Kingman County, Kansas Land For Sale (10 results)

598+/- Acres Offered in 3 Parcels Opportunities like this don't come along often. 598± total acres of quality Southwest Kingman County land — held in the same family for decades — is coming to auction and selling regardless of price. Contiguous ground of this size, with this kind of diversity, rarely reaches the open market, and the flexibility of this offering makes it a fit for nearly any buyer. Located just outside Zenda off Highway 42 on SW 100th Ave, the farm is offered in three individual parcels, each its own blend of pasture, tillable ground, and income-producing CRP. Parcels sell individually and won't be recombined, so whether you're a cattleman after quality grass, a farmer looking to put productive acres into production, a hunter chasing ponds and timber, or an investor wanting to add substantial Kansas land, you can bid on the one parcel that works best for you — or piece together two or all three. It's a rare chance to secure a farm on your terms, and every acre sells to the highest bidder, no minimums, no reserves.

The Chikaskia River Ranch 830+/- Acres | Kingman County, Kansas You can spend a lifetime trying to assemble this many acres along a major Kansas River-or you can take advantage of an opportunity that rarely comes to market. The Chikaskia River Ranch features an incredible 830+/- contiguous acres in Kingman County, Kansas, highlighted by over one mile of the Chikaskia River with ownership on both sides of the river. Combine that with mature river-bottom timber, multiple access points, productive tillable ground, native pasture, established hunting improvements, and outstanding wildlife habitat, and you have one of the most complete recreational properties in this part of the state. This is a turnkey hunting and agricultural ranch offering the acreage and habitat necessary for serious wildlife management while also providing agricultural income and long-term land investment potential. The river is a great water supply, but this farm is also backed by Buffalo Creek that connects to the river. The creek is believed to be spring fed and enhances the hunting opportunities even more by adding additional waterfowl hunting and cover around the beaver pond. Location & Access Located just south of Kingman, Kansas, the ranch offers excellent accessibility without sacrificing the privacy expected from an 830+/- acre property. Highway 14 is located just west of the ranch, with county roads along the south and east sides. The property features four separate access points, providing tremendous flexibility for hunting, ranch operations, and general access. For the serious hunter, multiple entrances are a major advantage. They allow you to play changing winds, access different portions of the ranch with minimal disturbance, and manage hunting pressure throughout the season. The ranch is also conveniently located approximately 45 minutes west of Wichita, allowing an out-of-area owner to fly into Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport and be on the ranch in less than an hour. Whitetail Hunting The Chikaskia River is the heartbeat of this ranch. The combination of mature river-bottom timber, thick cover, dependable water, agricultural fields, native grass, and over 800 contiguous acres creates tremendous whitetail habitat. The deer population is excellent, and current trail-camera history shows a strong buck-to-doe ratio with several mature shooter bucks already utilizing the property. Experienced river hunters know the real excitement begins when the calendar turns to November. The Chikaskia River serves as a natural travel corridor, and the rut can bring new bucks onto the ranch from miles of surrounding country. With over a mile of river and control of both sides, the next owner has an opportunity to hunt and manage a stretch of river corridor that would be extremely difficult to duplicate. At 830+/- acres, there is enough ground to control hunting pressure, establish sanctuaries, develop food sources, strategically position blinds and stands, and implement a strict long-term trophy whitetail management program. The ranch is located in Kansas Deer Management Unit 15, an area well known for producing quality Kansas whitetails. (DEER HARVEST PICTURES & TRAIL CAMERA PICTURES ARE FROM A COLLECTION OVER THE YEARS FROM THE FOR SALE PROPERTY / ADJOINGING ACRES / OTHER TRACTS JUST UP THE RIVER) Turkey - Quail - Predator Hunting The recreational opportunities extend far beyond deer season. The mature river-bottom timber provides excellent roosting and travel habitat for a strong turkey population, creating another outstanding hunting opportunity each spring. The quail population has continued