Investment Properties Listings

Combo Farm and Build Site on North Plum

Grant County CRP & Gas Income Farm

Located in the Southeast quarter of Section 7, Township 29, Range 35 in Grant County, Kansas, this 148.2 +/- acre property offers an exceptional combination of dependable CRP income, producing natural gas revenue, intact mineral rights, and quality native grassland habitat.

The property is enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), generating approximately $7,038 annually ($46.35 per enrolled acre). An established local tenant manages the CRP contract and maintains the property, making this an ideal low-maintenance investment for an absentee landowner.

100% intact mineral rights will transfer with the sale, including two producing natural gas wells that provide additional income. Located within the renowned Hugoton Gas Field, this property offers long-term energy investment potential. The tract also borders a major industrial manufacturing facility, adding another unique characteristic to the property.

Established native grasses provide outstanding habitat for pheasants, quail, mule deer, whitetail deer, and lesser prairie chickens. The property is enrolled within the Kansas SAFE Lesser Prairie Chicken Habitat, supporting one of western Kansas' most important native prairie ecosystems.

Conveniently located just one mile from a paved road, the property offers year-round access and frontage along a railroad. A pipeline easement runs through the property, opening the future potential for pipeline expansion easement payments.  

Whether you're looking for a dependable income-producing investment, a recreational retreat, or a long-term land holding with conservation and energy value, this Grant County property offers a rare opportunity.

Labette County, Kansas Legacy Farm with More Than 150 Years of History

Rare opportunities like this do not come along often. Steeped in history and ready for its next chapter, this multi-generational 160 +/- acre farm has been family-owned since 1873, offering a remarkable blend of history and productivity. Featuring 100% native pasture with a soil class average of 2, this property is well-suited for livestock grazing, hay production, or future agricultural operations. Located in the rolling countryside of Labette County, the farm offers the rare opportunity to own a piece of Kansas heritage while benefiting from productive agricultural ground. The farm includes a 3 +/- acre pond, a seasonal creek, full perimeter fencing, and county road frontage for easy access. Electric, rural water, and a well are already available, making future improvements simple. Conveniently located less than 2 miles south of Highway 166, just 5 miles from Bartlett, 10 miles from Chetopa, and 25 miles east of Coffeyville. Whether you’re expanding your cattle operation or investing in Kansas pasture, this 160 +/- acre farm checks all the boxes. Additional adjoining acreage is also available for buyers seeking a larger operation. Give Kevin Williams a call at (918) 559-8960 for more information.

42.6 Surveyed Acres of Prime Hunting Land with Cabin Potential

Midwest Land Group is proud to present 42.6 surveyed acres located just outside Sneedville in Hancock County, Tennessee. With more than 1,700 feet of frontage along Brooks Road, this nearly 100% wooded tract offers convenient access while maintaining the privacy and seclusion expected from an East Tennessee mountain property. An old access road and previous building site near Brooks Road provide a practical location for a cabin, hunting camp, or permanent residence. Power is available at the road, offering the flexibility to build with traditional utilities or create a fully off-grid retreat. Keeping improvements near the road would allow the remaining acreage to stay undisturbed as huntable woodland and valuable wildlife habitat. The mountainous terrain is covered in mature timber that may offer future income potential, while areas at or near the upper elevations could provide long-range views with selective clearing. Deer and turkey are abundant, and bear also call this property home. With its established habitat, extensive road frontage, and blank-slate potential, this tract is well-suited for a private hunting retreat, recreational getaway, or secluded cabin property. Located approximately 5.7 miles from Sneedville and 26 miles from Rogersville, the property offers rural privacy without sacrificing access to nearby towns and everyday necessities. Whether your plans include building a mountain cabin, managing timber, hunting, or creating an off-grid escape, these 42.6 acres provide a strong foundation for making the property your own.

