple active springs are present, along with a creek bottom that provides seasonal water and serves as a major wildlife travel corridor. Deer regularly utilize the creek bottom to move between blocks of cover, creating consistent hunting opportunities.The property supports strong trophy whitetail deer habitat, with a combination of native grasses, brushy drainages, and water sources that allow deer to remain on the property year-round. A tower blind and a large feeder are included with the sale, offering immediate hunting infrastructure for the new owner. In addition to deer hunting, the ponds attract waterfowl in the fall, adding recreational value.This tract offers flexibility for buyers looking for a working cattle operation, a recreational hunting property, or a combination of both. The layout, fencing, water distribution, and habitat management practices in place make this a functional and productive piece of land in a proven area of the Flint Hills. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a showing

This 119.9-acre property is located in the west half of Section 36-14-12 in Wabaunsee County, in an area well known for its productive farmland and consistent wildlife habitat. The south boundary of the property fronts K-31 Highway, and well-maintained Bradford Road is along the western boundary, providing year-round access.The acreage is composed of a combination of tillable cropland, a small native grass pasture, and a wooded creek bottom. The cropland consists primarily of Class 3 soils and is currently under an active farm lease through October 31, 2027. This lease provides annual income, and additional details are available by contacting the listing agent. The balance of land types creates natural transitions and edge habitat that benefit both wildlife movement and hunting setups.The wooded creek bottom runs along the eastern edge of the property and is dissected by a creek entering from the west. Trail camera photos from the area demonstrate regular deer activity, consistent with what Wabaunsee County is known for across the Flint Hills region. The mix of timber, cropland, and grass also provides suitable habitat for bobwhite quail, particularly along field edges and transitional cover.Topography across the farm varies gently, offering several locations that could accommodate a future country home, subject to county approvals and utility availability. The paved highway frontage and layout may lend to potential build-site opportunity.This property offers flexibility for buyers seeking hunting land, an agricultural investment, a future rural residence, or a combination of uses. The existing farm lease provides income while allowing recreational enjoyment, and the location offers a balance of privacy and accessibility. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a showing.

Step back in time with this beautifully crafted native limestone home, nestled among the rolling prairies of the Flint Hills. Built from locally quarried stone, this solid and timeless residence showcases the enduring craftsmanship that defines Kansas’ rural heritage. The property is located minutes from Lake Wabaunsee and approximately one mile south of Eskridge, KS. The home features a simple yet elegant rectangular design with thick native limestone walls, tall windows that fill the rooms with natural light, and a sturdy hipped roof that reflects classic Plains vernacular architecture. A shaded yard with mature trees adds privacy and character, while the open views capture the peaceful beauty of the surrounding countryside. Perfect for those who appreciate historic charm and solid construction, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a true piece of Kansas history. With thoughtful restoration, it could become a stunning country retreat, artist’s studio, or weekend getaway amid one of America’s most iconic landscapes. Purchasing Options: This property can be purchased as a whole or the house with a range of 3 – 14 acres could be sold separately. For more information about this unique property or to schedule a showing, contact: Casey Orr, listing agent | (785) 620-7121

Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers is honored to represent the James M. Warren Trust with the auction of 1,300 +/- acres of Wabaunsee County excellence that is being offered in 11 tracts or combinations thereof. Situated near the eastern edge of the iconic Flint Hills eco-region, these properties each possess unique and inherent attributes that will appeal to diverse buyer types, whether you’re a beef producer, farmer, hunter, investor or are ready to build your forever home. These tracts are all located east and south of Eskridge, Kansas which is a beautiful rural area far away from the noise of the city but close enough to access the amenities of larger locales if needed. Topeka is approximately 25 miles to the northeast, Emporia is 35 miles south and the great town of Manhattan is approximately 44 miles to the northwest.  These parcels have all been in the same family for decades and have an excellent reputation for both production and recreational characteristics. For the livestock producer, the pasture tracts are all reputable parcels with many having substantial natural springs, water wells and ponds for water sources. There's good options here for the grain producer as well in this auction and there's multiple first-class choices here for the deer and waterfowl hunters. The page is is turning to the next chapter and opportunity is knocking to add quality to your operation or portfolio. For those who would need an agricultural tenant, there is a long-time tenant who would be interested in continuing to lease the properties if possible. This Hybrid auction will take place on February 11th at 6:00 P.M. at Champions Landing in Emporia with a physical address of 1801 Rural Street. The auction will feature both a live auction as well as an online option to bid for those who cannot attend in person. For those bidding online, you can pre-register by clicking the green “Register To Bid” box within the listing on our website. To finalize registration to bid online, you will need to email proof of funds if you are not financing or a bank approval letter if