to improve, and the ranch offers the mixture of native grass, brush, field edges, plum thickets, agricultural ground, and river-bottom cover necessary to provide quality upland habitat. The same diverse habitat that makes this ranch exceptional for deer, turkey, quail, and waterfowl also creates excellent predator hunting opportunities. The combination of mature timber, thick river-bottom cover, native grass, agricultural fields, and abundant prey provides quality habitat for both bobcats and coyotes. Whether calling coyotes across the open country or targeting bobcats along the timber and river corridors, predator hunting gives the next owner another reason to enjoy the ranch throughout the winter months. Waterfowl Hunting When cold weather arrives, the Chikaskia River adds an entirely different dimension to the ranch. The river serves as a natural corridor for migrating waterfowl, providing opportunities for duck and goose hunting throughout the fall and winter migration. As smaller bodies of water begin to freeze, moving water can become increasingly important to migrating birds. With over a mile of river running through the ranch and ownership on both sides, the property provides opportunities to hunt waterfowl while maintaining control over access and hunting pressure along this stretch of the Chikaskia. Fishing & River Recreation The Chikaskia River provides even more recreational opportunities beyond hunting. Fishing, exploring the river corridor, and simply enjoying the property add another dimension to the ranch and make it a place that can be enjoyed throughout the year. Turnkey Hunting Improvements The Chikaskia River Ranch is set up so the next owner can begin enjoying the property immediately. Hunting improvements include: 3 tower blinds Multiple tree stands Wildlife feeders Established hunting locations 4 separate access points Mature river-bottom habitat Water and utilities nearby Combined with the size and layout of the ranch, these improvements provide an excellent foundation for the next owner to continue developing the property into their own premier Kansas hunting destination. Agriculture & Income While recreation is one of the ranch's biggest attractions, this is also a productive Kansas agricultural property. A combination of tillable acreage and native pasture provides agricultural income while simultaneously benefiting the wildlife habitat. Agricultural fields provide seasonal food sources, while the pasture, native grass, timber, and river corridor create the bedding, security, and travel cover necessary to hold wildlife throughout the year. The ability to combine agricultural production, grazing, recreation, and wildlife management makes this an incredibly diverse property. Native American History The Chikaskia River Ranch also carries a rich connection to the history of the Wichita Tribe, who made this area along the river home. The location offered everything needed for a successful camp-a dependable water source, abundant wildlife, fertile ground, timber for shelter, and the Chikaskia River as a natural travel corridor. Interestingly, many of those same characteristics are what make this ranch such an exceptional wildlife property today. Evidence of that history can still be found across the ranch. Hundreds of Native American arrowheads and artifacts have been discovered near the Wichita campsite and along the river corridor, providing a tangible connection to those who occupied and hunted this land generations ago. From its Wichita Tribe history to the incredible wildlife habitat found here today, the Chikaskia River has been attracting both people and wildlife for generations. This isn't simply 830+/- acres of Kansas land-it's a property with a story, history, and landscape that would be nearly impossible to recreate today. Key Features 830+/- contiguous acres Over 1 mile of the Chikaskia River Ownership on both sides of the river Located just south of Kingman, Kansas Kansas Deer Management Unit 15 Mature river-bottom timber Excellent whitetail population Proven trail-camera history Excellent turkey hunting Strong quail population and upland hunting Duck and goose hunting opportunities Excellent predator hunting Bobcat and coyote hunting Fishing and river recreation 3 tower blinds Multiple tree stands Wildlife feeders 4 separate access points Tillable and pasture income Water and utilities nearby Highway 14 just west of the property County road access along the south and east sides Approximately 45 minutes from Wichita Wichita Tribe campsite history Hundreds of Native American artifacts reportedly discovered on and around the property To schedule a showing contact Cody Crook at 620-617-7320 or Ryan Koelsch at 620-546-3746.

