Woodson County, Kansas Land For Sale (11 results)

Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers is proud to present this top-shelf, diverse beauty to the open market for your consideration. Located in Woodson County, Kansas between Yates Center and Neosho Falls, this property represents a rare blend of size, crop production, recreational appeal and aesthetics. Totaling 960 acres more or less, this tract features 809.73 acres of cropland with the balance in heavy hardwood timber and waterways. The soil types are good upland varieties with the overwhelming majority being in productive silt loam versions of Kenoma (279.8 acres), Dennis (246.2 acres), Woodson (118 acres) and Leanna (85.01 acres). Please refer to the soil map within the "Related Documents" section on our website. The topography is not only beautiful but very functional with good drainage via multiple waterways that traverse the property. A large scale cattle operator should also pay attention to this tract as it features fences mostly rated very good to excellent and this tracts boasts water sources in spades, being supplied by a plethora of well-placed ponds and creeks that meander throughout. This would be an absolutely prime location to graze stalks, winter wheat or cover crops. Theres also a set of improvements including catchpens, fenceline bunks, waterers and barns located along the south road. For the hunter, theres plenty to like here as well. Its often tough to find a tract of this size in Eastern, Kansas and with smaller parcels theres usually constant worry about pressure from neighboring properties. This property offers good cover, feed and water for the resident whitetails well within the interior, far away from prying eyes. Its also unique in the fact that it features both a substantial travel corridor as well as enough heavy timber along the draws to make it a home base. Location and flexibility for marketing your grain is also excellent with an easy drive to multiple grain markets at Yates Center, Piqua, LeRoy, Burlington and the ethanol facility at Garnett. These are all easy drives via Highways 75, 54, 58 and 169. For more information or to schedule a tour of this awesome offering, contact Charly Cummings at 620-496-7108 or Cameron Roth at 785-917-0867. Legal Description: All of Section 15, Township 24 South, Range 16 East and the South 1/2 of Section 14, Township 24 South, Range 16 East of the 6th P.M., Woodson County, Kansas. 960 acres, more or less. Driving Directions: From Yates Center, take Highway 75 north for 4 1/2 miles to 160th Rd and turn east. Proceed 5 miles and the property begins on the north side. Minerals: There is current oil production on the property and the Seller's interest shall transfer to the Buyer. Please refer to the oil and gas rendition sheets within the "Related Documents" section of this listing on our website.