you are getting a loan. Tract 8 totals 160 +/- acres and is contiguous to both Tracts 7 and 10. This tract and Tract 7 that adjoins it to the west are being offered separately and in combination as Tract 9, with the property selling in whichever form garners the most proceeds for the Seller. If you purchase the combination, you can then buy Tract 10 which is the 1/2 section to the south, creating one contiguous tract of 560 acres more or less. Tract 10 is being offered as an individual tract only. Tract 8 is composed of an attractive mix of cropland, Native and tame grass complimented by a set of cattle pens for catching and sorting located just off the north boundary road. This is another tract that would be an excellent prospect to background stockers or calve your cows due to forage options, water supply, natural windbreaks and cattle handling infrastructure. Water availability is excellent with 3 ponds on the property and a wet-weather creek running through the east side. There’s also a gravity-fed watering system coming out of the south pond that, according to the tenant, was used as recently as last year but needs some repairs to the hydrant and related plumbing. The cropland portion on this parcel totals 6.48 acres according to FSA records and is mostly composed of excellent Class 1 Reading silty clay loam. Please contact Cameron Roth at 785-917-0867 for more details or to set up a tour of this rare blend of a beef producing property! Location: Eight Mile Rd. 1/4 mile east of Whitetail Rd. Driving Directions: From Eskridge, take Eight Mile Rd. east for 1.25 miles and the property is on the south side. Legal Description: The East ½ of the NW ¼ and the West ½ of the Northeast ¼ of Section 10, Township 14 South, Range 12 East of the 6th P. M., Wabaunsee County, Kansas. Earnest Money: $40,000 due on day of sale. Closing & Possession: Full possession shall be at closing, on or before March 18, 2026. Minerals: The Seller's mineral interests shall transfer to the Buyer at closing. Disclosure: Yellow boundary property lines in the pictures are approximated for reference only. Please refer to the aerial map provided by the Wabaunsee County Appraiser's office in reference to property lines. ***Auction Method: The bid amounts of Tract 8 and Tract 9 will be totaled and an additional $20,000.00 will be added to that total which will be the starting bid price of Tract 10.

Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers is honored to represent the James M. Warren Trust with the auction of 1,300 +/- acres of Wabaunsee County excellence that is being offered in 11 tracts or combinations thereof. Situated near the eastern edge of the iconic Flint Hills eco-region, these properties each possess unique and inherent attributes that will appeal to diverse buyer types, whether you’re a beef producer, farmer, hunter, investor or are ready to build your forever home. These tracts are all located east and south of Eskridge, Kansas which is a beautiful rural area far away from the noise of the city but close enough to access the amenities of larger locales if needed. Topeka is approximately 25 miles to the northeast, Emporia is 35 miles south and the great town of Manhattan is approximately 44 miles to the northwest.  These parcels have all been in the same family for decades and have an excellent reputation for both production and recreational characteristics. For the livestock producer, the pasture tracts are all reputable parcels with many having substantial natural springs, water wells and ponds for water sources. There's good options here for the grain producer as well in this auction and there's multiple first-class choices here for the deer and waterfowl hunters. The page is is turning to the next chapter and opportunity is knocking to add quality to your operation or portfolio. For those who would need an agricultural tenant, there is a long-time tenant who would be interested in continuing to lease the properties if possible. This Hybrid auction will take place on February 11th at 6:00 P.M. at Champions Landing in Emporia with a physical address of 1801 Rural Street. The auction will feature both a live auction as well as an online option to bid for those who cannot attend in person. For those bidding online, you can pre-register by clicking the green “Register To Bid” box within the listing on our website. To finalize registration to bid online, you will need to email proof of funds if you are not financing or a bank approval letter if you are getting a loan. Tract 11 totals 120 acres more or less and is composed of mostly Native grass pasture, a portion of expired CRP, a timbered draw and a good pond near the east property line. The portion of expired CRP is along the south boundary and has a good stand of Native grass for a tract an area that was formerly tillable. This portion needs to go right into your grazing program along with the balance of the property. The fences on this tract are all barbed wire with the fences surrounding the portions currently being grazed rating from adequate to good. There will need to be some fence work done to incorporate the former CRP. There’s also some hunting appeal to this parcel provided by the timbered draw running through the central region. Please refer to the trailcam pictures as we approach the auction date. Please contact Cameron Roth at 785-917-0867 for more details or to set up a tour. Location: Elm Creek Rd. ¼ mile east of Chicken Creek Rd. Driving Directions:  From Eskridge, take Highway 99 south for 6.5 miles to Elm Creek Rd. and turn east. Proceed 1.25 miles and the property will begin on the north side. Brief Legal Description: The East ½ of the NW ¼ and the West ½ of the West ½ of the NE ¼ Section 10, Township 15 South, Range 12 East of the 6th P. M., Wabaunsee County, Kansas. Earnest Money: $40,000 due on day of sale. Closing & Possession: Full possession shall be at closing, on or before March 18, 2026. Minerals: The Sellers mineral interests shall transfer to the Buyer at closing. Disclosure: Yellow boundary property lines in the pictures are approximated for reference only. Please refer to the aerial map provided by the Wabaunsee County Appraiser's office in reference to property lines.

Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers is honored to represent the James M. Warren Trust with the auction of 1,300 +/- acres of Wabaunsee County excellence that is being offered in 11 tracts or combinations thereof. Situated near the eastern edge of the iconic Flint Hills eco-region, these properties each possess unique and inherent attributes that will appeal to diverse buyer types, whether you’re a beef producer, farmer, hunter, investor or are ready to build your forever home. These tracts are all located east and south of Eskridge, Kansas which is a beautiful rural area far away from the noise of the city but close enough to access the amenities of larger locales if needed. Topeka is approximately 25 miles to the northeast, Emporia is 35 miles south and the great town of Manhattan is approximately 44 miles to the northwest.  These parcels have all been in the same family for decades and have an excellent reputation for both production and recreational characteristics. For the livestock producer, the pasture tracts are all reputable parcels with many having substantial natural springs, water wells and ponds for water sources. There's good options here for the grain producer as well in this auction and there's multiple first-class choices here for the deer and waterfowl hunters. The page is is turning to the next chapter and opportunity is knocking to add quality to your operation or portfolio. For those who would need an agricultural tenant, there is a long-time tenant who would be interested in continuing to lease the properties if possible. This Hybrid auction will take place on February 11th at 6:00 P.M. at Champions Landing in Emporia with a physical address of 1801 Rural Street. The auction will feature both a live auction as well as an online option to bid for those who cannot attend in person. For those bidding online, you can pre-register by clicking the green “Register To Bid” box within the listing on our website. To finalize registration to bid online, you will need to email proof of funds if you are not financing or a bank approval letter if you are getting a loan. Tract 6 total 148 acres more or less and is another diverse parcel suited for either the cattleman or the recreational buyer who seeks a premium hunting retreat. Cattle operators will appreciate the improvements at the south boundary near the old homestead. There’s multiple usable outbuildings, grain bins, and an excellent set of pipe pens for your cattle catching and sorting needs. The location is also a big plus as it’s just 3/4 mile to pavement, allowing for convenient drives to the livestock auctions at Emporia, Manhattan or a multitude of other options. The majority of the grasses on the property are Native species, well-known for their resiliency during the heat of summer and ability to sustain through periods of drought when tame grasses falter. There is a separately fenced brome hay meadow at the northwest corner, giving you some quality forage to bale and feed throughout the winter. Boundary fences on this tract vary with all of them at least being adequate. The east and north fences are 4 and 5 strand rated adequate as they are currently holding cattle. The west boundary fence is mostly 5 strand rated good to excellent and the south fence has two different vintages with the western portion being newer 5 strand rated excellent and the eastern portion being mostly 4 strand rated good. Water supply for both livestock and wildlife is supplied by two ponds and a wet-weather creek running through the entire north half of the property. The recreational buyer will love the inherent traits this property offers including the heaviest timber being located far from the boundary roads, yet having beneficial access to your hunting stands from the east, west and south sides, depending on wind direction. There’s an already existing foodplot near the north boundary and there are multiple other excellent options to add food sources if desired. With a quick tour of the property, the upside potential for wildlife development will be obvious and self-evident. A beautiful canvas is here for you to finish as you wish! Please contact Cameron Roth at 785-917-0867 for more details or to set up a tour. DISCLOSURE: The residence on this property is not currently inhabitable and sells as is, without warranty or guarantee of any kind provided by the Sellers or Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers. Location: Northwest of the intersection of Whitetail Rd. and Eight Mile Rd. Driving Directions: From Eskridge, take Eight Mile Rd. east for 3/4 mile and the property is on the north side. Brief Legal Description: The Southeast Quarter of Section 4, Township 14 South, Range 12 East of the 6th P. M., Wabaunsee County, Kansas LESS A TRACT owned by the Eskridge Cemetery Association. Earnest Money: $40,000 due on day of sale. Closing & Possession: Full possession shall be at closing, on or before March 18, 2026. Minerals: The Sellers mineral interests shall transfer to the Buyer at closing. Disclosure: Yellow boundary property lines in the pictures are approximated for reference only. Please refer to the aerial map provided by the Wabaunsee County Appraiser's office in reference to property lines.

Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers is honored to represent the James M. Warren Trust with the auction of 1,300 +/- acres of Wabaunsee County excellence that is being offered in 11 tracts or combinations thereof. Situated near the eastern edge of the iconic Flint Hills eco-region, these properties each possess unique and inherent attributes that will appeal to diverse buyer types, whether you’re a beef producer, farmer, hunter, investor or are ready to build your forever home. These tracts are all located east and south of Eskridge, Kansas which is a beautiful rural area far away from the noise of the city but close enough to access the amenities of larger locales if needed. Topeka is approximately 25 miles to the northeast, Emporia is 35 miles south and the great town of Manhattan is approximately 44 miles to the northwest.  These parcels have all been in the same family for decades and have an excellent reputation for both production and recreational characteristics. For the livestock producer, the pasture tracts are all reputable parcels with many having substantial natural springs, water wells and ponds for water sources. There's good options here for the grain producer as well in this auction and there's multiple first-class choices here for the deer and waterfowl hunters. The page is is turning to the next chapter and opportunity is knocking to add quality to your operation or portfolio. For those who would need an agricultural tenant, there is a long-time tenant who would be interested in continuing to lease the properties if possible. This Hybrid auction will take place on February 11th at 6:00 P.M. at Champions Landing in Emporia with a physical address of 1801 Rural Street. The auction will feature both a live auction as well as an online option to bid for those who cannot attend in person. For those bidding online, you can pre-register by clicking the green “Register To Bid” box within the listing on our website. To finalize registration to bid online, you will need to email proof of funds if you are not financing or a bank approval letter if you are getting a loan. Tract 7 totals 80 acres more or less and is all business for the grain producer with no peripheral distractions from recreational interests! This is a highly efficient parcel with not much waste. Even the waterways are in excellent condition and used for hay production. According to FSA records, total cropland is 66.67 acres with a approximately 9 acres in usable waterways with the balance being a couple small pockets of trees along the east boundary and the north waterway that could be removed. Overwhelming soil types on this tract are Irwin silty clay loam and Ladysmith silty clay loam. The topography has a gentle roll with the majority of slope being 1-3%, when combined with excellent waterways, provides adequate drainage during times of normal precipitation. Again, location is also excellent as it’s approximately one mile to pavement, allowing for convenient drives to the grain markets via Highways 99 or 31. Please contact Cameron Roth at 785-917-0867 for more details or to set up a tour of this efficient cropland offering. Location: Southeast of the intersection of Whitetail Rd. and Eight Mile Rd. Driving Directions: From Eskridge, take Eight Mile Rd. east for 1 mile and the property begins on the south side. Brief Legal Description: The North 1/2 of the Northwest Quarter of Section 10, Township 14 South, Range 12 East of the 6th P. M., Wabaunsee County, Kansas. Earnest Money: $25,000 due on day of sale. Closing & Possession: Full possession shall be at closing, on or before March 18, 2026. Minerals: The Sellers mineral interests shall transfer to the Buyer at closing. Disclosure: Yellow boundary property lines in the pictures are approximated for reference only. Please refer to the aerial map provided by the Wabaunsee County Appraiser's office in reference to property lines. ***Auction Method: The bid amounts of Tract 7 and Tract 8 will be totaled and an additional $20,000.00 will be added to that total which will be the starting bid price of Tract 9.

Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers is honored to represent the James M. Warren Trust with the auction of 1,300 +/- acres of Wabaunsee County excellence that is being offered in 11 tracts or combinations thereof. Situated near the eastern edge of the iconic Flint Hills eco-region, these properties each possess unique and inherent attributes that will appeal to diverse buyer types, whether you’re a beef producer, farmer, hunter, investor or are ready to build your forever home. These tracts are all located east and south of Eskridge, Kansas which is a beautiful rural area far away from the noise of the city but close enough to access the amenities of larger locales if needed. Topeka is approximately 25 miles to the northeast, Emporia is 35 miles south and the great town of Manhattan is approximately 44 miles to the northwest.  These parcels have all been in the same family for decades and have an excellent reputation for both production and recreational characteristics. For the livestock producer, the pasture tracts are all reputable parcels with many having substantial natural springs, water wells and ponds for water sources. There's good options here for the grain producer as well in this auction and there's multiple first-class choices here for the deer and waterfowl hunters. The page is is turning to the next chapter and opportunity is knocking to add quality to your operation or portfolio. For those who would need an agricultural tenant, there is a long-time tenant who would be interested in continuing to lease the properties if possible. This Hybrid auction will take place on February 11th at 6:00 P.M. at Champions Landing in Emporia with a physical address of 1801 Rural Street. The auction will feature both a live auction as well as an online option to bid for those who cannot attend in person. For those bidding online, you can pre-register by clicking the green “Register To Bid” box within the listing on our website. To finalize registration to bid online, you will need to email proof of funds if you are not financing or a bank approval letter if you are getting a loan. Tract 1 is a highly desirable parcel for those seeking an absolute top-shelf recreational property and rural escape. This property has an excellent and easily accessible location and boasts a diverse mixture of cropland, Native grass, brome, mature timber and the crown jewel, a watershed lake encompassing approximately 10 acres! Whether pursuing whitetails or waterfowl, this