Osborne County, Kansas Land For Sale (9 results)

This Osborne County combination ranch offers exceptional opportunities for both cattle operations and hunting enthusiasts.For the cattleman, this property is fully equipped and ready for immediate use, featuring a completely fenced perimeter and strategically placed cross-fencing for effective rotational grazing. The blend of cool-season grassy draws and warm-season hillsides and hilltops extends the grazing season, enhancing operational flexibility. The tillable acres are thoughtfully designed with fenced-in and fenced-out sections, providing versatility for winter grazing, hay production, or conventional crop harvesting. Reliable water access is ensured through well-placed water tanks supplied by a dependable well, offering peace of mind during dry spells.For the hunter, this ranch boasts diverse terrain with deep, brushy canyons and hardwood-lined drainages, creating prime habitat for the mature whitetail bucks. Ample tillable acreage, along with standing food plots, ensures a reliable year-round presence of deer, while turkey, pheasant, quail, and various small game species further enhance the property's hunting appeal. Seasoned hunters recognize that this type of varied landscape offers consistent success in pursuing mature bucks.This property has experienced minimal hunting pressure in recent years and comes equipped with two strategically placed Banks blinds and three 3,000-pound gravity feeders, making it ready for the next owner to enjoy premier hunting experiences.Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a well-rounded ranch offering both agricultural productivity and exceptional hunting potential. Viewings are by appointment only, so contact a listing agent today for further details.

Here is a 120 acre mixed-use farm and recreational property in Osborne County near Alton, KS that combines cropland income with hunting and recreational value. Key Highlights 120 total acres 78 tillable acres with mostly Class II and Class III soils Currently under a verbal cash lease paying approximately $4,680 annually ($60 per tillable acre) Corn planted for the 2026 season, providing wildlife food and cover County road frontage with convenient access to State Highway 24 Multiple potential building sites with rural views Approximately 3 acres of timber providing deer bedding habitat Pasture area with wet-weather ponds and scattered trees Suitable for grazing livestock or establishing hunting setups Strong deer, pheasant, and quail hunting potential Income Potential Current annual lease income: ~$4,680 This property offers immediate agricultural income while maintaining recreational and hunting value. Recreational Value The property is attractive for hunters because it combines: Crop fields that attract wildlife Timber cover for bedding areas Water sources from wet weather ponds Nearby river and creek-bottom habitat Good populations of deer, pheasants, and quail Potential Buyer Profiles This property appeals to: Farm operators looking to expand acreage. Investors seeking land with cash-rent income. Hunters and recreational buyers wanting a hunting property with income. Rural home builders interested in a country homesite with acreage. If you're evaluating making an investment in land or expanding an operation you don't want to miss out on this opportunity. Give the listing Land Professional a call today to ask questions about the property or to schedule a showing on this unique opportunity. *Showings by Appointment Only* When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and present at the initial showing of the property to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

Osborne County, KS 40 Here is a very productive tract of farmland that is turn-key ready for the farmer looking to add to an existing operation or an investor looking to add to their portfolio. With good soil and relatively flat contours, you can expect this property to produce yields of Wheat, Milo, Soybeans, or Corn. The soil consists of mostly level Class II (Harney-Mento complex, 1 to 3 percent slopes). Currently, all the acreage is leased under a verbal cash lease agreement and is selling subject to tenant rights. The current cash lease pays $60 per tillable acre totaling approximately $2,244.60 annually. The tillable acres is planted to corn for 2026. County road frontage on the north side of this property allows for easy access and is a short distance from Alton, KS and paved State Highway 24. There are several potential building sites found on the property with great views if wanting to build a country home. Located in a great area for upland birds, the parcel offers good hunting opportunities. Several pheasants and quail were seen and heard in the area while taking pictures. Please contact the local Land Professional for more information or to schedule a showing. Property Details: Legal - NW4NW4 SEC32 T6S R15W Nearly 100% Tillable Mostly Level Class II Soils Verbal Cash Lease Agreement paying approximately $2,244.60 County Road Frontage Potential Building Sites Hunting Opportunities Located in a Great Farming Area When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and present at the initial showing of the property to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

