Greenwood County, Kansas Land For Sale (9 results)

This 1,100 acre ranch in Greenwood County represents a rare opportunity to acquire a large, contiguous holding with established income, strong recreational appeal, and long-term upside. Properties of this scale and balance are increasingly difficult to find-especially ones that are already functioning at a high level. From an operational standpoint, the ranch is currently supporting a 305-head steer program on a 100-day grazing cycle, with income generated on a per-head basis and flexibility tied to service levels. The current tenant has a proven system in place and actively manages the property through prescribed burning, weed control, fence maintenance, and water gap management. Their interest in remaining provides immediate continuity and removes the uncertainty that often comes with transitioning a property of this size. Recreationally, the ranch is equally compelling. A hunting lease is already in place, managed by the same tenant, which has helped maintain consistency in pressure and habitat. The land itself supports that success-7 ponds, a primary creek system with tributaries, and a mix of walnut, sycamore, hedge, and native grasses create the kind of diversity that holds wildlife year-round. The draws, elevation changes, and natural corridors further enhance movement and usability across the property. What adds another layer to this offering is its proximity to two of the region's most well-known water resources-Toronto Lake located approximately 4 miles to the east and Fall River Lake roughly 4.5 miles to the south. Both lakes are known for their size, consistent water levels, and strong populations of migratory waterfowl throughout the season. Toronto Lake offers expansive open water and surrounding habitat that attracts ducks and geese during migration, while Fall River Lake provides a combination of timbered areas, backwater habitat, and managed public hunting that keeps birds moving through the area regularly. The presence of both lakes in close proximity creates a natural corridor for waterfowl traffic. That matters here. With 7 ponds already established across the ranch, the property is well-positioned to benefit from that movement. These ponds serve as natural resting and feeding stops for birds trading between larger bodies of water, and there is clear potential to further develop a targeted waterfowl program-whether through habitat improvements, strategic food plots, or selective pond management. It's not just a possibility-it's an opportunity that hasn't been fully maximized yet. From an infrastructure standpoint, the ranch is well-equipped with cross fencing, multiple gated access points, and road frontage on the north, south, and west boundaries, allowing for efficient movement and management. Electricity along the western boundary supports future improvements, and there are several high-quality build sites offering views of water, timber, and native grass. While rural water is not currently nearby, the setting and scale of the property provide flexibility for long-term planning. Another notable advantage is the limited number of neighboring landowners, which contributes to privacy, operational control, and consistency in both grazing and hunting management-an increasingly important factor on properties of this caliber. Key Property Highlights: 1,100 contiguous acres located in Greenwood County, Kansas. Established 305-head steer program operating on a 100-day grazing cycle. Income-producing cattle lease with flexible per-head rate structure. Experienced tenant providing full-service land and pasture management. Existing hunting lease offering additional annual income. Seven ponds and a live creek system with multiple tributaries. Proximity to Toronto Lake (4 miles) and Fall River Lake (4.5 miles). Strong potential for enhanced waterfowl hunting due to regional migration patterns. Cross fencing, multiple access gates, and three-sided road frontage. Electricy runs laong the Western boundary of the property.

