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Historic Homestead with Sustainable Living, Hunting & Endless Opportunity

Douglas 80 is a rare opportunity to own an exceptionally diverse and historically significant 80 +/- acre property in the rolling hills of Douglas County, Kansas. Combining productive agricultural land, premier hunting habitat, sustainable living features, and a beautifully restored historic homestead, this property offers a lifestyle and investment opportunity seldom found in today’s market. Conveniently located just 8 miles from Overbrook, 22 miles from downtown Lawrence, 28 miles from Topeka, and only 62 miles from Kansas City, the property provides peaceful country living without sacrificing accessibility. The farm consists of approximately +/-45 acres of native grassland, +/-33 acres of mature hardwood timber, and a +/-2-acre homesite. The diverse landscape supports an average of 65 head of grazing cattle annually while also creating exceptional habitat for wildlife. Rock Creek wraps around the property, complemented by several natural springs that provide year-round water sources and enhance the property’s natural beauty. Dramatic elevation changes create breathtaking 360-degree views across the surrounding countryside, making every corner of the farm visually impressive. The property is fenced with 5-strand barbed wire with internal cross fencing. At the center of the property sits a beautifully restored farmhouse originally constructed in 1889. Rich in history, the homestead was first established by a Civil War soldier who was gifted the land by the United States government. Both the residence and the original barn may qualify for historic registry designation, preserving a unique piece of Kansas heritage. In 2018, the home underwent a complete renovation down to the studs, including all new electrical, plumbing, insulation, HVAC systems, and sheetrock while carefully preserving the craftsmanship and character of the original structure. The residence offers approximately 2,356 square feet of finished living space with five bedrooms and two full bathrooms. A main-floor master bedroom and laundry room provide convenience, while the spacious custom kitchen features extensive cabinetry and ample workspace. Throughout the home, original refinished hardwood floors, restored woodwork, and beautiful stained-glass windows and doors showcase the property’s historic charm. The upstairs bathroom features an insulated cast-iron soaking tub, and the laid-rock basement includes a sump pump installed in 2019. Covered front and rear porches provide ideal spaces to relax and enjoy the surrounding views. The home’s roof was replaced with a Poly-Flex roofing system in the fall of 2025 and carries a 20-year warranty. One of the property’s most attractive features is its capability for sustainable and off-grid living. The residence operates primarily through a solar energy system connected to a two-way electric meter. Excess energy produced by the solar panels is returned to the electrical grid through FreeState Electric Cooperative, while supplemental power remains available as needed. Water is supplied through a private well supported by a 3,000-gallon cistern and a 2,500-gallon storage tank. Rural water service is also available for future connection from the eastern waterline. An Outdoor Classic Edge 760 wood furnace provides supplemental heat to the residence and serves as the primary heating source for the shop. The improvements continue with an impressive 30-foot by 40-foot insulated shop building designed for functionality and durability. Constructed with double sheet-metal walls and full foam insulation, the building features heated floors, 8-inch concrete on the garage side, and 4.5-inch concrete on the storage side. Two oversized insulated overhead doors measuring 12 feet by 16 feet provide easy access for equipment and vehicles. The shop is further enhanced with both 50-amp and 30-amp RV hookups and a hot tub area, making it equally suited for work, recreation, and entertaining. Equestrian enthusiasts will appreciate the exceptional 36-foot by 60-foot stable facility. Designed to withstand winds up to 150 miles per hour, the building features five spacious 12-foot by 12-foot stalls with room to add three additional stalls. All stalls and flooring have the needed and adequate rubberized matting throughout. The thoughtfully designed tack room includes feed storage, a sink, tack area, and floor drains. Additional floor drains are located throughout the main aisle and individual stalls for efficient cleaning and maintenance. Custom spring-loaded feed storage bunks hold up to 600 pounds of feed, and an automatic waterer services the paddock area. The property’s original late-1800s barn stands as a remarkable example of historic craftsmanship. Measuring approximately 60 feet by 68 feet, the structure was constructed using traditional pin-and-peg techniques with wooden dowels. The barn retains its original horse stalls, hay chutes, and expansive second-story hay loft capable of storing more than 2,000 bales. The roof was recently resealed and re-screwed in the spring of 2026, ensuring continued preservation of this historic landmark. A nearby lean-to provides additional equipment and storage space. For those interested in self-sufficiency and homesteading, the property includes a fenced garden area with raised planting beds and an established orchard producing asparagus, sandhill plums, and blackberries. These improvements complement the property’s off-grid capabilities and agricultural productivity. Recreational opportunities on Douglas 80 are truly exceptional. The combination of mature hardwood timber, native grassland, creek corridors, natural springs, and agricultural influence has created outstanding wildlife habitat. The property is well known for its trophy whitetail deer hunting, with several bucks exceeding 168 inches harvested over the years. Abundant populations of turkey, quail, and furbearers provide year-round hunting and trapping opportunities. Two Lazyman shooting houses are strategically positioned on the property, including one at the “Back Rim” and another at the “Hilltop,” offering excellent vantage points for wildlife observation and hunting. With Rock Creek flowing throughout, the elevation, bedding sanctuary, massive hardwood timber stand, the foundation and diversity is the perfect habitat. The timber stand is made up of Burr Oak, White Oak, Cottonwood, Sycamore, Elm, Osage Orange, Cedar and Ash. Along Rock Creek, there are several creek crossing locations along with deep pools throughout. A family favorite hangout spot known as "The Lobster Bar" not only holds always flowing crystal clear water, but a massive granite ledge with beautiful waterfalls below. Access to the property is excellent year-round via well-maintained county roads. Nearby 600 Road serves as a designated snow route and receives priority winter maintenance, while Douglas County regularly treats local roads to reduce dust and improve driving conditions. Adding further value, all owned mineral rights remain intact and will transfer to the new owner. With its rich history, meticulously restored improvements, sustainable living infrastructure, productive grazing land, exceptional hunting opportunities, and stunning natural beauty, Douglas 80 represents one of the most unique and complete rural properties available in eastern Kansas. Whether envisioned as a legacy family estate, working livestock operation, equestrian facility, hunting retreat, or self-sufficient homestead, this remarkable property offers an unparalleled opportunity to own a truly special piece of Kansas history. To schedule your private tour or for additional information, contact Brenda Doudican at 620-794-8075 or bdoudican@midwestlandgroup.com.