Owning land is one of the great American dreams. It's about having your own space, doing things your way, and passing something down to the next generation. There's just something special about putting your boots on the ground and knowing it's yours. Whether you're into hunting, hiking, camping, or just enjoying nature, land ownership is a chance to get away from the noise of everyday life. It gives you a place to breathe, to slow down, and to make memories with family and friends. This 53-acre property in northern Woodson County, Kansas, is exactly that kind of placea chance to unplug and enjoy the outdoors on your terms. If you've been looking for a spot where you can hunt, relax, and invest in your future, this one checks a lot of boxes. The property is shaped like an L, which helps create a really private feel. The western edge is well off the road, making it quiet and secluded. That part of the land tucks back in a way that gives you privacy that's hard to find anymore. Whether you're hunting or just hanging out, not being able to see or hear the road makes a big difference. That secluded setup also helps hold wildlife. The whole property has a natural feel to it. You'll find tons of deer tracks, well-worn trails, and rubs on the trees all throughout the timber and along the edges. It's clear that whitetails are using this area regularly, and they're comfortable here. The way the land lays, and the way the cover wraps around the open spots, really helps keep the deer close, even during daylight hours. There are two small creeks that cut through the property and one pond tucked back into the thick stuff. These water sources aren't just nice to look atthey're perfect for keeping wildlife on the property. Since they're located in thick cover, deer feel safe coming in to drink even during the middle of the day. That's a big deal for hunters or anyone wanting to watch wildlife without too much pressure. Add in the fact that the neighbor to the west is farming row crops, and you've got a steady food source right next door. Deer bed down on this 53-acre tract and then head over to feed, or vice versa. This kind of setup, with bedding, water, and food all within a short distance, is exactly what serious hunters look for when scouting new ground. Whether you're bowhunting or gun hunting, there are plenty of good spots to hang a stand or set up a blind. Right now, the open areas on the property are mostly in grasses, which gives it a natural, wild look. But there's more potential here if you want to do some work. The soil maps show that the dirt is good enough to grow crops or plant food plots. If you're the type who likes to tinker and improve your land, you could easily add some clover, brassicas, or even corn and soybeans to keep deer feeding on your own property. On the other hand, if you'd rather leave it wild, it still works great as-is. The current mix of cover and open space already draws in wildlife and gives them what they need. There's room to build trails, set up a little campsite, or just park a camper and enjoy the weekends. It's a blank slate, but one that's already off to a good start. When it comes to whitetail hunting, Kansas is one of the best states in the country. It's known for producing big, mature bucks year after year. In fact, Kansas consistently ranks in the top 10 for Boone & Crockett deer entries per capita, meaning there's a good chance of putting a true trophy on the wall. A big part of what makes the hunting so good is the mix of crops and coverand Woodson County sits right in the middle of that sweet spot. This area has a strong reputation for producing solid deer year after year, and with fewer hunters compared to more populated states, there's less pressure on the animals. That means better hunting and more chances to let deer grow to maturity. People travel from all over the country to hunt in this part of Kansas, and for good reason. In short, this 53-acre property offers the kind of peace, privacy, and potential that landowners dream about. It's got water, cover, food nearby, and plenty of wildlife. It's set up for success, whether you're planning to hunt it, improve it, or just enjoy it. And beyond all the features and benefits, it gives you something more: freedom. Freedom to build, to explore, to disconnect, and to own a piece of the American heartland. Places like this don't come around every dayespecially not in such a proven hunting area. If you've been waiting for the right opportunity to grab your own slice of Kansas, this might just be the one. 53-acre recreational property located in northern Woodson County, Kansas. L-shaped layout provides privacy and minimizes road exposure. Heavy deer sign throughout with tracks, trails, and rubs clearly visible. Two small creeks and a secluded pond offer year-round water sources for wildlife. Borders row-crop farmland, adding a strong nearby food source for deer and turkeys. Open areas currently in native grasses but suitable for food plots or row crops. Excellent mix of cover and open space ideal for hunting or habitat development. Kansas ranks in the top 10 states for Boone & Crockett whitetail entries. Woodson County is known for low hunting pressure and strong deer populations. Great opportunity to own a secluded, hunt-ready piece of land with long-term potential.

This beautiful home and 38 +/- acres sit in Woodson County, Kansas, off Highway 75 between Buffalo and Yates Center, Kansas. The property boasts an updated home, pasture, timber, creek, and a horse arena. The home on the property has three bedrooms and two baths, with one of the bathrooms being attached to the master bedroom. The living room is open to the kitchen and dining areas, making it a great place to gather and enjoy company. The bedrooms are all on the same level and are all very spacious. As you move to the basement area you will find a great use of the space that offers another place to enjoy company and sit by the fireplace on a cold winter day. The walkout basement offers easy access to the backyard, where there is a horse arena and two working pens. There is also a Quonset hut on the property that provides additional storage. The land is made up of a great mix of timber, grasses, both warm and cool season, and a great creek that winds through the entire property. There is ample opportunity to harvest a mature whitetail, turkey, or even a duck or two right outside your back door. To set up a private showing or for more information give Ben a call. Property Features -Updated home -3 bed, 2 bath -Attached garage -Basement -38 +/- acres -Horse arena -Working pens -Quonset hut -Creek -Mature timber -Fenced -Whitetail -Turkey

This Woodson County property has an attractive mix of tillable ground and hardwood timber. Live water from South Big Creek navigates through the property from the NE to the SW. Located in an area predominantly covered in grasslands, this property stands out with its diverse mix of hardwood cover, secluded fields, live water and native warm season grasses. The secluded tillable ground offers options to leave ample food for wildlife as well as commercial farming. Heavy-duty gates and excellent perimeter fencing provide multiple access points for machinery and would support a cattle operation. For additional information or to schedule a showing, contact Nathan at (620) 363-0361.

