Wallace County, Kansas Land For Sale (9 results)

Holland Land Auction - Tract #1 September 17, 2026 | 10:30 a. m. MDT Live, Online & Phone Auction Wallace County Fairgrounds - CAB Building | Sharon Springs, Kansas Tract #1 offers an outstanding opportunity to purchase high-quality western Kansas cropland with excellent access just outside of Weskan, Kansas. This tract consists of 136.69 fsa acres of productive tillable farmland featuring predominantly Ulysses silt loam, 1-3% slopes, Class 3e soils, making it well suited for a variety of crop production. The property is currently planted to corn and has historically supported crops common to the region, including corn, winter wheat, grain sorghum (milo), and forage hay. The tillable acreage is being sold with an existing verbal crop-share lease agreement (1/3 Owner, 2/3 Tenant) and subject tenant's rights. Sellers to retain 100% of the Seller's Share of the planted 2026 corn crop and any associated payments. In addition to its agricultural value, the property offers excellent recreational appeal. Wallace County is well known for its abundant wildlife, including deer, antelope, and upland game birds, providing outstanding hunting opportunities. Conveniently located approximately 2 miles east of Weskan and less than 9.5 miles from Sharon Springs. Seller-owned mineral rights, if any, will transfer with the property. If Tract #1 is sold separately from Tract #2, a survey will be completed prior to closing. The cost of the survey will be split equally between the successful bidders of both tracts. Don't miss this opportunity to invest in productive western Kansas cropland with strong farming income potential and exceptional recreational value. Contact us today for additional information or to register to bid. Property Highlights 140 total acres Approximately 2 miles east of Weskan, Kansas Nearly 100% productive cropland Near State Highway 40 Currently planted to corn Existing verbal crop-share lease (1/3 Owner, 2/3 Tenant), subject to tenant's rights Excellent hunting and recreational opportunities Seller-owned mineral rights included, if any Additional Information Please review the Terms & Conditions, Sample Contracts, FSA documents, and other auction materials available on the auction website for complete details. Disclaimer: Acreage figures are believed to be accurate but have not been verified by a professional survey and are based on county assessor and/or FSA records. Crop yields may vary due to weather conditions, management practices, and other factors. Prospective buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence and consult with their legal, financial, and agricultural advisors before bidding.

Holland Land Auction - Tract #2 September 17, 2026 | 10:30 a. m. MDT Live, Online & Phone Auction Wallace County Fairgrounds - CAB Building | Sharon Springs, Kansas Tract #2 offers an outstanding opportunity to purchase high-quality western Kansas cropland with excellent access just outside of Weskan, Kansas. This tract consists of 147.69 fsa acres of productive tillable farmland featuring predominantly Buffalo Park silt loam, 3 to 6 percent slopes Class 4e soils, making it well suited for a variety of crop production. The property is currently planted to corn and has historically supported crops common to the region, including corn, winter wheat, grain sorghum (milo), and forage hay. The tillable acreage is being sold with an existing verbal crop-share lease agreement (1/3 Owner, 2/3 Tenant) and subject tenant's rights. Sellers to retain 100% of the Seller's Share of the planted 2026 corn crop and any associated payments. In addition to its agricultural value, the property offers excellent recreational appeal. Wallace County is well known for its abundant wildlife, including deer, antelope, and upland game birds, providing outstanding hunting opportunities. Conveniently located approximately 2 miles east of Weskan and less than 9.5 miles from Sharon Springs. Seller-owned mineral rights, if any, will transfer with the property. If Tract #2 is sold separately from Tract #1, a survey will be completed prior to closing. The cost of the survey will be split equally between the successful bidders of both tracts. Don't miss this opportunity to invest in productive western Kansas cropland with strong farming income potential and exceptional recreational value. Contact us today for additional information or to register to bid. Property Highlights 147 total acres Approximately 2 miles east of Weskan, Kansas Nearly 100% productive cropland Paved State Highway 40 frontage Currently planted to corn Existing verbal crop-share lease (1/3 Owner, 2/3 Tenant), subject to tenant's rights Excellent hunting and recreational opportunities Seller-owned mineral rights included, if any Additional Information Please review the Terms & Conditions, Sample Contracts, FSA documents, and other auction materials available on the auction website for complete details. Disclaimer: Acreage figures are believed to be accurate but have not been verified by a professional survey and are based on county assessor and/or FSA records. Crop yields may vary due to weather conditions, management practices, and other factors. Prospective buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence and consult with their legal, financial, and agricultural advisors before bidding.