3 Acres with Trees, Views, and Build Potential

This property offers an opportunity to build your dream home in a peaceful rural setting. With good gravel road frontage less than a half mile from blacktop access, this property combines the peace of country living with the convenience of Wichita, Kingman, and Hutchinson relatively close. The tract is primarily open, providing plenty of space for a home, shop, barn, or other improvements. A mature shelterbelt along the west boundary adds privacy, character, and protection from the elements. Located outside the flood zone and situated in Reno County’s unzoned area, buyers will appreciate the flexibility this property offers. Conveniently located just 12 miles from Kingman and 14 miles from Cheney Reservoir, your everyday necessities and outdoor recreation including boating, fishing, and camping is within a short drive. Cheney is only 23 miles away, and west Wichita’s shopping and dining amenities are approximately 41 minutes from the property. If you enjoy golfing, Pretty Prairie Golf Course is less than a mile away. Small-acreage rural homesites are not easy to find. Please contact the listing agent, Trevor Stoll, at (620) 904-0115 or tstoll@midwestlandgroup.com, with any questions or to discuss purchasing.

Highly Tillable Farm on Blacktop in Kingman County

Located in central Kingman County, 5 miles north of Spivey, sits this highly tillable, productive farm ground. The property is accessed by a blacktop road (Southwest 30th Avenue) along the east side and a gravel road on the north side (SW 80 St). Around 98.6% of this farm is tillable with the remainder being waterways and a very small patch of trees along the west boundary. The soil is primarily made up of Class 2 Blanket silt loam with a 1-3% slope, and has a weighted soil class average of 2.24. The NCCPI average is 63.8, placing it well above the county average of 50. The property has around 30 feet of total elevation change and drains to the central portion of the west side. There is currently a farm tenant in place on an annual cash rent agreement, with the lease expiring in February of 2027. A wheat crop was just harvested off of the property, and possession can be made available to the buyer immediately upon closing. The current tenant has expressed interest in staying on as the farmer if given the opportunity to do so. There is an active wind lease on the property that is currently paying $1,500/year for non-wind obstruction. There are no wind turbines on the property. Additionally, there is a lease for a SODAR wind reading device on a small trailer on the north side of the property that is paying $1,200 per year and expires 12/19/2029. Mineral rights are intact and will transfer to the buyer. This is a great opportunity for an operator looking to expand their operation in the area or for the investor looking for a quality tillable farm that provides yearly, reliable passive income and future price appreciation. For questions, title document review, or to schedule a time to view the property, contact the listing agent Shaun Reid at (316) 210-6680.

