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Osage County 80 +/- Acre Recreational Farm near Pomona Lake

Price: $460,633 Acreage: 80 County: Osage State: KS

Located in east-central Osage County just north of Lyndon, Kansas, this 80 +/- acre property offers an exceptional combination of timber, native grassland, cropland, water, and recreational opportunities. The property includes 18 +/- acres of cropland, with the remaining 62 +/- acres comprised of native grass and mature timber. The cropland consists primarily of Summit silty clay loam soils, with an NCCPI overall weighted average of 64. Well-maintained terraces, waterway, and field edges are in place, with slopes ranging from 3–7%. The cropland is currently seeded to cool-season grass. Wildlife habitat is a standout feature, with mature hardwood timber, thick cover, warm-season native grass meadows, and a large wet-weather creek winding through the center of the property. These diverse habitat features provide excellent recreational opportunities for whitetail deer, turkey, and upland birds. The property is located in Kansas Deer Management Unit 10. With approximately 56 feet of elevation change across the tract, the property also offers attractive potential for a building site, providing scenic views across the surrounding countryside. A well-maintained, year-round gravel road borders the south boundary, with electricity, rural water, and fiber-optic cable at the road. Mineral rights are intact and will transfer to the Buyer at closing. The property is currently subject to a year-to-year cash-rent tenant grazing lease. This versatile 80 +/- acre tract offers a desirable blend of agricultural ground, native grass, mature timber, wildlife habitat, water, utilities, and recreational potential in a convenient Osage County location. Showings are by appointment only, and a licensed real estate agent must be present. Contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926 for additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a private showing.

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38 +/- Acre Country Retreat with Pond Near Rison

Price: $182,500 Acreage: 38 County: Cleveland State: AR

Discover the possibilities on this 38 +/- acre property along Cash Road near Rison, Arkansas. Located in Cleveland County, this tract combines open pasture, mature pine and hardwood timber, and a picturesque 2.5 +/- acre pond. Whether you’re looking for a country homesite, a recreational getaway, or land to enjoy for years to come, this property offers an appealing mix of usable space, water, and wooded privacy. The pond serves as the centerpiece of the property, creating a scenic setting for relaxing and enjoying the outdoors. Open pasture provides room for livestock and multiple potential homesites, while the surrounding timber offers cover for wildlife and opportunities for hunting and exploring. With space for fishing, ATV riding, and hiking, there’s plenty to enjoy beyond your back door. Approximately 1,461 feet of frontage along Cash Road provides convenient access, with water and electricity available along the road. Build your country retreat overlooking the pond, establish a small farm, or keep the property as your own recreational escape. This versatile Cleveland County tract brings together the features that make rural Arkansas living so attractive.

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156.74 +/- Acres With Home, Timber, Hunting, & Ozark Mountain Views

Price: $1,007,000 Acreage: 156.74 County: Taney State: MO

Discover the possibilities on this impressive 156.74 +/- acre mixed-use estate, offering an exceptional combination of comfortable living, recreational opportunities, timber, open pasture, and breathtaking Ozark Mountain views. Whether you’re looking for a private homestead, hunting retreat, recreational property, livestock acreage, or a larger parcel with future building potential, this property offers tremendous versatility. Perched on a scenic ridgetop setting, the 1,024 square foot home features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with views stretching south across the Ozark Mountains that truly must be seen in person. The property also includes two covered parking spaces and an additional detached 2 room, 1 bath structure with a private well. This versatile building could serve as a guest apartment, home office, studio, additional living space, or other recreational use. The structures/improvements will be sold as is. Approximately 13 acres of open grassland provide excellent opportunities for livestock, pasture, gardening, food plots, or simply enjoying the open landscape. The balance of the property features a diverse mix of mature hardwood timber and grass/open field transition zones, creating ideal habitat for abundant wildlife. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the maintained trail system, multiple potential hunting stand locations, and the property’s excellent recreational potential. Hunting has not been permitted on the property for decades, creating an intriguing opportunity for the next owner to establish their own hunting and wildlife-management plan. Deer and turkey are frequently found throughout the property, along with excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing, hiking, and exploring. The property also offers multiple potential additional building sites, making it especially attractive for buyers considering future improvements or the possibility of dividing the acreage, subject to applicable restrictions and approvals. Location is another major advantage. Situated approximately 1.5 miles east of Highway 65 along State Route 176, the property provides a peaceful rural setting while remaining conveniently accessible. Branson and Ozark are approximately 15–20 minutes away, while Springfield is roughly 30 minutes away, putting shopping, dining, entertainment, employment, and recreation within an easy drive. This rare 156.74 +/- acre estate offers a combination of acreage, scenic views, improvements, recreational opportunities, and convenient location. Properties of this size with this much versatility are becoming increasingly harder to find. Come experience the views, trails, timber, and possibilities for yourself. Call today to schedule your private showing.