Holland Land Auction - Tract #3 September 17, 2026 | 10:30 a. m. MDT Live, Online & Phone Auction Wallace County Fairgrounds - CAB Building | Sharon Springs, Kansas Tract #3 offers an outstanding opportunity to purchase a mix of high-quality western Kansas cropland and pasture with excellent access just outside of Weskan, Kansas. This tract consists of 243.54 fsa acres of productive tillable farmland featuring predominantly Ulysses silt loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes Class 3e soils, making it well suited for a variety of crop production. The balance of the parcel consist of 348.56 fsa acres of pasture with solid fencing. A portion of the cropland is currently planted to corn with the balance being wheat stubble and has historically supported crops common to the region, including corn, winter wheat, grain sorghum (milo), and forage hay. The tillable acreage is being sold with an existing verbal crop-share lease agreement (1/3 Owner, 2/3 Tenant) and subject tenant's rights. Sellers to retain 100% of the Seller's Share of the planted 2026 corn crop and any associated payments. The pasture is currently leased under a verbal cash rent agreement and is being sold subject to tenant rights with the cash lease payment for 2026 being prorated to the date of closing. In addition to its agricultural value, the property offers excellent recreational appeal. Wallace County is well known for its abundant wildlife, including deer, antelope, and upland game birds, providing outstanding hunting opportunities. Conveniently located approximately 3 miles east of Weskan and less than 7.75 miles from Sharon Springs. Seller-owned mineral rights, if any, will transfer with the property. Don't miss this opportunity to invest in productive western Kansas cropland with strong farming income potential and exceptional recreational value. Contact us today for additional information or to register to bid. Property Highlights 595.5 total acres Approximately 3 miles east of Weskan, Kansas Productive cropland Pasture with Good Fencing Paved State Highway 40 frontage Existing verbal crop-share lease (1/3 Owner, 2/3 Tenant) Exisitng verbal pasture cash lease agreement Excellent hunting and recreational opportunities Seller-owned mineral rights included, if any Additional Information Please review the Terms & Conditions, Sample Contracts, FSA documents, and other auction materials available on the auction website for complete details. Disclaimer: Acreage figures are believed to be accurate but have not been verified by a professional survey and are based on county assessor and/or FSA records. Crop yields may vary due to weather conditions, management practices, and other factors. Prospective buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence and consult with their legal, financial, and agricultural advisors before bidding.

Wallace County, KS 158.9 Acres Don't miss this opportunity to own a productive quarter section in Wallace County, Kansas, featuring 158.9 acres with 151.75 acres currently enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). The existing CRP contract runs through 2031, providing reliable annual income while preserving future flexibility. After the current contract expires, the new owner may choose to re-enroll the acreage in a new CRP contract, subject to program eligibility, or return the cropland to production. The surrounding area supports a strong agricultural economy with corn, wheat, milo, and millet commonly grown nearby. In addition to its income potential, this property offers excellent recreational value. Wallace County is well known for its outstanding hunting opportunities, including pronghorn, mule deer, whitetail deer, upland birds, and small game. The property may also qualify for additional income through enrollment in the Kansas Walk-In Hunting Access (WIHA) program, subject to program requirements. With low property taxes and a convenient location just 16 miles northwest of Sharon Springs or only 15 miles southwest of Goodland, this tract is an attractive investment for buyers seeking CRP income, future farming potential, and exceptional hunting opportunities. Property Highlights 158.9 total acres Legal Description: NE4 SEC2 T11S R41W 151.75 acres enrolled in CRP CRP contract expires in 2031 Mostly level Class 3e soils Excellent hunting for pronghorn, deer, upland birds, and small game Potential WIHA income opportunity Low property taxes Showing by Appointment Only For additional information or to schedule a private showing, contact the Land Professional. Buyer's Agent Notice: When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified upon first contact and be present at the initial property showing to participate in any real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation, if any, will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

Wallace County, KS 156.1 Acres Don't miss this opportunity to own a productive quarter section in Wallace County, Kansas, featuring 156.1 acres with 142 acres currently enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). The existing CRP contract runs through 2035, providing reliable annual income while preserving future flexibility. After the current contract expires, the new owner may choose to re-enroll the acreage in a new CRP contract, subject to program eligibility, or return the cropland to production. The surrounding area supports a strong agricultural economy with corn, wheat, milo, and millet commonly grown nearby. In addition to its income potential, this property offers excellent recreational value. Wallace County is well known for its outstanding hunting opportunities, including pronghorn, mule deer, whitetail deer, upland birds, and small game. The property may also qualify for additional income through enrollment in the Kansas Walk-In Hunting Access (WIHA) program, subject to program requirements. With low property taxes and a convenient location just 8 miles northeast of Sharon Springs, this tract is an attractive investment for buyers seeking CRP income, future farming potential, and exceptional hunting opportunities. Property Highlights 156.1 total acres Legal Description: W2SE4 & E2SW4, Section 18, Township 12 South, Range 39 West Approximately 142 acres enrolled in CRP CRP contract expires in 2035 Mostly level Class 3e soils Located 8 miles northeast of Sharon Springs, KS Excellent hunting for pronghorn, deer, upland birds, and small game Potential WIHA income opportunity Low property taxes Showing by Appointment Only For additional information or to schedule a private showing, contact the Land Professional. Buyer's Agent Notice: When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified upon first contact and be present at the initial property showing to participate in any real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation, if any, will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

