Chase County, Kansas Land For Sale (6 results)

Welcome to this charming 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home that perfectly balances comfort with opportunity. Spanning 1,340 square feet, this well-designed residence offers a practical layout that maximizes every inch of living space and sits on 7.2 acres of beautiful countryside. The home features a thoughtfully planned interior with two comfortable bedrooms, including a spacious primary bedroom, and two full bathrooms that provide convenience for family living or hosting guests. The open floor plan creates a seamless flow between living areas, making it ideal for both daily life and entertaining. The generous lot size provides ample outdoor space for gardening or simply enjoying the peaceful Kansas countryside. Give us a call and see how this home will work for you!

The Flint Hills are a special place, and this ranch provides the perfect setting to experience it firsthand. Sitting at the end of a long driveway, this Satterwhite Log Home is nestled in the heart of the surrounding acreage, which consists of hay meadows, native pasture, and nearly a half mile of Collett Creek with excellent hunting. This ranch truly offers something for everyone!When you arrive, you are greeted by a wooden wraparound porch that flows on three sides of the home. The house features two large living rooms, one with a propane fireplace and one with a traditional wood-burning fireplace, resulting in an excellent setting to entertain guests or relax after a hard day's work. The master bedroom includes an electric fireplace, two closets, and its own master bathroom. Two additional bedrooms and one bathroom provide plenty of room for family members or guests. The home features new carpet in all of the bedrooms and the living room and new vinyl flooring in the pantry and utility rooms.The farmstead includes a fully insulated Morton building that is heated and cooled by four mini-split units, resulting in supreme comfort. Hydrants in the corners provide water, and a drain is cut into the concrete floor, perfect for the outdoorsman. The shed provides a great work environment for a small business, tinkering on personal projects, or enjoying as a place to hang out.The horse enthusiast will be excited with the horse barn with concrete floors, electricity and running water. In the middle of the barn is a covered riding area that can be utilized to train horses and enjoy riding when Mother Nature doesn't cooperate. Lastly, there are six 12'x12' horse stalls that include automatic waterers and hay troughs. The surrounding terrain provides a picturesque place to leisurely trail ride as well as ample room to add an outdoor arena.The Flint Hills region in Kansas consists of large tracts of tallgrass prairie for livestock, but also provides a home to world-class whitetail deer. This farm is dissected by Collett Creek, which flows the majority of the year, providing an excellent water source for wildlife and livestock. Multiple timber pockets create bedding areas that are connected by strips of cover, creating perfect pinch points. Whitetail deer call this farm home year-round, but during the rut, there is no telling what may show up as cruising prairie monarchs traverse back and forth between the large drainages searching for the next hot doe. Rutting bucks love to push their does into the prairie and this farm provides the perfect transition from the bottoms to the hills.The mineral rights will transfer to the buyer. Natural gas was in production in the past and the farmstead could be converted for use. The rock quarry was reclaimed and seeded to a native grass mixture this Spring. As mentioned at the start, this farm offers something for everyone from the avid whitetail deer hunter to the equestrian. Farms in this area don't hit the market often, contact the listing agent today to schedule a showing! Showings by appointment only!

Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers is honored to represent the interests of the Trusler Foundation with the sale of this iconic pasture located in the heart of the Flint Hills between Cottonwood Falls and Matfield Green in Chase County, Kansas. This property is a top-shelf representation of the unparalleled quality that makes the Flint Hills region the envy of beef producers nationwide. Featuring a robust, resilient and unbroken stand of native grass, good fences, abundant water, an excellent location and cattle handling infrastructure, this is an opportunity to add the finest of the Flint Hills to your land holdings! Located just off of Highway 177 that traverses the epicenter of the Flint Hills eco-region of Chase County, this tract totals 2,700 acres, more or less. Situated approximately 11 miles south of Cottonwood Falls and 4 miles north of Matfield Green, this oasis on the plains has convenient access but provides a feeling of solitude and tranquility that can’t be adequately described without experiencing it for yourself. Featuring a substantial rolling topography and elevation changes from the prairie vistas to the spring-fed draws, this pasture is the epitome of both Flint Hills aesthetics and production. The native plant community throughout the property is in tremendous condition, especially for being near the end of the summer grazing season. This is a tribute to the management of the trustees of the Trusler Foundation and the grazing tenant whose care and passion for the property is very evident. We tip our hats to all of them for the stewardship they have provided which will greatly benefit the new owner in its next chapter. Big Bluestem is the crown jewel of the “Big 4” Flint Hills grasses and there’s a dominant population of it here. Desirable Indiangrass and Switchgrass make up the majority of the balance of the native landscape with an attractive complement of Gama and Grama varieties, mainly being Sideoats, as well as a nutritive and indicative population of native legumes. From high-protein and palatable Illinois Bundleflower to native Leadplant, a prime indicator of pasture health, you don’t want to overlook the supporting cast on this productive pasture. All of this combines to provide the resilient grasslands that can thrive during periods of drought, continuing to put pounds on your steers, while tame grass varieties wilt sadly in their weakness. The barbed wire boundary and division fences are also an impressive feature and have been well-maintained. The entirety of the west boundary fence is 5 strand rated good to very good. The north boundary fence is 4 and 5 strand rated good to very good. The entirety of the south boundary fence is 5 strand rated mostly from good to very good with a stretch of new. The majority of the east boundary is very good to excellent with a small section rated good. The main interior division fence runs east/west and is 5 strand rated good. In regard to interior fences and the resulting grass traps they create, they are good quality and adequately serviceable for those who would like to rotate cattle between traps in the spirit of stewardship, convenience and productive gains. As stated previously, the main interior division fence runs east/west creating a north pasture of approximately 1,200 acres and a south pasture containing approximately 1,300 acres with the balance in the trap nearest Hwy 177. There are multiple wing fences to help facilitate movement of cattle between the pastures as well as the trap that feeds to the catchpens at the northeast corner that’s located less than 1,000 ft. from the pavement of Hwy 177. The trap narrows as it progresses north where it’s partially intersected by a wing that guides the cattle into well-constructed pipe pens with alley and stout loadout chute. Grass management and cattle handling were well thought out when these interior fences and pens were built. Again, we tip our hat to the past operators and stewards of this incredible property! Please refer to the “Related Documents” section of this listing located below the description on our website to access the aerial map. Livestock water is provided by multiple ponds and natural springs that flow through the draws. The ponds in the north and south pastures are substantial with the main pond in the north pasture encompassing approximately 6 acres and the pond in the south pasture being approximately 4 acres. Again, there are multiple spring-fed drainages meandering through much of the property and have been a productive source of clean, fresh water over the years according to the tenant. Speaking of the tenant, we would like to recognize the Phipps family, who has been leasing this property for over 40 years and has included two generations of Phipps’ at the helm. Specifically, we have worked with Andy Phipps during this auction process and want to extend our sincere gratitude for his cooperation and continued care for the property. The possibility of losing a leased pasture of this size and quality stings and can often lead to bitterness and unwillingness to cooperate. Andy has been nothing but a class act throughout. He’s made sure the pasture isn’t overgrazed and has continued to do little things to improve infrastructure that he certainly didn’t have to do. I want to convey Andy’s strong desire to continue to lease this pasture if the new owner plans to lease it out. His work and care are obvious and we couldn’t be more appreciative. For those of you seeking an absolute top-shelf Flint Hills property, the level of quality offered here is self-evident and readily apparent. This is truly an iconic and often envied property, the caliber of which rarely comes to the public market. A potential once-in-a-lifetime property is being offered for your consideration and opportunity is knocking. Please join us for this auction and come prepared to buy because it’s going to have a new owner. It’s very possible that it may not change hands for another hundred years! For further information or to set up a tour, please contact Cameron Roth at 785-917-0867. Auction Details: This auction will begin at 12:00 p.m. on 8/25/2026 for the online portion. The live portion will begin at 6:00 p.m. on 8/27/2026 at the Swope Park Community Building located at 1715 210 Rd, Cottonwood Falls, Kansas. Driving Directions from Cottonwood Falls: Take Hwy 177 south for 10.7 miles and turn west. Proceed 1/16th of a mile and the property is on the south side. Look for the signs! Legal Description: See the preliminary title commitment within the “Related Documents” section of this listing on our website for the full legal description. Closing & Possession: Possession shall be at closing, on or before September 29, 2026. Earnest Money: $350,000.00 Property Taxes: $12,383.30 Minerals: Any mineral interest belonging to the Seller shall transfer to the Buyer. There is no active mineral production on the subject real estate. There is a partial mineral reservation from 1954 showing on the preliminary title commitment. An affidavit of non-production shall be filed on any applicable expired mineral leases. The preliminary title commitment is provided for your review and contained within the “Related Documents” section of this listing on our website. Disclosure: As always, this author did not use the aid of AI in writing this property description. When you’re selling real estate this good, you don’t need it! Disclaimer: Yellow boundary property lines in the pictures are approximated for reference only. Please refer to the aerial map provided by the Chase County Appraiser's office in reference to property lines.