Mountain-Top Living on 108 +/- Private Acres

Midwest Land Group is proud to present 108 +/- surveyed acres located just outside the city limits of Sneedville in Hancock County, Tennessee. Positioned atop the mountain, this expansive property features rolling to nearly level terrain, with steeper ground primarily confined near the outer property lines. Numerous potential building sites are found throughout the wooded and open areas, making the property an excellent option for a private family compound, recreational retreat, or permanent residence. Three separate pasture areas provide opportunities for livestock, income-producing hayfields, or future homesites. A former pond location also offers the potential to reestablish a pond with proper evaluation and improvements. Large white oaks, walnut trees, and other native Tennessee hardwoods cover the property, while fruit trees are located just yards from the cabin. An extensive trail system runs throughout the acreage and is wide enough to accommodate even the largest UTVs. Deer and turkey are abundant, and bear also frequent the property, complementing its long history as a productive hunting ground. The property includes a 1,500+ square foot home featuring three bedrooms and three full bathrooms. It is well suited for use as a weekend getaway, hunting cabin, or renovation into comfortable guest quarters. A drilled well provides strong water pressure, and an oversized septic system is already installed. A 30'x50' metal workshop offers full electrical service with a dedicated 200-amp panel, providing ample capacity to operate equipment, tools, and machinery. Access begins along a county-maintained road that extends several hundred feet into the property, followed by a gravel drive leading to the cabin. Situated at the end of a private, winding road stretching more than 2,500 feet, the property offers an exceptional level of privacy and security while remaining only 4.1 miles from downtown Sneedville. Morristown is approximately 35 miles away, and Rogersville is approximately 29 miles away, making this a secluded mountain property that remains convenient to nearby communities. Offered at only $699,000, this property is your perfect opportunity to create that legacy retreat that will last for generations.