tract should be moved to the top of your want list. The western half has a heavily wooded draw with a wet-weather creek meandering through the bottom and is flanked by a crop field in the southwest corner. According to the tenant, this draw has a productive spring that typically produces a good water supply. There’s also a pond in the northwest quadrant just east of the timbered draw. Moving eastward, you will find a large expanse of high-quality Native grass pasture that rolls off to the watershed lake near the east boundary. This lake totals approximately 10 acres, featuring a healthy fish population of bass, crappie and catfish and is heavily used by migrating waterfowl. Please be sure to check out our waterfowl videos and trailcam pictures. For the cow/calf producer, there’s obviously plenty to like here as well. You would be challenged to find a better wintering location or place to calve your cows. There’s pavement frontage on two sides, water galore from the lake, pond and creek, a good base to feed on just inside multiple entrances with excellent double pipe gates and plenty of timber with substantial elevation changes, offering a comfortable escape from the wind. The pasture portion boasts robust and resilient Native grass varieties with a heavy influence of Big Bluestem and Indiangrass. The east fence is 5 strand rated mostly good with one small stretch rated adequate. The west and south fences are 5 strand rated good to excellent and the north fence is 5 strand rated mostly good. The tillable portion in the southwest corner of this tract totals 5.68 acres, according to FSA records, and the majority soil types throughout the bottom portions are composed of Martin and Labette silty clay loam varieties. Tract 1 is also being offered in combination with the adjoining Tract 2 (35 +/- acres) to the east. These properties will sell in whichever format garners the most proceeds. This is an extremely high-quality tract for both the recreational buyer and the beef producer. Please contact Cameron Roth at 785-917-0867 for more details or to set up a tour. Disclaimer 1: This Tract is also being offered in combination with the adjoining Tract 2 to the east. We will combine the high bid of Tract 1 and Tract 2, add a $20,000.00 escalator and this is where the bidding will start for Tract 3. The properties will sell in whichever format garners the most proceeds. Location: Northeast of the intersection of Highway 99 and Highway 31. Driving Directions: From Eskridge, take Highway 99 south for 4.7 miles and the property is on the east side. Brief Legal Description: The Southwest Quarter of Section 33, Township 14 South, Range 12 East of the 6th P. M., Wabaunsee County, Kansas. Earnest Money: $50,000 due on day of sale. Closing & Possession: Full possession shall be at closing, on or before March 18, 2026. Minerals: The Sellers mineral interests shall transfer to the Buyer at closing. Disclosure: Yellow boundary property lines in the pictures are approximated for reference only. Please refer to the aerial map provided by the Wabaunsee County Appraiser's office in reference to property lines. ***Auction Method: The bid amounts of Tract 1 and Tract 2 will be totaled and an additional $20,000.00 will be added to that total which will be the starting bid price of Tract 3.

Commercial property located in the heart of Maple Hill, Kansas! This property consists of multiple buildings with easily accessible, downtown, main street road frontage. The first building is a turn-key restaurant that is ready and capable for any owner to walk in and run their business. A recent top-to-bottom renovation sets the table for a successful operation. The natural stone and wood colors create a warm and inviting environment that makes a customer feel right at home. An oversized bar is the perfect place to catch the game and unwind with friends. Ample seating throughout the restaurant provides plenty of places to enjoy a freshly cooked meal. The oversized kitchen and freezer space make it easy to have a well-run and smooth-functioning kitchen. Along with the main restaurant floor, you will also find a room to enjoy a more secluded dining experience. In the back of the restaurant, there is a room that can be reserved for private parties or meetings. A second building gives the owner endless opportunities to add to their business. With a road frontage entrance, this unit could be used to expand the restaurant, add another business, rent to a tenant, or whatever enhances the investment opportunity. Above the main floor businesses, there is a 3 bed, 2 bath apartment. Property Features -Turn-key -Recently renovated -Oversized-bar -Walk in deep freezer -Main Street road frontage -Private dining room -Room for expansion -Multiple business opportunities -3 bed, 2 bath apartment

Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers is honored to represent the James M. Warren Trust with the auction of 1,300 +/- acres of Wabaunsee County excellence that is being offered in 11 tracts or combinations thereof. Situated near the eastern edge of the iconic Flint Hills eco-region, these properties each possess unique and inherent attributes that will appeal to diverse buyer types, whether you’re a beef producer, farmer, hunter, investor or are ready to build your forever home. These tracts are all located east and south of Eskridge, Kansas which is a beautiful rural area far away from the noise of the city but close enough to access the amenities of larger locales if needed. Topeka is approximately 25 miles to the northeast, Emporia is 35 miles south and the great town of Manhattan is approximately 44 miles to the northwest.  