Tucked into the heart of the legendary Flint Hills, this exceptional 99 +/- acre recreational tract in coveted Chase County offers a rare opportunity to own a premier hunting and wildlife property along the scenic Cottonwood River. Located just 10 miles from Emporia and 11 miles from Strong City, this secluded getaway combines world-class habitat, dynamic topography, and proven hunting history in one of Kansas' most sought-after regions. Do not let the big grass fool you on the capabilities this tract holds! The property features approximately 26 +/- acres of mature hardwood timber intertwined with deep fingerling draws and over 140 +/- feet of elevation change, creating ideal travel corridors and bedding habitat for mature whitetails. The remaining native grassland provides outstanding cover for upland birds and native wildlife while enhancing the natural beauty that defines the Flint Hills landscape. A secluded easement roadway leads into the farm, offering both privacy and limited disturbance with zero pressure. A carefully developed 5 +/- acre fenced food plot is planted to a diverse fall mix of clover, wheat, and rye, complementing the property's strong history of producing and holding trophy-class whitetails. One strategically placed tower blind is already in place and ready for immediate hunting opportunities. Down in the timber stand, travel corridors pave the way for multiple stand locations, allowing one to hunt multiple stands and play the winds. Along with world-class whitetails, turkey, quail, dove, prairie chicken, and jackrabbits thrive throughout the tract, while endless waterfowl utilize the Cottonwood River frontage and spring-fed pond for roosting and feeding opportunities. Bordered by large-scale cattle country and productive river-bottom tillable acreage, this farm sits in a highly desirable neighborhood with longtime ownership and adjoining QDMA-minded neighbors stewarding wildlife habitat to the east and west. The combination of diverse habitat, strong genetics, dependable water sources, and low hunting pressure creates a truly special recreational investment. To the north, never-ending tillable row crop fields line the riverbank, and is where the migratory birds feed and then roost on the river and spring-fed pond on the subject property. In deep winter months, when everything else is locked up, the Cottonwood River is piled by the millions with birds and is a waterfowler's paradise. Additional improvements include 5-strand perimeter fencing, all mineral rights intact, a spring-fed pond with room for expansion, and approximately 0.28 miles of Cottonwood River frontage. With remarkably low 2025 taxes estimated at only $261.46, this Chase County property presents a rare chance to own an elite Kansas hunting tract with tremendous recreational, habitat, and long-term investment appeal. To schedule your private tour or for additional information, contact Brenda Doudican with Midwest Land Group at (620) 794-8075 or Property Features -99 +/- acres total -26 +/- acres mature hardwood timber stand -68 +/- acres native grassland -5 +/- acre food plot -0.28 miles of Cottonwood River frontage -1 spring-fed pond -Over 140 ft. elevation change throughout -Deep fingerling draws -Secluded setting, easement roadway to the property -1 tower blind -5 +/- acre food plot area fenced and planted to a fall mix of clover, wheat, rye -Prime hunt history on the farm -Mature whitetails, turkey, quail, dove are endless, with prairie chicken and jackrabbits abundant -Endless waterfowl that roost on the Cottonwood River and the spring-fed pond and feed in the tillable bottoms below -Surrounded by big cattle county and river bottom tillable on north and south -QDMA stewarding east and west adjoining neighbors with longtime ownership -5-strand perimeter fencing -Annual 90-day pasture grass lease available with $2,270.00 income -All mineral rights intact -Approximate 2025 tax: $261.46 -10 miles from Emporia -11 miles from Strong City -85 miles from Wichita -118 miles from Kansas City