The Magic Circle tract is the ultimate setting for a purebred cattle or horse operation. Located in the Otter Creek Valley, with the backdrop of towering hills, the natural beauty of the land and facilities is a picture-perfect setting. This is a showplace and nothing is missing. This tract is approximately 708 acres consisting of 150+- acres of tillable crop ground, 50 +- acres of timber and creek, 10 +- acres of farmstead and the balance is 500+- acres of Native Bluestem pasture. This is not only a working ranch, but has so many features to offer the owner in terms of enjoyment. First of all, the natural beauty of Otter Creek with a spectacular waterfall that is not only seen but heard as well. The sound is so refreshing and relaxing. Second is the abundance of water. Otter Creek runs year-round and there are 9-10 man-made stock ponds for livestock watering and fishing. Then there is the Watson Branch of Otter Creek at the north end of the ranch which supplies the north 240 acres. Lastly, the quality of the grass is excellent and last years remnants are still chest high. The Bluestem grasses on this tract can be grazed or mowed for hay and the fences are mostly in excellent condition and some brand new. Hunting and fishing on this property is excellent. The north 240 acres with the Watson Branch has an abundant Whitetail Deer population and trophy bucks are common. Eastern Wild Turkeys can be seen in large flocks all over the property and Coyotes can be heard nightly and seen often too. The improvements are away from the public road, down a fenced driveway and along the north bank of Otter Creek. An owner’s cabin sits alone above a breathtaking limestone waterfall that empties into a crystal-clear pool of deep water. There is a modern caretaker house on the farmstead, near the main barn that boasts an upper loft, ample machine storage, a nice office and lounging area with a full bathroom. The barn has a permanent high-pressure wash area with heated water for easy cleaning and maintenance of equipment. Gigantic overhead doors provide easy access for large machinery. Other buildings for equipment storage, shop work, livestock foodstuff storage and animal shelter are present. Welded pipe pens, concrete fence-line bunks, a hydraulic working chute and a dedicated outdoor roping arena are other features that make this such a workable ranch. Additionally, at another site is a nice metal shop/machinery storage building and nostalgic, 100-year-old wood-framed barn with hayloft. Otter Creek Cabin (626 55th St) was built in 1930 with 1,204 square feet of living area. There are two bedrooms, living room, kitchen and a full bathroom. It has been totally remodeled with a new roof and siding and sports a large sunroom overlooking Otter Creek. Caretaker House (628 55th St) is a 1920 vintage structure with1,315 square feet of living area. It has 3 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and two full bathrooms. It has also been remodeled and has a new roof in 2024. Single Car Garage built in 1955, 288 square feet. Detached. Large Garage/Shop built in 1955, 1,860 square feet. Detached. Morton Barn built in 2008, pole frame and metal clad. It is 38’x 80’ with an 11’ x 64’ enclosed lean-to. Total area is 2,928 square feet plus an additional upper-level deck in the main part of the barn. There is a very nice finished office area with lounge room and full bathroom. The unfinished area is used for large machinery storage and there is a machinery washing area complete with a heated, high-pressure washer. There is plenty of space to convert unfinished area into extra bedrooms if needed. Calving Barn built in 1955, pole frame and metal clad. It is 60’ x 71’ with feeding stall. Blue Shop built in 2015, all steel building, 40’ x 63’, partial concrete, water, electricity. Red Bank Barn, built in 1925, wood-framed and sided, hayloft, milking stalls, 28’ x 30’.

The Lilley tract consists of approximately 752 acres by our measurements. The nostalgic and historic 2 story farm house began as a Sears and Roebuck kit package in 1870, that evolved with two later additions and then completely restored in 2012, mindful of history and the family it served for so many years. It sits on the original farmstead along Otter Creek where the Lilley family homesteaded in the late 1860’s. There is an old barn with hayloft and wooden milking stanchions and several older tool sheds near the house. At the other end of the property is a smaller cabin, completely restored in 2024 to original condition with wood cooking and heating stoves. At the south end of the property is a 12-acre trophy bass fishing lake built in 2018 and stocked with Bluegill, Crawdads, Minnows (as forage) and F1 Hybrid 6” Tiger Bass. A later addition of 300 mature Tigers weighing between 2-6 pounds completed the vision for this lake. The lake has crystal clear spring water, brush piles and beautiful natural landscaping. The fishing is truly “over the top”. It includes a Wahoo dock that was custom designed and built for this lake. It is all aluminum with maintenance free composite flooring, one covered boat slip, covered lounging area, upper-level patio on the roof and two swim ladders. The land has breathtaking views and diverse fauna and uses. Otter Creek meanders through the northern third of this property for one mile. The crystal-clear waters host many species of fish and amphibians as well as supplying water for the hardwood timber lining the creek. There are huge Oak trees, growing for more than 200 years, as well as large Sycamore, Black Walnut, Smooth and Shaggy Bark Hickory, and many others. Most of the creek is solid limestone rock bottom. Many Native American artifacts have been found around old camping sites on the property and a Mastodon (prehistoric elephant) tooth was discovered in 2019 just a couple of miles upstream. Land composition is estimated to be 162 acres of crop ground, 100 acres of Creek and Timber, and 478 acres of Bluestem grass covered hills. The views are spectacular from many spots. The elevation ranges from 1,130 to 1,420 feet, a nearly 300-foot difference from top to bottom. Besides the fishing lake there are several smaller stock ponds that have trophy fishing and provide fresh water for livestock. Dwelling is a 1,900 square foot 2-story farmhouse. 3 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, kitchen, living room and dining room. Centrally heated and cooled, wood burning fireplace, wood-shake shingles, beautiful front porch. There are also numerous building sites by the lake, creek or on the wooded hillsides. Utilities: Rural water, electricity, propane, internet. Sanitary septic system.