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Exceptional 78.18 +/- Acre Property With Ozark Views, Timber & Wildlife

Price: $469,080 Acreage: 78.18 County: Taney State: MO

Exceptional 78.18 +/- acre property offering privacy, incredible Ozark Mountain views, and mature hardwood timber. The wooded acreage offers excellent deer and turkey habitat, a trail system with multiple hunting stand locations, and abundant wildlife, making this an outstanding recreational property. Hunting has not been allowed on the property for decades, creating exciting potential for the next owner. The property has easy access from State Route 176, with electric service on the northeast corner of the property at an existing build site with a concrete foundation and storage shed. The structures will be sold as-is and are not of value to the property. Location is another major advantage. Situated approximately 1.5 miles east of Highway 65 along State Route 176, the property provides a peaceful rural setting while remaining conveniently accessible. Branson and Ozark are approximately 15–20 minutes away, while Springfield is roughly 30 minutes away, putting shopping, dining, entertainment, employment, and recreation within an easy drive. Call today for a private showing.

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78.56 +/- Acres With Ozark Views, Ridgetop Home, Hunting & Recreation

Price: $561,488 Acreage: 78.56 County: Taney State: MO

Exceptional 78.56 +/- acre property offering privacy, incredible Ozark Mountain views, and a versatile mix of open grass/fields and mature hardwood timber. The ridgetop 1,024 square foot home features 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, with breathtaking south-facing views across the Ozarks. Additional improvements include 2 covered parking spaces and a detached 2 room, 1 bath structure with a private well—ideal for a guest apartment, office, studio, additional living space, or storm shelter. The property structures/improvements will be sold as is. Approximately 13 acres of open grass/fields provide opportunities for livestock, pasture, or food plots, while the wooded acreage offers excellent deer and turkey habitat. A maintained trail system, multiple hunting stand locations, and abundant wildlife make this an outstanding recreational property. Hunting has not been allowed on the property for decades, creating exciting potential for the next owner. Location is another major advantage. Situated approximately 1.5 miles east of Highway 65 along State Route 176, the property provides a peaceful rural setting while remaining conveniently accessible. Branson and Ozark are approximately 15–20 minutes away, while Springfield is roughly 30 minutes away, putting shopping, dining, entertainment, employment, and recreation within an easy drive. Call today for a private showing.

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Silver Creek

Price: $1,327,000 Acreage: 474 County: Reno State: KS

Located in southern Reno County on paved Parallel Road is 474 +/- acres. This expansive offering is one of only a few properties this size south of 50 Highway. Silver Creek is a year-round stream; it runs the entire length of the farm. The creek flows west to east through the property, the curves and shape make it a total length of 1.7 miles, or 3,000 yards of stream bed. Land in this composition is scarce. Live water is considered by some to be the new oil, because freshwater is a finite, highly strategic resource with no substitute. This property benefits from the flowing water in multiple ways, wildlife attraction and the cattle grazing efficiency. Trophy whitetail deer rest in the mature timber along the creek and utilize the fresh water source. Cattle stocked in the pasture also benefit from fresh drinking water. The shallow stream provides abundant clean water that keeps cows cool and gaining weight. Healthy water sources mean healthy calves. This area of Reno County is specifically known for a rich wild game population. Deer, turkey, pheasants, quail, and waterfowl will all congregate on this property. During the rut, there is no better place to sit in a stand than along this creek. The travel corridor is very active on a November day. Goose Creek converges with Silver Creek just before entering the property on the west boundary, this natural funnel bottlenecks down two deer herds chasing across the property. Visitors from the east, where the creek meets the Ninnescah, are another flow of traffic. This is the type of farm that has the potential to pick up new bucks every day of the year. The tall grasses and thick plum thickets provide excellent bedding cover. Pockets of mature timber are scattered throughout the property, setting up multiple stand locations for the right wind is very possible. Setting up multiple stands so that the entire family group can hunt the same day is also workable. The farm can be accessed from three different roads depending on the situation. The wild turkey population is healthy, and the farm has the potential to be developed into a formidable duck hunting property. Pockets of Silver Creek can remain ice-free during cold snaps and be attractive loafing areas for Mallards. Pastures in this size range are hard to find. The fencing is in serviceable condition, and the grass is excellent in lots of areas. The FSA considers 127.28 acres to be cropland on the north quarter. This acreage was planted to soybeans in 2026. Most of the soils on this quarter of tillable farmland are the same as the 346 +/- acres of native grass. Class II, Yaggy Saxman Complex, with a Range Production of 5,310 lbs of grass per acre per year. This pasture pushes some serious forage. The tillable has been on a wheat, beans, milo rotation. Cut grain field is a good source of food for wildlife populations. This tillable field could continue in a grain rotation or be wrapped into the pasture for even more grazing. Possession of both the farmland and grassland will be subject to tenant's rights. Opportunities to string together a tract of land this size in Reno County could take a lifetime. The demand for quality recreation property large enough to grow and protect your own deer is also significant. Technological improvement can change economies, but investment in flowing water is a sure bet. To schedule a tour, contact the listing agent, Sean Thomas, at (620) 712-2775.