155.68 Acres - Kingman County, Kansas Salt Plains Properties is pleased to present this 155.68 acre Kingman County, Kansas online only auction. This tract offers a combination of recreational, wildlife, agricultural, and investment opportunities in a desirable area of south-central Kansas. Located South Southeast of Kingman and just Northwest of Alameda, the property features a mix of grass, cover, water, and habitat with rolling topography that provides excellent opportunities for hunting and outdoor recreation. The tract has historically been utilized for hay production and recreational use and habitat that supports many species of wildlife including deer, turkey, quail, pheasants, waterfowl, dove, and predators. Two ponds on the property, including one being spring fed, provide a reliable and consistent water source for wildlife or livestock. Migrating waterfowl are known to utilize the ponds on the property in the fall. Auction Details **This is an online-only auction** Bidding will take place at To register to bid: Click Here! Bidding Opens: September 20th, 2026 at 6 PM CST Bidding Soft Closes: September 25th, 2026 at 6 PM CST Open for viewing: By appointment only A Buyer's Premium equal to one percent (1%) of the final high bid price shall be added to the high bid to determine the Total Contract Price. Property Details 155.68 acres Surface Rights Only - The property is being sold surface rights only. No mineral rights will transfer to the Buyer. Recreation - Diverse habitat and water sources provide excellent opportunities for hunting and recreation. Habitat - The property offers a combination of cover, grass, water, and natural corridors that provide habitat for deer, turkey, quail, pheasants, waterfowl, dove, and predators. Water - The property includes two ponds, including one spring fed pond that provides a reliable water source for wildlife and livestock. Access - An abandoned railroad easement runs north to south through the property, creating a natural corridor of cover and habitat while providing excellent access to the interior of the property. Agriculture - The tract has been utilized for hay production, providing annual income for an investment Buyer use while maintaining recreational value. Summary This 155.68 acre property in Kingman County is an excellent opportunity to own a diverse recreational tract with hay income potential and wildlife habitat. The combination of two ponds, including a spring fed water source, diverse cover, and the abandon rail corridor creates an ecosystem for wildlife and provides a Buyer with opportunities to pursue many species of wildlife and access to the property. Directions From Kingman, Kansas, travel on HWY 14 to SE 40th St. Travel 1 3/4 miles East to Southeast 20th Ave. The property is located on the SW corner of the intersection and is a long quarter and runs 1/4 mile West to East and 1 mile North to South. Showing Instructions For additional details or to schedule a showing please contact: Salt Plains Properties - Shay Stephens (620) 388-3454

Between Norwich and Rago, Kansas, sits this immaculate 162.95 +/- acre recreational paradise of a property. With the beautiful Big Spring creek meandering along the west side, large hardwood thickets, and a sea of native grass and checkerboard cedars throughout. This farm has what you need to produce large Kansas bucks every year. One glance around the neighborhood, and you will see no roads on the east, west, or south side, and this property is surrounded by large landowners in all directions. It offers limited to no pressure from outfitters or guides. Ensuring good age class and genetics for the entire area. The north property line is SE 110 Street and provides easy access to this farm. Entering the property, Big Spring Creek has many Walnuts and Oak trees growing along the clean, clear spring water that is constantly flowing as it enters the farm. This farm also has solid Class II Nashville Silt Loam underneath, providing great soil for future food plots or farming desires. A seasonal creek bed cuts northeast through the middle of the property. Creating a hardwood private barrier in the back of this farm. Here, the deer sign is everywhere! From bedding spots throughout the native grass to scrapes and rub lines along the tree lines. Mowed trails throughout, allowing for easy access to blinds and deer movement. The farm has beautiful elevation change with a large bluff in the northeast corner that flows to the southwest towards Big Spring Creek. Providing an excellent location to scout from or build on that overlooks the entire property! This area is a whitetail dense neighborhood; the turkeys run this entire creek, and the habitat provides cover for many coveys of quail and several pheasants as well. The acreage of the farm provides you with 2 buck landowner tags every year. This place is a real playground for any outdoorsman looking for a place to chase a Kansas giant, pursue a springtime tom, or just working a dog to flush a few roosters. The farm will come full turn-key with stands and feeders in place, making it easy for you to get prepared for next season. The farm is only 45 minutes from Wichita Airport, making it an easy trip to the farm. To schedule a showing or answer any questions, please contact listing agent Tyler Heil at (913) 207-4541. Property Features -162.95 taxable acres -Deer Unit 15 -Redneck tower blinds -2 Texas Wildlife Supply feeders -NW4 S35-T29-R6W -Spring Creek on property -$256.70 taxes -Walnut trees -Manicured trails/access -Excellent neighbors -Great access -19 miles to Harper, KS -40 miles to Wichita, KS -50 miles to Medicine Lodge, KS -60 miles to Hutchinson, KS