Located just northwest of Eureka in Greenwood County, Kansas, this 86.8 acre property offers a combination of recreational opportunities, agricultural potential, and a recently constructed residence. The property features a diverse landscape that includes mature timber, creek frontage, open acreage, and approximately 40 acres of tillable ground, creating a versatile setup for a variety of uses. The southern portion of the property is defined by thick timber and the West Branch Fall River, which flows through the property and provides a reliable water source for wildlife. The creek corridor, combined with established timber cover, creates habitat that supports deer and turkey populations throughout the area. The secluded nature of the southern end of the tract offers opportunities for hunting away from the road and neighboring activity. A large established food plot has already been implemented on the property and is complemented by a Redneck blind and feeders that will remain with the property. The combination of food, water, and cover helps create an attractive environment for wildlife while providing an existing setup for future hunting use. In addition to the recreational features, approximately 40 acres of tillable ground are currently idle and may provide opportunities for farming, wildlife food production, or other land management practices. The mix of open acreage and timbered habitat contributes to the overall diversity of the property. Fishing opportunities can be found along the West Branch Fall River, where anglers may encounter species such as largemouth bass, catfish, and gar. The creek adds both recreational value and natural character to the landscape while serving as an important wildlife travel corridor. Situated near the road on the north side of the property is a metal home constructed in 2023. The residence offers approximately 1,200 square feet of living space with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an open-concept floor plan. The home comes furnished with the contents currently in place, including appliances, allowing a new owner to begin using the property immediately. A unique feature of the home is the chandelier located in the living area, which incorporates an authentic Civil War-era wagon wheel. This distinctive piece adds character to the interior while complementing the home's functional layout. The property's location provides convenient access to Eureka and other area communities while maintaining the privacy and rural setting that many landowners seek. Whether your interests include hunting, fishing, farming, recreation, or enjoying a rural residence with acreage, this Greenwood County property offers a combination of improvements and natural features in one package. Property tours are available by appointment only. Contact the listing agent to schedule a private showing.

The Log Cabin Parcel consists of approximately 873 acres by our measurements. 83+- acres of creek bottom crop ground with the balance native rangeland, creek and timber. This has to be one of the most beautiful recreational/ranch properties in Kansas. From the lower elevations of 1,130 feet along Otter Creek, rising to 1,430 feet (300 feet!) on the high prairie plateau, the views are absolutely spectacular and the numbers will only be meaningful for those that experience the breathtaking views. Everything is in top notch condition, from grass to water, from fences to buildings, this is an immaculately maintained property. It is fenced to accommodate rotational grazing and wildlife protection. The stock ponds are strategically placed to accommodate uniform grazing and top management practices, and beyond that they are terrific fishing for Bluegill, Largemouth Bass, Crappie and Channel Cat. The Log Cabin, Bunkhouse and Toy Storage Building are all built near the top of the plateau, just under the rim for wind protection. The view from the Cabin is spectacular and it was placed in this location for that reason. The Bunkhouse was built to accommodate visitors and hunters. The Toy Storage Building is a very recent and necessary addition to store the extra recreational vehicles which allow the ranch to be used for pleasure at the highest level. The Cabin area is accessed by a private graveled road that meanders up the hill and is immaculately designed and maintained. The electric service is all underground to maintain the natural beauty of the landscape, so there are no powerlines all the way up the hill. The top of the plateau is relatively flat and covered by Tallgrass Prairie fauna. Buffalo wallows are still visible reminders of the activity and history from years gone by. The hillsides are a mixture of prairie and hardwood forests and the bottom ground is cultivated fields of wheat that culminate into Otter Creek. The fields have been aptly named “The Field of Dreams” and are so beautiful with the growing crops, bordered on one side by Otter Creek and the other side by the majestic hills. The jest is that if you build it, they will come, meaning the deer and turkeys and other wild animals. It is a daily exhibition with the parade of wildlife that is always lurking in the trees. And then there are the coyotes howling at sunset. Oh, and the sunrises and sunsets over the Flint Hills can be as beautiful as anywhere in the world. But the main attraction is likely to be the absence of things. The absence of noise, the absence of activity associated with modern society, gives this place a sense of calm and quiet that is rare and hard to find. The Log Cabin was built in 2002 and is full log construction with a low maintenance steel roof, 1.5 stories with a full finished basement. The main level is 1,120 square feet with an open floor plan, a fully functional kitchen, great room with wood-burning fireplace, bathroom and generous wall space for trophy mounts. The upper level is 448 square feet and houses a large master bedroom and bathroom. The basement contains two large bedrooms, a full bathroom, kitchenette. The basement walks outdoors through a bedroom and the kitchenette onto the patio below the wood deck. The real attraction is its placement on the land and the abundance of windows, enhancing the view that is visible for miles. The Bunkhouse was also constructed in 2002 and is a one-story metal clad building, 1,806 square feet, with two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a large game room and an attached two-car garage. It was perfectly designed for overflow guests and entertainment. The Toy Barn was built in 2017 and is a 40×60 metal building on concrete slab with a finished interior, and includes split unit heating and air conditioning for climate control. The improvements overlook a beautiful small lake with a covered aluminum boat dock that is perfect for fishing, relaxing and sun bathing. Also, of note are two strategically located golf ball landing spots for shots taken from the hill above. To truly understand the quality and planning that went into the development of this ranch, a person really needs to view it in person. There are so many extras, with not one need unmet. Utilities: Well water system, buried electric, propane, sanitary septic system.