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Your Premier Ozark Mountain Playground

Price: $538,000 Acreage: 112 County: Newton State: AR

The Newton County 112 +/- is already surveyed and sits amongst one of the best recreational areas Arkansas has to offer. If fishing and epic float trips are your thing, the Buffalo and Kings Rivers are nearby and offer just that. The property sits just 1 mile west, as the crow flies, from the headwaters of the Buffalo River. Want hiking trails? This property has you covered there as well. It sits just 1.8 miles from the trailhead to the famed Hawksbill Crag / Whitaker Point scenic overlook. This happens to be one of the most photographed landmarks in all of Arkansas and has been the highlight of countless outdoor magazines. It is a big-time destination for hikers, campers, photographers, and outdoor lovers from across the country. If mountain biking is more your preference, you are covered there too. The Upper Buffalo Headwaters IMBA trail system is just a short distance away. Many sources call this a top 5 mountain bike experience in Arkansas, and that’s saying a lot because this area is becoming famous for its biking scene. Make no mistake about it, this area is known for its rugged landscape, and that’s part of the attraction year after year. That’s also what sets this 112 +/- acres apart from many others in the area. This is one of the more accessible and usable tracts you’re going to find in the rugged Ozarks. The property is attractive because of the topography, with mostly gentle slopes that make it conducive for additional building sites or other improvements. There is an internal trail system in place that allows access to just about every corner of the property. A large portion of the perimeter also has fire breaks in place, allowing you to hit the ground running if prescribed burns and habitat management are at the top of your to-do list. There is already a Derksen-type cabin on site, giving you a great starting point for enjoying the property right away. The cabin has electricity and a septic system in place, along with a rainwater catchment system with a 1,000 gallon cistern. Inside, you will find a combined kitchen/living area, a bathroom with tub and shower combo, and two lofted sleeping areas. Whether you use it as a hunting cabin, recreational escape, deer camp, or just want somewhere to stay while you continue making improvements, having these features in place adds a lot of versatility to the property. Not only is much of the legwork already done to make future improvements easier, but this property is ready to hunt from day one. One of the first things that stands out about this property is the access. It has county road frontage along its entire eastern boundary. That sets up extremely well for hunting those north and northwesterly cold fronts that we as outdoorsmen wait all year long for. The eastern portion of the property has had some TSI work done, giving the wildlife great security and additional groceries. The majority of the property is covered with medium to large white oaks, red oaks, post oaks, and even some sugar maple and a few mature beech trees. This place comes alive in the fall! At the heart of this property sits a large 3 +/- acre meadow-like food plot. This was strategically placed because this area of Arkansas is elk country. You read that correctly! Elk frequent this area and spend much of the summer in these mountains. It also provides a place for the herd to escape when the pressure builds in the valleys. Because of this property's location, you can realistically hunt deer, turkey, black bear, elk, and a variety of small game. If 112 acres isn’t enough to hunt or explore, 1.2 million acres of the St. Francis Ozark National Forest is less than a mile to the south, and the Buffalo River Wildlife Management Area is a 1/2 mile to the northeast. Speaking of fall, people from around the country flock to Boxley Valley each year specifically in this season. This valley runs along Highway 21 and is home to one of the most scenic drives in the area. The elk congregate in the fields along the Buffalo River, and you will see people pulled over on the side of the road taking in the beauty with their cameras in hand. Professional photographers make the trip here specifically to capture the scenery and the elk. From an outdoorsman's perspective, the location is 10/10! Ponca and Jasper are just to the northeast. Highway 74 runs east above the Buffalo River Valley between these two communities and makes for a beautiful drive. Kingston and Huntsville sit northwest of the property, while scenic Highway 16 is to the south. It’s hard to know where and how to stop describing this property because it really can fit a lot of different buyers. You can put additional cabins on the property and use it as an investment. You can have a place all to your own if you desire to get away from the rest of the world. You can have a serious hunting property with deer, turkey, bear, and even elk. Or maybe you just want a place where you can bring your family, enjoy the outdoors, and spend your weekends exploring everything this part of the Ozarks has to offer. The possibilities are wide open, and the Newton County 112 +/- gives you a pretty incredible place to start. Let’s take a look!

