Secluded Farmstead on 148 +/- Multi-Use Acres

Property Description

Nestled inside several mature shelter belts, you’ll find this quaint farmstead tucked away on 148 +/- acres in Rush County, Kansas. The land itself is comprised of 97 +/- acres of tillable farm ground, 92.10 acres of which are quality class II harney silt loam soils with the remainder being uly and wakeen silt loams. Currently being farmed on a crop share basis, means a new owner will receive a 1/3 portion of the milo crop currently in place. An additional 46 +/- acres of pasture provides an excellent spot to house livestock with water and corals located where the pasture meets the back of the barn.

Mature tree lines comprised of primarily cedar and hedge are located throughout the property. They do a tremendous job of shielding the property from those strong Kansas winds. Several mature apple trees are scattered throughout the yard, currently covered in a strong apple crop. The cover of these tree lines combined with the plentiful food sources have turned this farmstead into a true bobwhite quail mecca. While cruising the property during the photoshoot, no less than five different broods were scattered along the fence lines and tree lines.

The farmhouse built in 1928 boasts approximately 1,490 square feet of total living space. The kitchen, living space, one bedroom and one full-bathroom are located on the main floor with 2 bedrooms and additional living space located upstairs. This home with solid bones and a ton of character is just begging to become someone’s new project.

Also on the property are multiple outbuildings and grain bins. From the road, your eyes will grab onto the massive red barn built in 1928 with a hay loft that towers over the tree tops. Also on site is a 40’x64’ metal shop, perfect for storing vehicles and equipment. The house, barn, and shop have all received new roofs within the last five years.

For more information, answers to questions, or to schedule a private viewing, please contact Cole Schumacher at (785) 656-1738.