Quarter Section of Native Pasture on US-169

Midwest Land Group is proud to present 160 +/- acres in Anderson County, Kansas. This well-kept quarter section sits right outside of Welda on US-169 and is set up perfectly for a cattle operation. The 160 contiguous acres of gently rolling native pasture contains multiple timbered draws as well as a half acre pond that holds water year round. It's fully fenced with a nearly 30 acre portion fenced off as well interior gates allowing for easy grazing across multiple pastures. There are three gates along Missouri Road on the east side and a holding paddock in the northeast corner of the property. To top it off, there's no shortage of wildlife. Deer and turkey are commonly seen on the property, and bob-white quail are frequently heard. Whether you're growing your cattle operation or looking for a beautiful piece of ground with a little recreational bonus, this place is worth a look. Property Features -160 +/- acres of native pasture -Prime location with highway access from US-169 -Fenced and cross-fenced with multiple exterior and interior gates -3 pasture access gates along Missouri Road -Half-acre pond -Multiple wooded draws -Excellent hay production -Abundant wildlife, including deer, turkey, and quail