Wallace County, KS 320 Here is an opportunity to purchase a half section of expired CRP that has recently been accepted into a brand new 10-year CRP contract by the Farm Service Agency. The new contract would pay $41.00 per acre on 316.72 acres for a total annual income of $12,986.00 annually until 2036. A benefit to a potential buyer would be to have the ability to move forward with the new contract or possibility to terminate the recent sign-up and turn the tillable acres back into cropland production if desired. Soils on the property consist of mostly level to slightly rolling Buffalo Park silt loam 3 to 6 percent slopes Class 4e, Colby silt loam 3 to 6 percent slopes Class 4e, and Bridgeport silt loam 2 to 5 percent slopes Class 3e. Sitting just a short distance from Goose Creek the hunting opportunities included deer, antelope, upland birds, and small game. Several deer were seen on the property and in the surrounding area while taking pictures. With the large amount of acreage, the parcel would quality for multiple over-the-counter non-resident landowner deer tags per Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks regulations. County maintained road frontage along the eastern boundary provides easy year around access. Contact the listing agent for more information or to schedule a showing. ***Showings by appointment only*** Property Details: Legal Description S2 SEC32 T11S R41W Located Northwest of Sharon Springs, KS Newly Accepted CRP Contract Paying $12,986 annually until 2036 Good Productive Soils Hunting Opportunities Close Proximity to Goose Creek Low Taxes When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and present at the initial showing of the property to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

This exceptional 3,850± acre farm and ranch presents a rare opportunity to acquire a large-scale, highly improved agricultural operation in western Kansas. The property features a strong combination of irrigated cropland, productive dryland acres, and grass, all supported by extensive water rights, modern infrastructure, and high-quality improvements. Designed for efficiency and long-term productivity, this is a true turnkey operation suited for both producers and investors. The land consists of approximately 2,676± irrigated acres, 859± dryland acres, and 287± grass acres, offering a well-balanced mix that supports diversified agricultural use. The irrigated acres provide consistent crop production, while the dryland and grass acres allow for flexibility in rotation and grazing. Soils across the property are predominantly productive silt loam types, including Ulysses, Kuma, Keith, and Colby, which are well regarded for their yield potential in this region. A key strength of the property is its extensive irrigation system, which includes 26 irrigation wells with established and overlapping water rights. The wells are strategically distributed and include both electric and natural gas power sources, with authorized pumping rates reaching up to 1,260 gallons per minute. This system provides reliable water access across a large portion of the farm, supporting strong yields and reducing production risk. The farm is further enhanced by multiple Valley center pivot irrigation systems, including both 8000 and 6000 series models with tower configurations ranging from 6 to 19 towers. Installed between 1989 and 2005, these pivots are positioned to maximize efficiency and coverage across the irrigated acres, contributing to the overall productivity of the operation. In addition to its strong production capabilities, the property features an impressive 600,000 bushel grain storage and handling facility designed to support high-capacity operations. The facility includes two 100,000 bushel bins with side loadouts and eight 50,000 bushel bins, all equipped with full aeration floors, high-capacity fans, and power sweep systems. The system is capable of handling up to 21 percent moisture corn. Grain handling improvements include a 7,000 bushel per hour grain leg, an 1,800 bushel overhead load-out bin, a 1,200 bushel dump pit, and a 40 foot by 100 foot round top building. This infrastructure allows for efficient harvest intake, storage, and marketing flexibility. The improvements on the property are equally impressive and add both operational functionality and residential comfort. The main residence is a 6,000 square foot custom-built home featuring four bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms. The home includes a gourmet kitchen with high-end finishes, open-concept living areas, and an attached six-car garage. Outdoor amenities include a covered pergola, patio, and outdoor kitchen, creating an ideal setting for entertaining. The property also features mature landscaping and an underground sprinkler system. Additional living quarters include a recently remodeled 672 square foot guest house with two bedrooms, one bathroom, and laundry, as well as a 2,600 square foot foreman’s home with three bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, and an attached two-car garage. These residences provide flexibility for guests, employees, or management. Operational improvements include a 60 foot by 120 foot insulated shop that is heated and cooled and includes a bathroom and a large overhead door. Attached to the shop is a 60 foot by 150 foot insulated storage building, providing ample space for equipment and supplies. The property also includes a 64 foot by 126 foot airplane hangar with a 54 foot door, offering unique functionality for private aviation or aerial application. The property is located near Sharon Springs, Kansas, with convenient access from the intersection of Highways 40 and 27 by traveling south to Gooseberry County Road and then east to the property. This location provides both accessibility and the space and privacy expected from a property of this size. FSA information includes strong base acres for wheat and corn, along with a productive yield history. The property is currently subject to a farm lease, with the tenant retaining one hundred percent of the 2026 wheat crop. Future FSA payments will follow the crops in accordance with FSA regulations. Property taxes for 2025 totaled $66,509.66, and 2026 taxes will be prorated to the date of closing. All of the seller’s interest in mineral rights will transfer to the buyer at closing. Possession will be given at closing, subject to the current farm lease and tenant rights. This 3,850± acre farm and ranch represents a rare opportunity to acquire a large, contiguous, and highly improved agricultural property in a proven production area. With its extensive irrigation system, significant water rights, large-scale grain facility, quality improvements, and multiple residences, this property is well equipped for efficient operation and long-term success. Contact listing agent, Travis Weaver, at 719-342-2997 for more information or to schedule a tour of this property.