Located just 5 miles northwest of Norwich, Kansas, is this beautiful custom-built home sitting on 62 +/- partially timbered acres, overlooking a spring-fed pond and wetland. With a big, covered patio out front and a covered patio in the back, you'll be able to enjoy all the beautiful sunrises and sunsets that this beautiful state has to offer! There's nothing better than seeing the whitetail deer raise their young in the hay meadow, hearing the quail whistle throughout the day, and watching the various ducks and geese on the pond and wetland as they migrate through the area! Offering 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, this home was well thought out and designed as a forever home built on a slab with a zero-entry format at every door. All doors are 36-inch handicap accessible, and the hallways are oversized throughout the home. 10-foot ceilings throughout the house add to the spacious look and feel of the oversized bedrooms and kitchen area. The cathedral ceiling in the main living room adds a level of grandeur encompassing the gas log fireplace with a beautiful rock surround atop a granite hearth below a custom-cut log mantle and beautiful reclaimed barn wood. The kitchen was designed with the family chef in mind, with a large gas stove over an electric oven with a pot filler mounted on the back wall. A large island with an extra sink built in and an ice maker underneath. An incredible pantry hidden at one end of the kitchen behind custom cabinet doors with plenty of shelving and canned good organizers. Tall custom cabinets made from Rustic Birch Drift and granite countertops come together to give the kitchen a rustic yet classic country feel. The master suite offers a wall-mounted electric fireplace, an oversized bathroom with a walk-in Onyx shower, a large bathtub and dual sink vanity, and a large walk-in closet with custom Murphy doors at the end hiding a concrete safe room/tornado shelter. The guest bedroom closets and the master closet all have custom wood organizers and shelving to help maximize the use of the space. The home was originally designed to have a 4-car garage on the north side of the house facing the driveway. A decision was made during the build process to convert 1 bay into a bonus room for the home. Currently being utilized as a man cave, this room having a closet and an entry/exit door, would qualify as a 4th bedroom. Contact Terry DeShon at (620) 727-7766 for more information, answers to your questions, and to set up an appointment to see this one in person. ** Financial verification is required before viewing the property ** Property Features -62 +/- total acres -2,318 square foot home built in 2023 -4 bedrooms -2 full bathrooms -Cathedral-style peaked ceiling in living room -Gas log fireplace with granite hearth, rock surround, and reclaimed barnwood -Custom kitchen with granite countertops, custom cabinets, gas cooktop, and pot filler -Large, hidden, walk-in pantry off the kitchen -Bullnose corners throughout -Covered front and back porch -3-car attached garage with work area -Domestic water well -Septic for sewer -Propane for heat -Generac whole home generator -Spring-fed shallow water wetland/pond -Kansas deer management unit 15 -Whitetail deer, Bobwhite quail and seasonal waterfowl -Well-maintained county road Southeast 110th Street -5 miles northwest of Norwich -2 miles north of Highway 42 -35 miles to Dwight D Eisenhower National Airport

Discover an exceptional opportunity to own a versatile tract of land offering outstanding wildlife habitat, income potential, and an ideal location in south-central Kansas. This property features excellent cover and habitat for both quail and pheasant, making it a premier destination for upland bird hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. Located in close proximity to the Chikaskia River, the area benefits from abundant wildlife activity and natural resources that enhance both recreational and investment value. The property currently includes CRP acreage, providing annual income while supporting wildlife habitat and conservation efforts. In addition, existing oil and gas production offers valuable supplemental income. For those looking to build, the property offers several attractive homesites with scenic rural views and ample space for a custom home, barndominium, or country retreat. Conveniently situated just ½ mile from K-42 Highway, the property combines peaceful country living with excellent accessibility. Location highlights include: Approximately 15 minutes to Kingman Approximately 15 minutes to Harper Approximately 45 minutes to Wichita Easy access via K-42 Highway Whether you're seeking a premier hunting property, an income-producing investment, a future homesite, or a combination of all three, this tract offers a rare blend of recreational appeal, income streams, and convenient access to nearby communities. Don't miss this unique opportunity to own a productive Kansas property with exceptional wildlife habitat, CRP income, oil and gas revenue, and outstanding building potential.