53.08 +/- Acre Wooded Farm in Sumner County

Escape to the peace and privacy of the Tennessee countryside with this exceptional recreational and hunting property located in the desirable rural community of Bethpage, Tennessee. Offering an outstanding combination of accessibility, natural beauty, wildlife habitat, and future building potential, this property is a rare opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, investors, or those seeking a private retreat. The property features approximately 1,000 feet of road frontage on Wolf Hill Ridge Road and an additional 1,700 feet of frontage on Wolf Hill Road, providing excellent access and multiple possibilities for future development. Electric service is available at the road, and multiple soil sites have been identified, making this tract well-suited for a future home, cabin, or recreational getaway. Nature lovers will appreciate the property's abundant wildlife, including healthy populations of deer and wild turkey, along with a diverse range of native wildlife that thrive throughout the area. The land is highlighted by mature hardwood timber, creating a beautiful setting while enhancing wildlife habitat and recreational value. A charming off-grid hunting cabin is already in place, offering a comfortable base camp for weekend adventures. The cabin features bunk beds and a covered porch, providing the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings after a day outdoors. A well-maintained trail system winds throughout the property, allowing easy access for hunting, hiking, ATV riding, wildlife viewing, and exploring every corner of the land. Whether you're searching for a premier hunting property, a secluded recreational retreat, or a future homesite with privacy and natural beauty, this Sumner County tract offers endless possibilities.

Legacy Hunting Estate & Income Farm

Midwest Land Group is proud to present an exceptional 534 +/- acre Davis County farm offering a combination of agricultural income, hunting opportunities, and improvements rarely found in a single property. Located in the heart of Southern Iowa, this meticulously maintained farm has been thoughtfully developed and improved to provide year-round enjoyment while offering the scale, diversity, and quality serious land buyers are searching for. From the moment you enter the property, it becomes apparent this is far more than a typical farm. Productive farmland, mature timber, stocked ponds, established food plots, and extensive hunting infrastructure all come together to create a property that can be enjoyed in every season. Throughout the farm, the level of care and attention to detail is immediately apparent. The improvements are exceptionally well maintained, the farming practices reflect a commitment to long-term productivity, and the hunting infrastructure has been thoughtfully implemented. From the headquarters to the habitat work, this is a property that has been actively managed rather than simply owned. The hunting opportunities are exactly what buyers hope to find when searching Southern Iowa. The farm offers a diverse mix of timber, crop fields, food plots, water sources, and natural travel corridors. Ten Redneck blinds and three feeders have been strategically positioned throughout the property, creating numerous hunting setups across varying wind directions and seasonal patterns. Trail camera history collected throughout multiple seasons documents numerous mature bucks utilizing the property and provides strong evidence of the quality hunting opportunities Davis County is known for. Excellent internal access, diverse habitat, established food sources, and South Wyaconda River frontage combine to create a property that is both highly productive and exceptionally huntable. Several stocked ponds are scattered throughout the farm, providing excellent fishing opportunities while also serving as dependable water sources for wildlife. Five of the property's seven stocked ponds are located on the north portion of the farm surrounding the headquarters complex, creating a setting that is both functional and visually impressive. Bass, crappie, and additional species can be found within the pond system, while more than 150 fruit trees, including peach, apple, and additional mast-producing trees, have been planted throughout the property. Many are already producing fruit and contribute to both the wildlife habitat and the overall enjoyment of the farm. The combination of ponds, fruit trees, habitat improvements, food plots, and carefully managed hunting infrastructure creates an outdoor experience that extends well beyond hunting season. At the center of the property sits a custom-built headquarters completed in 2022. The residence and attached shop complex reflect the same level of care found throughout the farm. Clean lines, modern finishes, and thoughtful design create a comfortable space for year-round living or entertaining. The approximately 2,725 square foot residence features an open-concept layout, soaring ceilings, custom cabinetry, quality finishes, and a stunning floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace that serves as the focal point of the home. The bright, modern interior offers a welcoming atmosphere while maintaining the functionality expected from a property of this caliber. Attached to the residence is an impressive heated shop with radiant floor heat, complemented by expansive cold storage capable of accommodating equipment, tractors, side-by-sides, boats, campers, and everything needed to enjoy and manage a property of this scale. Beyond the recreational appeal, the farm offers meaningful agricultural income potential. The property includes 338.15 DCP cropland acres, with approximately 315 +/- acres currently utilized for row crop production and an additional 23 +/- acres established in alfalfa. The tillable acres carry an average CSR2 rating of approximately 50. Extensive tile and terrace improvements, approximately 54 acres of pattern tiling completed in 2025, grid sampling, lime applications, and ongoing fertility investments demonstrate the owner's commitment to maximizing the farm's long-term productivity. Local operators have expressed interest in leasing the cropland at approximately $250 per acre, creating strong future income potential for a new owner. Since acquiring the property in 2022, the owner has continued investing heavily in both the farm's productivity and recreational appeal. Significant investments in tile, terraces, pattern tiling, fertility management, hunting infrastructure, ponds, and construction of the headquarters have resulted in a property that reflects an exceptional level of stewardship. Mature timber throughout portions of the property provides outstanding wildlife habitat while also offering potential future timber value. Whether your goal is owning a high-quality Southern Iowa hunting farm, a diversified land investment, or a property capable of bringing family and friends together for generations, this Davis County offering presents a unique opportunity to acquire a truly complete ownership experience. Call Land Agent Kyle Steinfeldt to schedule your showing at (641) 485-7909.