Welcome to your perfect rural retreat, a haven for families looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This charming one-story ranch house, built in 1980, offers 1,232 square feet of updated living space, featuring three cozy bedrooms and a modern bathroom. The home is tucked into a peaceful, secluded location, making it an ideal weekend getaway for those seeking a rural lifestyle. Step into a warm, welcoming interior that has been thoughtfully maintained and upgraded to meet the needs of today's buyers. Imagine enjoying your morning coffee on the porch while listening to turkeys gobble from the back porch. Having a house right on your getaway property means no more packing and unpacking for every tripjust show up and relax. It's the perfect balance of comfort and convenience for families or hunting groups traveling from afar. The property is a true outdoor enthusiast's paradise, offering nearly 76 acres of picturesque land to explore. Duck Creek flows through the property, accompanied by smaller tributary creeks that enhance the amount of wildlife that pass through this acreage. Big, mature trees provide shade and a classic, rural charm, while the UTV trails wind through the woods, water, and fields, offering countless opportunities for adventure. For the hunters in the family, this property delivers top-notch deer and turkey hunting, with abundant wildlife to make every outing memorable. The fishing pond, also suitable for duck hunting, is an excellent spot to cast a line or enjoy quiet afternoons by the water. Whether you're walking the trails, setting up for a hunt, or simply soaking in the scenery, this land offers something for everyone. One of the property's standout features is the incredible 40x60 shop, a dream come true for any hobbyist or craftsman. Complete with concrete floors, overhead doors, and walk-through access, this space is built to handle projects of any scale. The shop is as practical as it is impressive, providing ample room for storage, equipment, and workspace. In addition to the shop, multiple outbuildings are available to store your gear, tools, or even recreational vehicles. Whether you're working on a passion project, maintaining hunting equipment, or simply organizing supplies, this property is equipped to meet your needs. The infrastructure is not just functional but adds an element of luxury to your rural escape. The land itself offers more than just recreational opportunities; it's a working investment. Tillable fields rented to a local farmer generate a return on investment, making this property both enjoyable and practical. South of the house, hay production fields add further utility and income potential. The combination of agricultural acreage and recreational land strikes the perfect balance for those who want to enjoy the rural lifestyle without sacrificing practicality. This property is ideal for families who value a mix of relaxation and productivity, all while soaking in the beauty of the Kansas countryside. Contact Matt Wonser (620) 267-5683 or mwonser@ for more information. Recap of Features: 1,232 sq ft, updated one-story ranch house (3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom) 40x60 shop with concrete floors, overhead, and walk-through door Multiple outbuildings for storage Duck Creek and smaller tributary creeks UTV trails through woods, water, and fields Top-notch deer and turkey hunting, fishing pond, and duck hunting Hay and agricultural acreage for income potential Secluded location perfect for weekends and holidays This property is a rare find that blends comfort, adventure, and practicality, offering the ultimate rural lifestyle for families who love the outdoors. Come and see it for yourselfyou won't want to leave!