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105 +/- Acres in Neosho County, Kansas

Price: $383,250 Acreage: 105 County: Neosho State: KS

Located on 190th Road in Neosho County, this 105 +/- acre property is set up well for cattle, hunting, or a future homesite. The property has good fencing, plenty of grass for grazing, and three ponds that provide water for livestock and wildlife. With utilities available at the road, there are also several possibilities for building a home, shop, or small farmstead. The property has a strong recreational side as well, with deer and quail using the area. The combination of pasture, ponds, and cover provides good wildlife habitat while still allowing most of the acreage to remain productive for livestock. Whether you’re looking for a place to run cattle, hunt close to home, or have both on the same property, this acreage gives you plenty of options. Access is another big advantage, with the property sitting only one mile off blacktop on 190th Road. Good fencing, three ponds, utilities at the road, hunting opportunities, and a potential build site make this a well-rounded piece of Neosho County ground. It’s a property that can be put to use from day one while still giving a new owner room to make it their own.

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Tillable Farm With Wildlife Activity

Price: $299,600 Acreage: 107 County: Reno State: KS

107 +/- acres of tillable farm ground located 1.5 miles north of Highway 50 between Plevna and Abbyville, Kansas. The farm is currently planted to soybeans and is made up primarily of Class III Hayes-Solvay loamy fine sand soils, with an average NCCPI of 48. The current farmers would be interested in continuing to farm the property if the new owner desires. This tract could fit a number of different buyers. For an investor, having a local farmer willing to continue operating the ground makes for an easy transition. It could also be a good addition for a current farm operator looking to pick up more acres, or for a cattle producer needing additional ground to plant feed crops for winter grazing. Another option would be to look into enrolling all or a portion of the property into the CRP program, which could provide additional habitat and make the farm even more attractive for deer and upland game birds. This is a nice, manageable tract with blacktop frontage and good access. It also has some added wildlife appeal, with neighboring cover directly to the west. More than 30 deer have been observed coming out of that cover in the evenings to feed in the crops. The property sits in a convenient location, approximately 5 miles from Abbyville, 5 miles from Plevna, 12 miles from Partridge, and 22 miles from Hutchinson. If you're looking for a smaller tillable tract with good access, multiple land-use options, and some added wildlife potential, contact the listing agent Trevor Stoll at (620) 904-0115 with any questions or to make an offer.

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Riverfront Farm and Recreational Retreat

Price: $1,050,000 Acreage: 303 County: Clay State: AR

With over 3 miles of combined river frontage, productive farmland, and a landscape full of recreational opportunities, this 303 +/- acre tract offers a rare combination of agricultural income and outdoor enjoyment. Stretching along 2.2 miles of the Current River and another 7/10 of a mile of the Little Black River, the property provides an incredible setting for anyone who appreciates life on the water. Sandbars along the Current River create opportunities for floating, swimming, fishing, and spending summer days on the river, while the 2 +/- acre feature known as the “Blue Hole” and additional sloughs add even more character to the landscape. Beyond the water, this property offers the kind of habitat and variety that make a recreational tract stand out. Excellent deer hunting and opportunities for duck hunting give you plenty of reasons to spend time here throughout the year. Whether you're setting up for deer season, watching ducks work the sloughs or dive into the blue hole, fishing the rivers, or enjoying a day on the sandbars, this property offers something to look forward to in every season. Beyond its recreational appeal, this property also offers plenty of agricultural value, with approximately 150 acres of tillable, precision-leveled ground. An electric well serves the east 50 +/- acres, while the west 100 +/- acres is equipped with a re-lift system featuring a brand-new pump and risers. The farmland is currently being leased, with the existing tenant willing to continue farming for the next owner if desired. Clay County Road 105 borders the east boundary, providing convenient access. Located just 2.5 miles west of Highway 62, 7 miles west of Corning, and 3 miles north of Reyno, this tract combines productive farmland, extensive river frontage, and excellent recreational opportunities in one property.

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