These parcels have all been in the same family for decades and have an excellent reputation for both production and recreational characteristics. For the livestock producer, the pasture tracts are all reputable parcels with many having substantial natural springs, water wells and ponds for water sources. There's good options here for the grain producer as well in this auction and there's multiple first-class choices here for the deer and waterfowl hunters. The page is is turning to the next chapter and opportunity is knocking to add quality to your operation or portfolio. For those who would need an agricultural tenant, there is a long-time tenant who would be interested in continuing to lease the properties if possible. This Hybrid auction will take place on February 11th at 6:00 P.M. at Champions Landing in Emporia with a physical address of 1801 Rural Street. The auction will feature both a live auction as well as an online option to bid for those who cannot attend in person. For those bidding online, you can pre-register by clicking the green “Register To Bid” box within the listing on our website. To finalize registration to bid online, you will need to email proof of funds if you are not financing or a bank approval letter if you are getting a loan. Tract 10 totals 320 acres more or less and should be moved to the top of the beef producer’s wish list. Excellent quality Native grass pasture, numerous water sources and infrastructure all combine to compose a tract that should greatly benefit your cattle operation. When touring the property, it seems there’s another water source every time you turn around which you can get a good view of from the drone video. In addition to the 4 ponds and the creek running through the west ½, according to the tenant, there’s a substantial water well near the west boundary that in past years was used to supply the residence across the road. The well isn’t currently being used but there’s another excellent possible option. The grass on this tract is mostly robust Native varieties headlined by the Big 4 of Indiangrass, Switch Grass, Big Bluestem and Little Bluestem. Boundary fences surrounding the pastured portions are all barbed wire with the east, west and south fences being five strand mostly rated good. The north fence is four and five strand rated fair to good, depending on which portion is being evaluated. Please contact Cameron Roth at 785-917-0867 for more details or to set up a tour of this tract that will put the lbs on your cattle. Location: Whitetail Rd and Mourning Dove Rd. Driving Directions: From Eskridge, take Eight Mile Rd. east for 1 mile to Whitetail Rd. and turn south. Proceed ½ mile and the property is on the east side. Brief Legal Description: The South ½ of Section 10, Township 14 South, Range 12 East of the 6th P. M., Wabaunsee County, Kansas. Earnest Money: $60,000 due on day of sale. Closing & Possession: Full possession shall be at closing, on or before March 18, 2026. Minerals: The Sellers mineral interests shall transfer to the Buyer at closing. Disclosure: Yellow boundary property lines in the pictures are approximated for reference only. Please refer to the aerial map provided by the Wabaunsee County Appraiser's office in reference to property lines.

Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers is honored to represent the James M. Warren Trust with the auction of 1,300 +/- acres of Wabaunsee County excellence that is being offered in 11 tracts or combinations thereof. Situated near the eastern edge of the iconic Flint Hills eco-region, these properties each possess unique and inherent attributes that will appeal to diverse buyer types, whether you’re a beef producer, farmer, hunter, investor or are ready to build your forever home. These tracts are all located east and south of Eskridge, Kansas which is a beautiful rural area far away from the noise of the city but close enough to access the amenities of larger locales if needed. Topeka is approximately 25 miles to the northeast, Emporia is 35 miles south and the great town of Manhattan is approximately 44 miles to the northwest.  These parcels have all been in the same family for decades and have an excellent reputation for both production and recreational characteristics. For the livestock producer, the pasture tracts are all reputable parcels with many having substantial natural springs, water wells and ponds for water sources. There's good options here for the grain producer as well in this auction and there's multiple first-class choices here for the deer and waterfowl hunters. The page is is turning to the next chapter and opportunity is knocking to add quality to your operation or portfolio. For those who would need an agricultural tenant, there is a long-time tenant who would be interested in continuing to lease the properties if possible. This Hybrid auction will take place on February 11th at 6:00 P.M. at Champions Landing in Emporia with a physical address of 1801 Rural Street. The auction will feature both a live auction as well as an online option to bid for those who cannot attend in person. For those bidding online, you can pre-register by clicking the green “Register To Bid” box within the listing on our website. To finalize registration to bid online, you will need to email proof of funds if you are not financing or a bank approval letter if you are getting a loan. Located on the aptly named Whitetail Road, Tract 5 is a top-shelf hunting property offering return on investment as well. Totaling 118 acres more or less, this tract is composed of cropland, brome hay meadow, extremely heavy timber and plenty of wildlife habitat complimented by an existing foodplot and an area that would be perfect to develop another secluded food plot. Hunters will love the fact that the heavily timbered area consists of both mature hardwoods and conifers and is situated well away from the boundary roads. Due to distance and elevation change, it’s challenging to see into the heart of the timbered area, providing seclusion and privacy for resident wildlife. Near the center of the timbered portion is an already existing foodplot that is well-placed, being both near water and the natural food sources provided by the crop fields on the property. This area also features scattered cedars and an open area to the west that would make a great location for an additional food plot with plenty of privacy. The northern and eastern portion of the property are a mix of cropland and brome hay meadow, providing additional browse and protein for the wildlife and some return on investment that can be generated through leasing to a local ag operator. Please contact Cameron Roth at 785-917-0867 for more details or to set up a tour of this high-level hunting tract! Location: Southwest of the intersection of Whitetail Rd. and Eight Mile Rd. Driving Directions: From Eskridge, take Eight Mile Rd. east for ¾ mile and the property is on the south side. Brief Legal Description: The East 1/2 of the Northeast 1/4 and the East 1/2 of the West 1/2 of the Northeast 1/4 of Section 9, Township 14 South, Range 12 East of the 6th P. M., Wabaunsee County, Kansas. Earnest Money: $40,000 due on day of sale. Closing & Possession: Full possession shall be at closing, on or before March 18, 2026. Minerals: The Sellers mineral interests shall transfer to the Buyer at closing. Disclosure: Yellow boundary property lines in the pictures are approximated for reference only. Please refer to the aerial map provided by the Wabaunsee County Appraiser's office in reference to property lines.

Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers is honored to represent the James M. Warren Trust with the auction of 1,300 +/- acres of Wabaunsee County excellence that is being offered in 11 tracts or combinations thereof. Situated near the eastern edge of the iconic Flint Hills eco-region, these properties each possess unique and inherent attributes that will appeal to diverse buyer types, whether you’re a beef producer, farmer, hunter, investor or are ready to build your forever home. These tracts are all located east and south of Eskridge, Kansas which is a beautiful rural area far away from the noise of the city but close enough to access the amenities of larger locales if needed. Topeka is approximately 25 miles to the northeast, Emporia is 35 miles south and the great town of Manhattan is approximately 44 miles to the northwest.  These parcels have all been in the same family for decades and have an excellent reputation for both production and recreational characteristics. For the livestock producer, the pasture tracts are all reputable parcels with many having substantial natural springs, water wells and ponds for water sources. There's good options here for the grain producer as well in this auction and there's multiple first-class choices here for the deer and waterfowl hunters. The page is is turning to the next chapter and opportunity is knocking to add quality to your operation or portfolio. For those who would need an agricultural tenant, there is a long-time tenant who would be interested in continuing to lease the properties if possible. This Hybrid auction will take place on February 11th at 6:00 P.M. at Champions Landing in Emporia with a physical address of 1801 Rural Street. The auction will feature both a live auction as well as an online option to bid for those who cannot attend in person. For those bidding online, you can pre-register by clicking the green “Register To Bid” box within the listing on our website. To finalize registration to bid online, you will need to email proof of funds if you are not financing or a bank approval letter if you are getting a loan. Tract 4 totals 160 acres more or less and possesses attributes that will be attractive to both the beef producer and the recreational buyer. For the beef producer, this property has water in spades, a quality set of catch pens in the north-central region that can be accessed from both the west and north bordering roads, Native grass pasture and good hay meadow. There’s also plenty of timber in the draw that bisects the property on the east side and a pocket of heavy timber in the northwest corner that, when combined with the natural elevation changes, provide some comfortable wind protection for those calving cows or backgrounded stockers. For water supply, there’s two ponds located near the center of the tract and one near the southern boundary. In addition, there are two wet-weather creeks that meander across the tract on both the east and west halves. The recreational buyer won’t want to overlook this parcel as there’s a substantial whitetail population residing here as well as multiple ponds to choose from for the Anglers out there. If you traverse along the heavily wooded draw that runs the entire length of the parcel, you’ll find a large amount of rub and scrape activity. Again, this is a great prospect for both the recreational buyer and the beef producer. Please contact Cameron Roth at 785-917-0867 for more details or to set up a tour. Location: Southeast of the intersection of Dragoon Creek Rd and Chicken Creek Rd. Driving Directions: From Eskridge, take Highway 99 south for 3 ¼ miles to Dragoon Creek Rd. and turn east. Proceed 1 mile and the property begins on the south side. Brief Legal Description: The Northwest 1/4 of Section 27, Township 14 South, Range 12 East of the 6th P. M., Wabaunsee County, Kansas. Earnest Money: $40,000 due on day of sale. Closing & Possession: Full possession shall be at closing, on or before March 18, 2026. Minerals: The Sellers mineral interests shall transfer to the Buyer at closing. Disclosure: Yellow boundary property lines in the pictures are approximated for reference only. Please refer to the aerial map provided by the Wabaunsee County Appraiser's office in reference to property lines.

Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers is honored to represent the James M. Warren Trust with the auction of 1,300 +/- acres of Wabaunsee County excellence that is being offered in 11 tracts or combinations thereof. Situated near the eastern edge of the iconic Flint Hills eco-region, these properties each possess unique and inherent attributes that will appeal to diverse buyer types, whether you’re a beef producer, farmer, hunter, investor or are ready to build your forever home. These tracts are all located east and south of Eskridge, Kansas which is a beautiful rural area far away from the noise of the city but close enough to access the amenities of larger locales if needed. Topeka is approximately 25 miles to the northeast, Emporia is 35 miles south and the great town of Manhattan is approximately 44 miles to the northwest.  These parcels have all been in the same family for decades and have an excellent reputation for both production and recreational characteristics. For the livestock producer, the pasture tracts are all reputable parcels with many having substantial natural springs, water wells and ponds for water sources. There's good options here for the grain producer as well in this auction and there's multiple first-class choices here for the deer and waterfowl hunters. The page is is turning to the next chapter and opportunity is knocking to add quality to your operation or portfolio. For those who would need an agricultural tenant, there is a long-time tenant who would be interested in continuing to lease the properties if possible. This Hybrid auction will take place on February 11th at 6:00 P.M. at Champions Landing in Emporia with a physical address of 1801 Rural Street. The auction will feature both a live auction as well as an online option to bid for those who cannot attend in person. For those bidding online, you can pre-register by clicking the green “Register To Bid” box within the listing on our website. To finalize registration to bid online, you will need to email proof of funds if you are not financing or a bank approval letter if you are getting a loan. Tract 2 totals 35 acres more or less with an excellent location featuring pavement frontage along the entire south boundary. This is a property type that rarely comes to market due to its size, proximity to electric service and pavement frontage, making it a great prospect for those seeking a location to build their forever home. This tract has a quality stand of resilient Native grass pasture and a sizable pond in the southeast corner. There’s a substantial elevation change with the topography falling from west to east. The area just west of the pond would make an excellent building site with a back-deck views looking eastward over the pond and sheltered from the summer sun. The commutes to larger towns would be along all-paved roads with Topeka being approximately 25 miles away and Emporia just 35 miles to the south via Highway 99. Please contact Cameron Roth at 785-917-0867 for more details or to set up a tour. Disclaimer 1: This Tract is also being offered in combination with the adjoining Tract 1 to the west. We will combine the high bid of Tract 1 and Tract 2, add a $20,000.00 escalator and this is where the bidding will start for Tract 3. The properties will sell in whichever format garners the most proceeds. Disclaimer 2: If Tract 2 sells by itself and not in combination with Tract 1, there will need to be a driveway entrance constructed. Disclaimer 3: While there are residential properties throughout this region of Wabaunsee County, the majority of them in this area have well water as there is not public water nearby. Location: Highway 31, 1/2 mile east of Highway 99. Driving Directions: From Eskridge, take Highway 99 south for 5 miles to Highway 31 and turn east. Proceed 1/2 mile and the property is on the north side. Legal Description: The SW 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 33, Township 14 South, Range 12 East, less the following described tract: commencing at the SW corner of said Quarter section, thence North along the West line 1,030 feet, thence East 180 feet, thence South 1,030 feet to the South line of said Quarter Section, thence West 180 feet to the place of beginning in Wabaunsee County, Kansas. Earnest Money: $15,000 due on day of sale. Closing & Possession: Full possession shall be at closing, on or before March 18, 2026. Minerals: The Seller's mineral interests shall transfer to the Buyer at closing. Disclosure: Yellow boundary property lines in the pictures are approximated for reference only. Please refer to the aerial map provided by the Wabaunsee County Appraiser's office in reference to property lines. ***Auction Method: The bid amounts of Tract 1 and Tract 2 will be totaled and an additional $20,000.00 will be added to that total which will be the starting bid price of Tract 3.

Hunt KS bucks on this diverse 80 M/L acre recreational tract located just over a mile from pavement. The 60.95 acres of income producing Conservation Reserve Program consists of native grasses and a thick woodlot draw on the east boundary line to provide bedding, seclusion, and travel corridors for big whitetail bucks. The 60.95 acres enrolled in CRP expires in Sept of 2026 which allows options to put the acreage back into tillable production. There is a 2 1/2 acre pond on the property with a 5 acre food plot. The large pond provides plenty of water for fishing and adds waterfowl opportunities for ducks and geese. The 5 m/l acre food-plot consisting of cereal rye and alfalfa along with neighboring row-crop fields in the area provides year round nutrition for whitetail deer, bobwhite quail, and wild turkey. There is also a small flowing creek that cuts onto the property in NW corner of the land. You don't need big timber in Kansas to harvest mature whitetail bucks. Check out the trail cam photos and inquire about the hunting history. The property is bow and gun friendly with multiple stand locations for all wind directions. The Banks Stump 4 blind and 600 lb feeder are included with property. Proven turn-key 80 acre tracts of this caliber don't last long! Give me a call today for a showing!