Located 3 miles east of Toronto, Kansas along State Highway 105, sits this incredible 235 +/- acre tract that offers endless prime grazing opportunities with ideal water, well-maintained fencing, and an above-average grass stand. Along with top-end grazing potential, this farm holds endless hunt opportunities and one incredible setting for a forever home build site location. With the paved Highway access and adjoining Toronto Lake, the location on this property is pleasantly attractive. The tract is made up of 235 +/- acres total with 203 +/- acres of pristine native grass stand with the remaining balance of 32 +/- acres in mature hardwood timber stand that line the creek flowing throughout. The grass stand is in exceptionally above-average condition with the foundation made up of Big and Little Bluestem, Switch, Indian, and Buffalo grasses, and can be grazed in the 2025 season with no lease in place. Average annual grazing lease of $9,400.00. The natural springs running throughout the entire property are a thing of beauty. When everyone else is dry, this tract keeps producing. The springs feed Negro Creek throughout the entire property with two draws that flow into the Toronto Wildlife Area and Corps of Engineers, feeding Toronto Lake. One would quickly take notice of how incredibly crystal clear the water is throughout. Deep pools along the westerly draw are created along the way of the rock-bottom creek. The 5-strand perimeter fencing throughout the tract is in average to above average condition with no interior cross fencing. The hardwood timber stand acres are primarily made up of Burr Oaks, White Oak, Black Walnut, Maple, and Cottonwood with several more species throughout. There are so many massive trees towering over the creek with huge bases showing the age of the stand. Soil types of Eram, Dennis, and Ringo make up the foundation, considered to be Class II, III, and VI. All mineral rights are intact and transfer. Walking throughout the draws, you can see the endless trail systems running throughout with rubs and scrapes along the way. With no hunting allowed in the past 45 years, this tract has become a sanctuary and a canvas for someone to reap the rewards it holds. The genetics in the area are strong and no doubt there is an older class calling this tract home. Turkey is prevalent throughout especially in the south, and southwest with ideal roosting and the creek covered in turkey tracks. With the pockets and soil types, the farm lays out well where one could easily create tillable food plots throughout. Hunting unit #12. With Toronto Lake and Cross Timbers State Park within distance of the property, it holds an incredible area for extended year-round recreation. The region was favored for the endless hunting and prime area for the Native Americans of the Osage Nation. Today, patrons can take advantage of the park's incredible trails for hiking and biking and immerse themselves in the pure beauty of nature. If you are an angler at heart, the fishing on the lake is impeccable and the best around. White crappie, white bass, channel catfish, and flat heads make up the majority but also have black bass, bluegill, and sunfish to create additional diversity. The Toronto Wildlife Area is made up of over 4,600 acres of forests, grassland, farmland, and marshes providing additional prime landscapes to wildlife. If you are looking to build, this tract holds all the opportunities in one incredible setting. With the gently rolling hillsides, you can catch every stunning sunrise and sunset. Wilson County Rural Water District #9 runs along the west roadside along with electric allowing one to access utilities with ease. What an opportunity to own a well-rounded tract with endless potential! Tracts with diversity and beauty like this farm rarely come around, then add on the location adjoining Toronto Wildlife Area, this tract is a gem and one to tour in person to appreciate all it has to offer. Call or message Brenda Doudican at (620) 794-8075 to inquire about the tract, get additional information, or schedule your tour. Property Features -235 +/- acres total -203 +/- acres native pasture -32 +/- acres hardwood timber stand -Spring-fed year-round creek running throughout -Active year-round feeder springs -Adjoining Toronto Wildlife Area -Adjoining Toronto Lake Corps of Engineers -Massive Oaks and Walnuts throughout -Paved Highway 105 road frontage along the southwest side -Above-average 5-strand perimeter fencing -2025 grazing season is open with no lease -Average annual grazing income of $9,400.00 -Wilson County Rural Water District #9 -All mineral rights intact -Hunting unit # 12 -Approximate 2023 tax: $1,040.74 -83 miles from Wichita, KS -136 miles from Kansas City, KS -22 miles from Eureka, KS -16 miles from Yates Center, KS

This hard-to-find small 37 acre property is located just north of Toronto, Kansas, offering approx. 15 acres of the property is well-maintained hay meadow, perfect for agricultural use. The northern portion of the property is a fenced-in pasture, providing an ideal space for livestock or grazing. A large pond on the property serves as a great feature, offering excellent fishing opportunities or a reliable water source for livestock. With its versatile landscape, this property presents numerous possibilities, whether for farming, agricultural purposes, or as a potential homesite. Located just 4 miles north of Toronto Lake, a popular local attraction, the property offers both convenience and natural beauty. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat, a productive farming property, or a site for future development, this land is an exceptional find.