This historic ranch resides in the middle of the famed Flint Hills of Kansas and features a masterpiece home, horse barn, guest house, a large metal barn and more than 54 acres all nestled alongside the banks of the Fall River. It is easy to envision this ranch as a full-time residence, family weekend retreat, wedding or event venue, bed and breakfast or hunting basecamp. This property has everything you need to let you imagination run wild. Land The Teichgraeber -- Bar S Ranch sits on more than 54 acres of famed Flint Hills country, with the southern border of the property defined by the Fall River, offering year-round live water access, natural wildlife habitat, and some of the most picturesque views Greenwood County has to offer. Whether you're drawn to fishing, hunting, or simply the peaceful soundtrack of moving water, this riverfront acreage delivers. The diverse terrain provides excellent grazing ground, recreational opportunity, and a sense of seclusion that is increasingly rare. This place has watched the tallgrass turn green in the spring and golden every autumn for over six decades. The northern portion of the property has nearly 18 acres of tillable farmland. The southern end of the property is reserved for horses or livestock. The pasture is approximately 26 acres in size with good fences. It sits riverside and and flanked by some of those massive trees. While currently occupied by two horses, the pasture seems like a setting from a movie with the sun setting over the large rolling hills in the background. Finally, there is a hay pasture that sits just to the east of the house. Add it all together and you have a culmination of everything this part of Kansas has to offer. Improvements The Main Home This is a massive home built in a manner that is seldom seem today. The materials, fixtures and grand scale all combine to create this beauty on the prairie. You approach the home across a broad brick front terrace -- the kind of entry that slows you down and the tone is set when you swing open the thick, solid wooden double doors, the weight of which dictates a double take. The formal living room flanks the entry and is finished with intricate wood work including expertly crafted crown molding throughout. The fireplace is one of five total in the residence and is a show-stopper. The floors in this area feature a mix of inlayed wood and natural marble tile positioned in a checkerboard fashion. Whether you look up or down, the craftsmanship is on display. The kitchen features all the modern amenities and also includes a built-in indoor, wood-burning grill, with commercial-grade ventilation, double ovens, 5 burner stove and an island. A butler's pantry and breakfast room flow naturally off the main kitchen area. There are large windows in both the formal dining room and the breakfast room that provide excellent views of the sycamore, elm and oak trees that protect the home. The main floor has a total of three bedrooms with corresponding walk-in closets and bathrooms. There is also a game room that opens to the exterior, back yard patio area. Finally, an indoor atrium with a wall of glass and its own soil and drainage system make it hard to determine where the interior meets the exterior. The second story is a tells a story all it's own. There are two guest rooms on one wing and each of those has its own bathroom, wood burning fireplace and large closet. With the original wood floors in place, these two bedrooms would be considered showcases on their own. but the master suite is something entirely different. The size of the master suite would engulf many city apartments and rival many others. It has it's own fireplace, sitting area, office/study and separate his/her bathrooms. Each of the bathrooms feature walls upon walls of built-ins and closets and are each large enough that each of the bathrooms are spa-like. Add in the ability to enjoy your coffee on the attached deck situated overlooking the Kansas Prairie and you may choose to never leave this suite for days and days on end. The Ranch Room is the perfect location to watch the game and wind down with a cocktail. This comfortable space has a wood-beamed ceiling that climbs high above a fireplace and heavy, metal chandeliers. This room currently shows off a number of large whitetail mounts that were taken on the ranch and creates a perfect blend of comfort and classic western nostalgia. This room has secret storage areas and hidden tricks all it's own. you have to see to understand. The Bomb Shelter The 3,154 sq. ft. finished basement holds one of the most extraordinary features you'll encounter on any private property in Kansas: a fully intact Cold War-era bomb shelter constructed right alongside the original home in 1963. This wasn't an afterthought -- it was engineered as a serious protective structure, complete with its own