NEW PRICE, Now offered at $85,000.00 - The Drinkwater & Schriver Flour Mill has been a historic Landmark of Chase County for years. Nestled along the Cottonwood River in Cedar Point, KS, this 2.6-acre property is packed full of history, charm and character. Originally built in 1875, the grist mill served the local and regional area for around 100 years. The mill is constructed out of beautiful limestone and in 2015, restoration was started to bring the mill back to its original glory. Other features of the property include the 1940 Fire Station which offers you 1,296 sq. ft. with concrete floors, electricity and propane, providing you with a great structure to work out of, hold fundraising events or use for storage. The 2.6-acres provides for a ton of space and great access to the Cottonwood River. Whether you are looking to continue the restoration project of the historic mill or are an outdoor enthusiast who would like their own piece of the Flint Hills with river access to enjoy, this property gives you all kinds of options! Come and see for yourself, how this one of a kind property can work for you! (The proceeds from this sale will go to the Chase County Historical Society and Museum).

Flint Hills back porch views, front porch sunrises, incredible shop space, and nearly 9,000 square feet on 14 acres. Mitchell Markowitz collaborated with the owners to design this custom-built home in 2002, creating an expansive ranch that blends function, craftsmanship (2x6 walls), and breathtaking Kansas scenery. Step inside to 9 ceilings, real hardwood floors, and an open, thoughtfully designed layout. The main level features three spacious bedrooms, all with walk-in closets. A stunning sunroom with a wet bar and walls of windows invites you to take in the sweeping views, with direct access to the expansive west-facing deck that runs the length of the home. The main floor offers exceptional convenience with three full bathrooms and a half bath, including a south wing bath with a roll-in shower. The primary suite is a true retreat, complete with private deck access, a massive walk-in closet with built-ins, and a spacious ensuite featuring a soaking tub, separate shower, and private access to the walkout basement. To stay true to the Flinthills, the fireplace showcases limestone accented with an oak mantle. Patio doors for yet another access to the deck and plenty of space for your furniture for the family to gather or entertain guests. Designed for both everyday living and entertaining, the kitchen showcases custom cabinetry, a large island for seating and prep, roll-out shelving, and abundant storage. The adjoining dining room features a built-in buffet and over 44 feet of custom display cabinetry. A generously sized laundry room includes custom cabinets, a sink, and a built-in ironing board, while the oversized mudroom offers flexible space ideal for a home gym or additional storage with its own basement access. The unfinished walkout basement mirrors the main level with 4,427 square feet and is already framed and partially Sheetrocked for two conforming bedrooms with walk-in closets, along with two partially finished full baths offering endless possibilities to expand and customize. A wood burning New Aire fireplace in the basement flanked by windows and a patio door. The owners had planned to have a canning kitchen in the basement and will leave the sheetrock for the new owners. Car enthusiasts, hobbyists, and business owners will appreciate the 1,629 sq. ft. attached workshop with a half bath, along with the impressive 39 x 55 attached garage accommodating up to six vehicles. Additional features include geothermal ground-source heating and air (three geo-thermal systems total), and a central vacuum with baseboard sweep inlets & Pella windows. A 60 x 100 metal outbuilding with a concrete floor provides even more space for equipment, storage, or projects. A stone-coated steel roof installed in 2011 comes with a 50-year transferable warranty. The property sits on 14 acres, with the option to utilize an additional 84 acres of rented pasture. Off blacktop, this home also has access off the gravel road that runs along the North side of the property. With a potential of almost 9,000 square feet, five bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms, multiple living areas and shop space. This is a true rare gem that one could not rebuild for this price. The possibilities are endless as this home could be used as a multi-generational home to share, a retreat, a home combined with business or a retreat for someone wanting to escape the city. If space, quality, and unmatched Flint Hills views are at the top of your list this property delivers in every way.