This turnkey 192 acre property has been thoughtfully managed to create a sportsman's haven. From food plots, a stocked pond, and a mini home camp, no detail has been overlooked. The combination of pasture, CRP, and timber creates excellent habitat and makes the property live larger than its acreage, with easy access off Hwy 42 adding to its appeal. Land With 139 acres enrolled in CRP set to expire on 9/30/26, the new owner has the flexibility to re-enroll or convert the ground to fit their vision. Income potential remains strong, while future use is entirely up to you. The soils are primarily sandy loams, including Albion, Kaski, and Shellabarger series, with a high percentage classified as prime farmland, supporting both productivity and long-term value. The remaining 54 acres form a natural spine through the center of the property, consisting of timber, native pasture, and a live creek. This corridor creates the core of the habitat, offering excellent cover, travel routes, and year-round resources for wildlife. Together, the combination of income-producing CRP and diverse native habitat makes this property both functional and highly attractive from a recreational and investment standpoint. Improvements The crown jewel of the Spivey Hunt is the thoughtfully designed camp, offering comfort, convenience, and functionality all in one. With full utilities already in place, this well-appointed tiny home truly delivers a home away from home experience. Inside, you'll find modern finishes throughout, including a full bathroom, a kitchenette with a stainless steel sink and shelving, and a combined living and sleeping area designed for efficiency and comfort. An inline propane water heater provides hot water to both the sinks and shower, while a compact refrigerator offers plenty of space for extended stays. Climate control is handled with a window-unit A/C for the summer months and electric space heaters to keep things warm during the winter--making this camp a true year-round retreat. Adding to the appeal is a feature every sportsman will appreciate: a fully equipped storage shed with its own walk-in cooler. Designed for processing and storing game, this space includes reinforced hanging bars, a utility sink with its own inline water heater, and an additional deep freeze for expanded cold storage. Once again, they have thought of everything with a washer and dryer on hand, packing can be kept to a minimum, and no need for long drives with a load of smelly gear. A sturdy workbench and extra storage space round out the setup, providing plenty of room for gear, tools, and equipment. This is more than just a hunting camp--it's a turnkey basecamp built for comfort, efficiency, and serious outdoor use. Recreation Situated along the border of the highly sought-after Deer Management Units 15 & 16, this property carries the pedigree of some of the finest whitetail deer genetics in the state. With a proven history and the right management practices, the potential here speaks for itself. The recreational opportunities are as diverse as they come. From trophy whitetail and abundant turkey to quail and crappie fishing, this property offers year-round enjoyment. The occasional elk sighting only adds to the unique appeal. For those who enjoy gathering as much as hunting, the land is also known for producing an abundance of wild mushrooms, adding yet another layer to its versatility. This is a property that truly delivers for the outdoorsman--whether your passion is hunting, fishing, or simply enjoying the land. Agriculture Approximately 134 acres are currently enrolled in CRP through 9/30/2026. Upon expiration, the new owner will have the flexibility to re-enroll in the program or transition the acreage into pasture or productive hay ground. The remaining acreage consists of the pond, established build site, and timber-lined creek corridor, adding both recreational and functional value. Versatility truly defines this property, offering multiple options to fit a variety of goals--from income generation to livestock use to recreation. Region & Climate Located in south-central Kansas, near the heart of the state's renowned hunting and agricultural region, Spivey sits in a transition zone where prairie, timbered creek bottoms, and productive soils come together. This area is known for its strong wildlife populations, fertile ground, and a landscape that supports both farming and recreation at a high level. Annual precipitation averages around 3032 inches, with the majority falling during the growing season from April through September. This supports healthy native grasses, strong crop production, and excellent habitat conditions. The area typically sees a growing season of roughly 180200 days, with first frost in late October and last frost in early April. Location Located less than an hour from Wichita and Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport, this property offers convenient access while maintaining a private, rural setting. With direct access via Highway 42 leading straight to the property, getting here is simple and efficient.