New Listing in Lakeview Addition

Welcome home to this beautifully remodeled 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home located in the desirable Lakeview Addition of Bristow, Oklahoma! As you step inside, you'll be greeted by a bright and inviting interior featuring fresh updates, modern finishes, and an abundance of natural light throughout. The main level offers a comfortable and functional layout with a spacious living room, dining area, and a cozy fireplace that creates the perfect second seating or gathering space. The updated kitchen features brand-new cabinetry and appliances, and flows seamlessly into the laundry room and attached garage. The primary suite is conveniently located on the first floor and includes a walk-in closet and private bathroom. Upstairs, you'll find three additional bedrooms and a full bathroom, providing plenty of space for family, guests, or a home office. Outside, the home boasts excellent curb appeal and a spacious backyard, ideal for entertaining, relaxing, or play. Located within walking distance of Bristow Lake, this move-in-ready home offers the perfect combination of comfort, style, and location. Call Whitney Geyer for showings at (918) 855-4899.

Big Buck Hideaway - 17 Acres with Premier Build Site, Shop, & Recreation

Discover the perfect blend of country living and outdoor recreation on this 17 +/- acre tract in far western Macon County, Missouri. Conveniently located just 7 miles east of Marceline and only 4.5 miles south of US Highway 36, this property offers excellent access via WW Highway and Highway 129 while maintaining the privacy and seclusion buyers are searching for. A stunning hilltop build site sits tucked against a beautiful stand of mature oak and hickory timber, creating an ideal setting for your dream home, hunting cabin, or weekend retreat. Rural water and electric meters are already in place, and an established driveway provides immediate access, making this property ready for your plans. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the extensive trail system, timber-hole food plots, creek frontage along the north boundary, and a wildlife watering hole that helps attract and hold game year-round. Located in a proven big buck neighborhood with a strong deer history, this tract offers tremendous hunting and recreational opportunities well beyond its size. Additional improvements include a 24'x30' shop with electric, two roll-up doors, and an exterior hydrant, providing excellent storage and functionality. Whether you're looking for a premier building site, a recreational getaway, or a manageable hunting property with excellent wildlife habitat, this Macon County tract checks all the boxes. For additional information or to schedule a private showing, please contact Derek Payne at (573) 999-4574.

12.38 +/- Acres with Horse Barn, Indoor Arena, Home, and Pond

Osage River Retreat - 165 +/- Acres of Hunting, Ranching, & Luxury Living

Welcome to an exceptional 165 +/- acre property in Vernon County, Missouri, where outstanding hunting, fertile pastureland, and luxurious country living come together. Located just 20 minutes east of Rich Hill and only 18 miles east of Interstate 49, this meticulously maintained farm offers the perfect combination of recreation, agriculture, and privacy. The northern boundary borders the Osage River and sits just minutes from Schell-Osage and Four Rivers Conservation Areas, placing the property in the heart of one of Missouri's premier waterfowl regions. With river frontage and ideal topography, the farm offers tremendous duck hunting potential, including an outstanding location for the construction of a large duck lake on the north end of the property. The land features a beautiful mix of open hay ground, productive pasture, mature hardwoods, scattered giant oak trees, and two large pecan groves that provide annual harvest income. The property is fully fenced and cross-fenced for livestock, including a pipe-fence corral system, two cattle guard crossings, and two fully-stocked ponds. At the southern end of the farm sits an impressive 5,251 +/- square-foot home featuring five bedrooms, four bathrooms, three stone fireplaces with wood-burning inserts, a spacious living room with surround sound, and a large basement family room complete with a bar and kitchenette. The open-concept design is complemented by nearly 2,700 square feet of covered porches and patios, including a screened-in porch off the master suite, covered composite deck, walk-out basement patio, and a stunning covered stone fire pit area. Additional improvements include a 30'x40' shop with concrete and electric, a 50'x60' livestock barn, and a 24'x60' three-sided equipment shed. A 1,000-foot-long mature pin oak-lined driveway leads to the home, which sits atop a scenic ridge offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Osage River bottom! Whether you're looking for a premier hunting property, working livestock farm, or incredible country estate, this one-of-a-kind Vernon County property offers a rare combination of beauty, functionality, and recreational opportunity. For more information or to schedule a private showing, please contact Derek Payne at (573) 999-4574.

15.38 +/- Acres Mountain Retreat with Creek