diesel generator wired to a 3,000-gallon underground fuel tank, dedicated fresh-air filtration and ducting, a decontamination shower, provisions storage, and a concealed escape tunnel that exits to the surface. This home feature is like a time capsule -- a genuine, intact artifact from the Kennedy era -- or reimagine it as a wine cellar, a media room, or a truly one-of-a-kind entertaining space that is unique and sure to evoke conversation. The Outbuildings The Teichgraeber Bar S was built to function as a real working ranch, and the outbuildings reflect that. Everything here has been assembled over decades of hard work and forethought. Four-stall horse barn with heated and cooled tack room, wood shop, and a hayloft large enough to repurpose as an event space or additional living area. Each horse stall has a nice, pipe fence paddock with water access. 50 162 steel building -- substantial enclosed space for equipment, vehicles, hay, or operations. This building has large sliding doors on both the north and south ends and two additional sliding doors on the east side. With it's dirt floor, it could also be turned into an indoor riding arena. There are additional pipe fence pens and a loading chute that reside outside of the barn. A large commercial grade dog kennel resides riverside. In addition to being on City water, there are 4 water wells on the property, multiple hydrants and a dedicated fire hydrant. Separate guest house -- ideal for extended family or ranch staff. This two bedroom, one bath house is currently rented and provides income to the owner. The level lawns between the home and the river offer generous open space -- room for outdoor events, additional building (maybe a chapel?), parking, or simply a location to enjoy some of the finest sunset views in Greenwood County. Recreation Hunting, fishing, hiking, horseback riding and many other activities are all available to you on this special property. The diverse landscape lends itself to a variety of outdoor activities. With a landscape providing everything they need to flourish, famed Kansas whitetail deer are both plentiful and have the large antler genetics that have made them famous in this region. Quality bucks have routinely been harvested on this property and a few prime examples are currently on display in the main house. Turkey, quail, dove, waterfowl and the occasional pheasant also occupy the propertyadd in summer fishing and there is something to hunt and enjoy nearly all year long. When fishing the Fall River, you can expect to catch largemouth bass, Kentucky bass, crappie and sunfish. There are also some deep holes that hold massive flathead, and channel catfish. The river runs year-round and lends itself to traditional baits or lures, flyfishing or even using limb-lines. Horseback riding is another natural activity on this property. While riding your favorite horse is always enjoyable, it becomes even better when surrounded by great views and landscapes. Riding against the backdrop of a sunset dropping over the tall, rolling hills and surrounded by trees that have seen multiple generations come and go is a dream situation. The activities on this property are only limited by your imagination. It would make a great place for a child to grow up and explore and let their mind run wild. Agriculture This ranch has some of everything agricultural. The pasture currently holds two horses, but could be transitioned to hold other livestock like cattle. The pasture has good barbed wire fencing, water access and terrific Flint Hills grass. There are approximately 18 acres to the north of the home that are tillable and planted to grain. There is also a hay pasture to the east of the main home. Both the farming and hay operations are currently managed by a tenant, who could be retained, if desired. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Seller's portion of both water and mineral rights shall transfer to Buyers at closing. General Operations Whether you're looking for a working ranch, a hunting retreat, a family compound, or a legacy property to hold for the next generation, the Twisted Fan presents you the opportunity. *** Please note: Any/all Buyers must provide proof of ability to perform prior to any scheduled showings. Please contact listing agents to set up your qualified showing. *** Region & Climate Greenwood County gets real seasons without punishing extremes. Summer highs average in the upper 80s to low 90s -- warm enough to work the land, hot enough to appreciate the river. Fall is the Flint Hills at its finest: the native grasses turn copper and rust across the hills in a way that genuinely stops people. Winters are cold but manageable, with January highs in the low 40s and snowfall that comes and goes rather than accumulates. Spring arrives fast and green, with average annual rainfall around 39 inches keeping the pastures productive and the river running steady. Location Eureka is a genuine small town that functions well -- about 2,400 residents, a new public library, an aquatic center, a restored historic hote