This 160 acre tract in Kansas farm country is primarily tillable and well-suited for straightforward agricultural production. It can be easily leased to a local operator, making it a strong hands-off investment option. A simple, income-producing land asset with minimal management needs, located in a proven and established agricultural region with steady long-term demand for quality cropland. Land 160 total acres. 157 acres of tillable cropland have historically been planted to corn, wheat and or milo. Soil code for the property: 98 acres Class 2 Nalim loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes 43. 14 acres Class 3 Shellabarger sandy loam, 3 to 6 percent slopes 19.39 acres Class 3 Albion sandy loam, 3 to 6 percent slopes 0.24 acres Class 3 Shellabarger sandy loam, 3 to 6 percent slopes Recreation In addition to its agricultural use, this tract offers solid recreational potential. The mix of cropland and surrounding habitat creates an attractive setting for upland bird hunting, particularly pheasant and quail, which are common in this area of Kansas. The property is also located in an area known for quality deer and turkey populations on neighboring tracts, adding to the overall wildlife presence in the area. While the farm itself is primarily open and production-focused, its position within a broader agricultural and habitat-rich area enhances its recreational appeal. For a buyer looking to combine income-producing farmland with occasional hunting and outdoor use, this property provides a flexible opportunity. Agriculture The 160 acres of cropland are currently in a lease agreement through 2026. The property is primarily utilized as tillable cropland for row-crop agricultural production, consistent with the surrounding farming operations in the area. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Seller's interest in both Water and Mineral rights to transfer to buyer at closing. General Operations Current owner and tenant have a crop lease agreement through 2026. Region & Climate Located in south-central Kansas farm country, the area is made up of wide-open agricultural land with a strong tradition of row-crop farming and ranching. Local communities are small and rural, centered around family, generational farming, hunting, and outdoor recreation such as deer, turkey, and upland bird hunting. The climate features four distinct seasons, with hot summers, cold winters, and most of the annual precipitation falling in the spring and early summer. Overall, it's a dependable agricultural region with a quiet rural lifestyle and strong ties to the land. Location The property sits in southwest Kingman County, a region widely recognized for its strong recreational and agricultural land use. The county is known for its diverse landscape of open native grasslands, productive farmland, scattered timber along creeks, rivers and numerous ponds. This mix of habitat creates excellent conditions for wildlife, making the area especially desirable for hunting, fishing, and general outdoor recreation in addition to traditional farming and ranching use. If you want a taste of small town Kansas, the property is a comfortable drive from Cunningham, Medicine Lodge and Harper. For larger city amenities, the property is within easy reach of Wichita, Kansas. Wichita provides a full range of services including major shopping centers, restaurants, hospitals, and entertainment activities, as well as Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport for convenient commercial air travel.

Discover the potential of this 116 +/- acre property in Northeast Kingman County near Mt. Vernon. Featuring a combination of productive tillable cropland and grassland, this versatile tract offers something for a wide range of buyers. Whether you're looking to expand your current farming operation, add quality acreage to your investment portfolio, or secure a beautiful location for your future country home near Cheney Lake, this property deserves a closer look. With productive farmland, open grass acreage, and a desirable rural setting, the possibilities are plentiful. Continue it agricultural use, invest in a valuable land asset, or create the rural lifestyle you've always envisioned. Conveniently located in Northeast Kingman County, this property offers the flexibility to meet your needs today while providing long-term value for the future. The property has an old home site with a water well most recently used 3 years ago. Whether you're a producer, investor, or someone searching for the perfect place to build, this well-rounded tract is one you won't want to overlook. Don't miss your opportunity to own quality Kingman County land in an area where properties like this rarely become available.

This well-maintained commercial property in Cunningham, Kansas, was built in 2011 and was originally designed and used as a daycare center. Offering approximately 3,200 finished square feet on the main floor plus a full 3,200-square-foot basement, the property provides a versatile layout with excellent potential for a variety of commercial, office, childcare, fitness center, educational, or community uses. The main floor features four separate rooms, with three of the rooms each equipped with its own half bath, sink, and countertop with built-in storage. Two additional hallway access half baths. Each room has convenient access from both the interior and exterior of the building, a separate reception area providing flexibility for individual use or multiple tenants. A spacious main room includes a multipurpose area, while the well-appointed kitchen features stainless steel appliances, a serving area, and ample storage. Separate laundry room on the main as well. Additional closets throughout the main floor provide even more storage space. The full basement offers approximately 3,200 square feet of additional space. It includes a 10'10" x 38'6" unfinished room with three egress windows, two additional half baths, and three mechanical rooms. A concrete safe room provides added security and includes exterior stairs leading directly outside, along with interior stairs connecting to the main floor. Situated on a corner lot, the property includes a partially fenced yard and a concrete patio on the north side of the building. Its convenient location within walking distance of Cunningham Schools adds to its appeal and accessibility. With its generous square footage, flexible room configuration, multiple entrances, extensive storage, full basement, safe room, and convenient location, this property offers a unique opportunity for an owner-user, investor, or business looking for a versatile commercial space in Cunningham.