12.8 +/- Acres with Cabin, Buildable Homesite, & Premier Recreational Land

115 +/- Acre Farm with Highway Frontage and Possible Return on Investment

Rockin R Ranch: World-Class High-Fence Sporting Estate in the Flint Hills

Located just east of Florence, Kansas, in the heart of the legendary Flint Hills, Rockin R Ranch encompasses approximately 600 acres of some of the most breathtaking country found anywhere in the Midwest. Defined by dramatic elevation changes, pristine native grasslands, mature hardwood timber, extraordinary water resources, luxury accommodations, and an exceptional wildlife population, this remarkable property offers a rare combination of sporting recreation, conservation, agricultural productivity, and refined ranch living. The ranch comprises approximately 354 acres of pristine native bluestem grass, some of the densest, cleanest, and most vigorous native pasture one could hope to find. Approximately 153 acres are covered by mature hardwood timber, including bur oak, black walnut, sycamore, cottonwood, elm, and hackberry. Towering hilltops, deep wooded draws, protected creek bottoms, and rolling hillsides create tremendous visual appeal while providing abundant cover, bedding habitat, and natural travel corridors for wildlife. An additional approximately 93 acres of tillable ground are currently established in brome grass. Featuring highly productive Reading and Labette soils classified primarily as Class I and Class II, these acres provide valuable agricultural potential and could also be strategically managed to support the ranch’s wildlife and conservation goals. Approximately 440 acres are completely enclosed by high fencing, while the remaining 160 acres are secured by five-strand barbed-wire fencing and leased annually for cattle grazing. This thoughtful configuration provides the flexibility to operate an elite hunting and wildlife preserve while maintaining traditional Flint Hills grazing income. Several overhead bulk feeders, hunting stands, and elevated tower blinds are strategically placed throughout the ranch, creating a turn-key setup for private hunting, outfitting, wildlife observation, and herd management. Water is one of the ranch’s most extraordinary assets. Martin Creek winds for more than a mile through the property, providing a consistently flowing, year-round water source and serving as a natural corridor through the heart of the ranch. An approximately 8-acre, crystal-clear, spring-fed lake forms a stunning centerpiece, while an additional 7-acre lake lies along the southern property line. Three additional ponds, natural springs, and the meandering creek create a water system seldom found on a property of this size. Stocked with bass, bluegill, channel catfish, and carp, the lakes provide outstanding private fishing opportunities. Their dependable open water also creates excellent habitat for migrating waterfowl, delivering tremendous hunting and viewing opportunities throughout the season - even during some of the coldest Kansas conditions. Whether fishing on a quiet summer evening, watching wildlife gather along the shoreline, or pursuing waterfowl on a crisp winter morning, the recreational possibilities are nearly endless. The ranch’s primary residence is incorporated into an impressive 50'x60' barndominium featuring approximately 1,758 square feet of beautifully finished living space. The 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom home showcases upscale finishes and an inviting open-concept design connecting the kitchen, dining, and living areas. Custom cabinetry, granite countertops, and spacious gathering areas create a refined, yet comfortable atmosphere perfectly suited for entertaining family, friends, clients, and hunting guests. The adjoining shop provides excellent equipment and vehicle storage with convenient overhead-door access. A complete game-processing center features hanging racks and a walk-in cooler, allowing harvested game to be handled efficiently on site. An overhead loft currently provides additional storage but offers the potential to be finished into expanded living quarters, guest accommodations, or recreational space. A fully renovated guesthouse offers an additional 1,320 square feet of finished living space. Dating to the early 1900s, the residence retains its original character and charm while providing modern comfort. With 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and generous entertaining space, the guesthouse comfortably accommodates overnight visitors while offering privacy from the main residence. It is ideally suited for family, hunting clients, ranch staff, or hospitality-based income opportunities. Extensive agricultural and wildlife-management improvements further enhance the property. A 50'x30' barn is configured for artificial insemination, vaccinating, animal handling, and controlled breeding, with several traps and turnout areas incorporated into its design. Additional improvements include a 72'x36' hay barn, a 20'x12' loafing shed, an 18'x18' detached garage currently used for feed storage, and a historic 34'x23' limestone barn with an overhead loft. Several limestone structures dating to the mid-to-late 1800s remain standing throughout the ranch, offering a tangible connection to its storied past. The historic limestone barn is an architectural treasure, while the ranch’s arched limestone bridge is an especially distinctive feature. Together, these enduring structures add a level of authenticity, history, and irreplaceable character that cannot be replicated through modern construction. Rockin R Ranch offers exceptional opportunities for both big-game hunting and wildlife conservation. The current ownership has invested heavily in animal conservation, selective breeding, and the preservation of desirable genetic lines. The high-fenced portion of the ranch supports an extraordinary population that includes more than 30 exotic animals, among them sika, fallow, and axis deer, along with approximately 130 whitetail deer and 85 elk. Few experiences compare to watching an elk herd move across the distant ridgelines or seeing trophy-class wildlife emerge from the timber and into the native grass at sunset. The ranch also presents compelling annual income potential through guided or private hunts, shed-antler sales, cattle grazing, agricultural production, wildlife breeding, and guest accommodations. It could remain an exclusive family retreat, operate as a premier commercial hunting destination, or serve as the foundation for an expanded conservation and breeding enterprise. With its captivating Flint Hills scenery, abundant year-round water, outstanding native grass, productive soils, mature timber, luxury residences, historic limestone architecture, and remarkable concentration of wildlife, Rockin R Ranch is truly a once-in-a-lifetime offering. It is more than a hunting property, it is a complete sporting estate, a conservation legacy, and an extraordinary place where land, water, wildlife, history, and luxury exist in perfect balance. All mineral rights are intact and will transfer with the property. Approximate 2025 real estate taxes were $6,676.32. Rockin R Ranch must be experienced in person to fully appreciate the scale, beauty, and rarity of everything it has to offer. To schedule a private tour of the ranch or to request additional information, contact agent Brenda Doudican with Midwest Land Group at (620) 794-8075 or bdoudican@midwestlandgroup.com.

Country Home on Timbered Acreage

5 +/- Acres Build Sites Near Shoal Bay Park - Tracts 12,18,20,21,23,24