This 116 +/- acre property is located in Woodson County just south of Yates Center, Kansas. The property is full of diversity with creek-bottom tillable fields, warm-season native grass meadows, and hardwood draws for hunting! It has 53 +/- tillable acres actively in production primarily made of Class II Helper silt loam soils with well-kept terraces, waterways, and field edges. The remaining 63 +/- acres consist of warm-season native grass meadows and a live creek lined with mature hardwood timber. The native grass is very clean with a great mix of little bluestem, big bluestem, and Indian grass. The timber has a good mix of red oak, sycamore, hedge, and easter red cedar trees. South Owl Creek winds throughout the property providing year-round water, and a natural travel corridor for wildlife. There is also a large wet weather creek on the property. The diverse habitat with abundant food and water creates some of the best whitetail deer, turkey, quail, and waterfowl hunting that Kansas is known for! The property is located in Kansas Deer Management Unit 11 and has excellent whitetail deer numbers. The property would also make a great building site as it is located on a well-maintained year-round gravel road with electricity, rural water, and a telephone line at the road. Mineral rights are intact and will be transferred to the buyer at closing. There is a cash rent oral year-to-year lease agreement in place on the tillable acres. This property truly has a little bit of everything from tillable income, native grass, mature timber, live creek, and great hunting! For additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a showing, contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926. Property Features -116 +/- total acres -53 +/- tillable acres -63 +/- native grass/timber acres -Primarily Class II Helper silt loam soils -0 to 3 percent slopes -NCCPI soil overall average rating of 68 -Well-kept terraces, waterways, and field edges -59 +/- DCP crop base acres -Price Loss Coverage crop election -South Owl Creek winds throughout -Wet-weather creek -Giant hardwoods lining the creeks -Timbered draws, thickets, and warm-season grasses -24 +/- feet of elevation change -Whitetail deer, turkey, quail, and waterfowl hunting -Kansas Deer Management Unit 11 -Well-maintained year-round gravel roads -Mineral rights intact and transfer -Oral year-to-year lease agreement on tillable acres -2024 taxes: $$1,260.22 -7 miles from Yates Center, KS

This 237 +/- acre property is located in Woodson County, just south of Yates Center, Kansas. The property is full of diversity with creek-bottom tillable fields, warm-season native grass edges, and hardwood draws for hunting! It has 117 +/- tillable acres actively in production primarily made of Class II and III Woodson and Kenoma silt loam soils with well-kept terraces, waterways, and field edges. The remaining 110 +/- acres consist of warm-season native grass meadows and a live creek lined with mature hardwood timber. The native grass is very clean with a great mix of little bluestem, big bluestem, and Indian grass. The timber has a good mix of red oak, sycamore, hedge, and easter red cedar trees. South Owl Creek winds throughout the property providing year-round water, and a natural travel corridor for wildlife. There are also multiple watering ponds and wet weather creeks on the property. The diverse habitat with abundant food and water creates some of the best whitetail deer, turkey, quail, and waterfowl hunting that Kansas is known for! The property is located in Kansas Deer Management Unit 11 and has excellent whitetail deer numbers. The property would also make a great building site as it is located on a well-maintained year-round gravel road with electricity, rural water, and a telephone line at the road. Mineral rights are intact and will be transferred to the buyer at closing. There is a cash rent, oral, year-to-year lease agreement in place on the tillable acres. This property truly has a little bit of everything from tillable income, native grass, mature timber, live creek, and great hunting! For additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a showing, contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926. Property Features -237 +/- total acres -117 +/- tillable acres -110 +/- native grass/timber acres -Primarily Class II and III Woodson and Kenoma silt loam soils -1 to 3 percent slopes -NCCPI soil overall average rating of 60 -Well-kept terraces, waterways, and field edges -59 +/- DCP crop base acres -ARC County crop election -South Owl Creek winds throughout -Multiple ponds and wet-weather creeks -Giant hardwoods lining the creeks -Timbered draws, thickets, and warm-season grasses -41 +/- feet of elevation change -Whitetail deer, turkey, quail, and waterfowl hunting -Kansas Deer Management Unit 11 -Well-maintained, year-round gravel roads -Mineral rights intact and transfer -Oral year-to-year lease agreement on tillable acres -2024 taxes: $1,904.08 -7 miles from Yates Center, KS