3 PROPERTIES - ONLINE ONLY AUCTION UNIQUE RECREATIONAL FALL RIVER PROPERTY 2257 LOOKOUT POINT RD, FALL RIVER, KS AUCTION CLOSE DATE: WED., JULY 14, 2026 at 7PM CST DETAILS/PHOTOS/BID ONLINE: MLAUCTIONS.HIBID.COM Opportunities Galore! Ideal for Full Time living, Retreat or Airbnb. The recreational aspects of these properties are endless with thousands of acres of adjoining and/or nearby hunting and fishing! LOT 1: 2257LOOKOUT POINT RD. Home and 2 additional buildings- 30x40 finished cabin style with spacious living area, kitchen, bath, storm shelter plus additional 24x30 storage/multi-purpose building. LOT 2-2255 LOOKOUT POINT RD. Seller was in process of finishing this 30x50 building in the same cabin style. Spray in insulation and electrical is mostly complete and some new finish bath and kitchen fixtures already purchased are included. LOT 3-EMPTY LOT across the road to the east from 2257 Lookout Point Rd., which is a blank slate ready for your desired use that borders public land and Fall River. ALL FURNISHINGS AND PERSONAL PROPERTY WILL REMAIN. TURN-KEY PURCHASE READY TO MOVE INTO. Bill Eberhardt, Broker/Auctioneer Direct: 316.655.3690 Bidding will begin to close on July 14th, 2026 at 7pm CST SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Call Bill for Private Showing 316-655-3690 DO NOT ENTER PROPERTY WITHOUT PERMISSION SUBJECT TO ACCEPTANCE OF OFFER PRIOR TO AUCTION ENDING. SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ACCEPT OR REJECT ANY AND ALL OFFERS This auction will "soft close" and bidding will be extended by 5 minutes anytime a bid is placed within the last minute of bidding. 10% Buyers Premium applied to final bid price. Immediately following the conclusion of the auction, the successful bidder will sign the real estate contract, via e-signature if needed, and pay a non-refundable earnest money / down payment in the amount of 10% of the sale price. This may be paid in the form of cashiers check or wire. The balance of the purchase price is to be paid by certified US funds at the time of closing, on or before August 10th 2026. Again, the down payment is non-refundable. This real estate is not being sold subject to buyer qualifying for financing or any post auction inspections. Seller WILL NOT pay any of buyer’s loan costs. CLOSING: Closing will occur on or before August 10th, 2026. Seller will not pay any of buyers lenders title insurance fees.Title work and closing will be done at Security 1st Title.

75+/- acres of tillable Fall River bottom cropground. Very level and productive land composed entirely of Class I & II soils. This land is located less than one half mile directly below the dam on Fall River Reservoir just two miles North of Highway 400. This is a great opportunity to invest in highly productive land.

This 40.4 acre tract sits in a prime outdoor recreational corridor. The land itself offers a blend of open grassland, scattered timber, and natural cover that attracts deer and upland game. There is 50 of elevation change from the SW corner to the SE corner of the property. Two wet season tree lined draws starting at the NW corner of the property converge into one and runs out of the SE corner of the property. There is a newer pond that has been built in the middle of the property towards the west boundary that is approx. 3 4 acre. There is approx. 11 acres of trees/timber to provide ample cover for hunting. Balance of the property is native grass. Access is provided by a 16 easement across the north side of the 40 acres directly east of this property. There is a gravel road that was made on this easement and gravel road extends down into the subject property. Fences are in really good condition with some being almost new. This tract is located just one mile from Fall River Lake, a 2,450 acre reservoir built in 1948 49 and known for its excellent fishing, boating, and water recreation. The property is also positioned near over 9,000 acres of public wildlife area, giving you unmatched access to hunting, hiking, and exploring across a massive stretch of protected Kansas habitat. With thousands of acres of public land just minutes away, you can expand your hunting and hiking territory far beyond your own boundaries. Fall River Lake s clear water and quiet coves make it ideal for fishing, kayaking, and weekend relaxation. Whether you want to set up a home, campsite, build a cabin, ride ATVs, hunt or simply enjoy the peace of your own private acreage, this tract delivers the perfect base camp for outdoor adventure. Properties with this level of recreational access are rare especially this close to both the lake and extensive public land.