Looking for a large, combination parcel with guaranteed income and excellent deer and upland hunting? The Westward C Farmland features 557.7 total acres in central Wallace County, Kansas. The property is broken into two portions of CRP and over 200 acres in dryland production. With a rolling landscape, thick CRP and the production farm ground providing food, the property sets up great for wildlife and hunting. Land This parcel consists of 77 acres of CRP in the NW corner of the property and another 273.77 acres of CRP on the southern end of the property. The NE corner has 206.79 acres of tillable dryland farm ground that is currently planted to wheat. The landscape has gently rolling hills creating some change in terrain that deer and upland birds can use as protection against the wind and elements. Over 87% of the property has class 2 and class 3 Ulysses Silt Loam soils with 0 to 3 percent slopes. The specific soil report for the property is as follows: 313.94 acres Colby Silt Loam with 3 to 6% slopes Class 4E 108.82 acres Ulysses Silt Loam with 0 to 1% slopes Class 2C 100.72 acres Ulyssess Silt Loam with 1 to 3% slopes Class 3E 33.62 acres Goshen Silt Loam Class 3C Legal Description: S16, T12, R39, Acres 557.7, E/2, N/2 Nw/4 & Sw/4 Recreation Hunting opportunities on this parcel would include antelope, both mule deer and famed Kansas whitetail deer. Also, keep your eyes out for antelope as they frequent this area as well. Ringneck pheasants are also a very popular draw to this area with upland bird hunters from all over the United States converging on the region to walk farm fields with their dogs and flush roosters. Dove and predators can also be found on this parcel. Agriculture This parcel has been custom farmed for the last handful of years, so opportunities exist for an absentee landowner or farm operator. The Westward C has a PLC Yield of: Wheat: 44 PLC Yield on 70.80 base acres Corn: 125 PLC Yield on 8.16 base acres Sunflowers: 1213 PLC Yield on 28.17 base acres There are also 351.40 acres of CRP. Please contact Listing Agents for CRP information and details. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Both the water and mineral rights are believed to be (100%) held by the Sellers and the Seller's portion of both the water and mineral rights shall transfer to the Buyer at closing. Region & Climate Wallace County, Kansas has a climate that is typical of most other areas in the Great Plains region. Summers can be hot with average high temperatures hitting the upper 80s. Winters can be cold with average lows dropping into the teens. Overall, Wallace County, Kansas experiences warm summers and cold winters providing a pleasant range of temperatures to enjoy all four seasons. Wallace County, Kansas gets 19 inches of rain, on average, per year. Wallace County averages 24 inches of snow per year. History This parcel is part of a large, Wallace County, Kansas farm for sale. There are currently four parcels totaling more than 1,546 acres for sale in the region. Please contact Listing Agents for more information about the entire offering. Location Rural Wallace County, Kansas is sparce in population and a great location to gain privacy and elbow room. The region is built upon farming and agricultural activities. This property is located between Sharon Springs, KS to its south and Goodland, KS to it's north. Both towns have amenities such as fuel and groceries. Goodland has a regional hospital, airport, hotels, fast food, an 18 hole golf course and other amenities.

Located 19.5 miles northwest of Weskan, KS and 15 miles south of Kanorado, this tract offers 331.47 FSA farmland acres, including 323.73 cropland acres, and sits in a strong agricultural area with easy access. The property features expired CRP with potential eligibility for a Lesser Prairie Chicken contract (per FSA), plus hunting opportunities for mule deer, pronghorn, and small game.