Sprawling Century Farm and Ranch with Pastures, Ponds, Hay Fields, Barns an

It is not often that you find such a large piece of land, especially a Century Farm, coming on the market. With over 100 feet of rise between the front gate and the middle of the property, the views are breathtaking. Looking east, you can see for miles while watching the sunrise. On the west side of the property, you can almost see to Kansas as the setting sun paints the sky every evening. The current owner stocks over 100 head of cow-calf pairs, and the cross-fences allow him to move and rest paddocks to improve grazing capabilities. With over 80 +/- acres of dedicated hay ground that produced 4 bales to the acre in 2025, it is a farm that can stand alone. The 5 ponds provide ample water year-round for livestock and wildlife. During the winter months, the ducks and geese use these ponds extensively. This allows them to feed on the nearby crops, making it a waterfowl hunter's dream! The two 20'x50' lean-tos protect from the elements for livestock, hay storage, or safe parking for equipment year-round. A 30'x40' metal frame shop is the perfect spot to store feed, equipment, or have a place out of the elements for repairs and maintenance. The east-facing 3-bedroom home has stunning views, providing the perfect place for your morning coffee. A large pole barn has ample space for tractors, bailers, UTVs, and other equipment needed to run the farm. The beans and corn grown by their neighbors, along with tree lines that provide cover, give any deer hunter a great opportunity to catch a buck in rut, making his rounds. Property Features -353 +/- acres -90% open pasture -Cattle pens and working facilities -3-bed, 2-bath, 1,680-square-foot manufactured home built in 2000 -5 ponds equaling a total of 10 +/- acres -30'x50' pole barn -Two 20'x50' lean-to -30'x40' metal shop -30'x40' wooden barn -Rural water and electric -Perimeter fenced -Cross-fenced with multiple paddocks -Over 80 +/- acres of dedicated hay fields -Mix of native and fescue grasses -A majority of Class II soils