Located along Main Street in the town of South Hutchinson sits this prime development opportunity! The location of the property is ideal and sits at the corner of South Main Street and W Avenue F, just 1/2 mile north of … Read More
This large production farm in northern Ness County is truly the complete package. With 503 +/- tillable acres, 375 +/- acres of fenced grass, a large farmhouse, an equipment shed, and active oil production, it truly checks every box. The … Read More
If you've been looking for a diverse income-producing property in a solid location then this property is for you. Located only a few short miles south of the Saline River and 4 miles from the Interstate 70 exit at Ogallah, … Read More
Just south of Argonia, Kansas, and less than a mile from the famed Chikaskia River, sits this 156+ acre tillable crop land. The farm has an excellent mix of tillable income and recreational opportunity. The farm has natural roll and … Read More
Everyone is looking for that perfect 80 +/- acre hunting setup in Kansas, well, here it is! This farm sits just southwest of Parker, Kansas, in Linn County, and looking at the aerial should make any big buck hunter sweat! … Read More
This 14 +/- acre property offers the perfect blank canvas to create your dream home in the highly sought-after Louisburg area. With wide-open views, you’ll enjoy breathtaking sunrises and sunsets right from your doorstep. The property already comes equipped with … Read More
This highly productive 193 +/- acre farm is located between Kincaid and Centerville in eastern Anderson County, Kansas, offering approximately 185 acres of prime tillable ground. The property features a small pond and a wet-weather creek, adding both functionality and … Read More
Located just outside of Beagle, Kansas, this 48 +/- property sits on blacktop road frontage. The property includes great soils for CRP, tillable, along with an excellent area for recreational activities. The property is made up mostly of Class 2 … Read More
In southeast Kingman County are 12 +/- acres of rustic living quarters and outbuildings. The rolling hills of tall native grass, cottonwood groves, and cedar thickets make for never-ending grazing potential and wildlife habitat. To be surveyed from a larger … Read More
Built in 1872 George Grant’s Villa is a National Historic Site and one of the biggest stories in the history of American livestock. Four Aberdeen Angus bulls arrived on May 17th, 1873, and changed the game forever. The rest is … Read More