Darwin's Pure Joy is a 469 acre North Central Kansas property offering a mix of cropland, pasture, and hunting potential. The property includes 110 acres of tillable ground historically planted to wheat and milo, fenced pasture supporting 37 pairs, an active livestock well, 2 ponds, and Joy Creek in wet years. Deer and turkey are regularly seen on the property. Located 9 miles from Portis and 11 miles from Osborne. Land 469 total acres. 110 acres of tillable cropland have historically been planted to wheat and or milo. 350 acres of pasture supporting 37 cow/calf pairs. 5 acres of mature timber providing recreational potential. Soil code for the property: 163.39 acres Class 4 Wakeen-mento complex, 3 to 7 percent slopes 81.84 acres Class 6 Brownell-wakeen complex, 8 to 20 percent slopes 65.55 acres Class 2 Tobin and Roxbury slit loams, occasionally flooded 51.34 acres Class 2 Harney-mento complex, 1 to 3 percent slopes 62.11 acres Class 3 Harney-mento complex, 3 to 7 percent slopes 32.31 acres Class 3 Harney slit loam, 3 to 7 percent slopes 9.69 acres Class 6 Armo-Bogue complex, 7 to 20 percent slopes 0.51 acres Class 2 Harney slit loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes Improvements 337 acres of pasture is currently fenced in and home to 37 cow/calf pairs. On the east end of the property there is an active water well, supplying year round water for the herd. Recreation The property offers a recreational opportunity with a diverse mix of cropland, pasture, mature trees, and water features. The timber along the east side creates ideal locations for deer stands or blinds, while two ponds and Joy Creek (during wetter years) provide reliable water sources that help attract and hold wildlife. This tract sits in the heart of the Central Flyway and offers an outstanding combination of hunting opportunities. Positioned approximately 95 miles north of the renowned Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Area and 127 miles north of Quivira National Wildlife Refuge, the property lies within a proven migration corridor known for exceptional waterfowl activity throughout the fall and winter seasons. Sportsmen will appreciate the strong hunting potential this property provides. Waterfowl opportunities exist throughout the property's habitat features, while upland hunters can pursue quail and pheasant across the native cover and grasslands. In addition, the property also shows excellent deer potential, with active scrapes and rubs scattered throughout the tract providing evidence of consistent deer movement and activity. The property is not currently enrolled in a hunting lease, giving a new owner the flexibility to establish private hunting or recreational use tailored to their vision. Agriculture The 110 acres of cropland are currently in a lease agreement through 2026 on a 1/32/3 crop share basis. It has historically been rotated between dryland winter wheat and milo production. The cropland provides income potential while maintaining flexibility for continued farming or integration into a broader cattle operation moving forward. 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 cattle lease through this year's grazing season and a 1/3-2/3 crop share agreement through 2026. Region & Climate Located in North Central Kansas near Osborne and Portis, the area is primarily agricultural with strong farming and cattle production. Residents enjoy a quiet rural lifestyle with access to hunting and outdoor recreation, including deer, turkey, waterfowl, pheasant and quail. The region has hot summers, cold winters, and about 2025 inches of annual precipitation, supporting dryland farming and pasture grazing. Location Darwin's Pure Joy is located just 11 miles northwest of Osborne. Osborne serves as the county seat and provides essential amenities including grocery, fuel, schools, healthcare services, and dining. The smaller community of Portis is located just minutes from the property and adds to the quiet rural setting. Nearby communities within a one-hour commute include Smith Center, Russell, and Beloit, offering expanded shopping, dining, lodging, and additional local activities and services.

Located on S. 140th Ave, southeast of Covert in Osborne County, Kansas, this 80.86 surveyed acre tract offers a blend of recreational use and income potential. The property includes approximately 52 acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program through 2032, providing an annual payment of $2,470. The CRP acres feature established terraces and waterways that are in good condition, with the option to convert back to tillable production in the future. The landscape is diverse, consisting of wooded creek bottom, CRP grasses, and pasture areas with scattered cedar trees and native brush. This variety supports a range of wildlife habitat. The area is known for consistent whitetail deer activity, and the property is equipped with an established food plot, a tower blind, and three feeders that will transfer with the sale. A minimum-maintenance road divides the property, providing functional separation for different hunting approaches. The southern portion includes the primary wooded drainage, offering cover and travel corridors for deer. The northern 40 acres are largely CRP and more open, allowing for upland bird hunting opportunities. A pocket of trees and brush in the northeast corner provides additional habitat and a transition area for wildlife moving to nearby agricultural fields. While photographing, pheasant and prairie chicken activity was observed in the surrounding area. This tract supports multiple recreational uses, including hunting and outdoor enjoyment, along with an existing income stream from CRP enrollment. Call the listing agent today to schedule a showing!

Located in a highly sought-after area of North Central Kansas, this slice of Kill Creek paradise offers renowned recreational appeal and premium bottomland. This region has quickly become one of the most in-demand due to its excellent populations of whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, and upland birds. The possibilities for this property are endless from both hunting and agricultural standpoints. In recent years, the cropland has been utilized for soybean, corn, milo, and wheat production. It's also an excellent candidate for alfalfa. The most recent soybean crop in 2025 yielded over 50 bushels per acre and was double-cropped right into wheat. The soil quality, lay, and production are among the best you'll find in the region, making this a very multidimensional investment. Nearly every tree along the creek is a fully mature oak, providing an additional food source for wildlife. Multiple improvements have been made, including a solar well located in the back portion of the agricultural acreage. This improvement is crucial during dry years, providing a secluded year-round water source. A bank blind, feeder, and multiple tree stands are also on-site. You'll be hard-pressed to find a property that hunts this well, paired with such strong income potential. Properties like this continue to appreciate more rapidly than anything else in the area. Don't miss your chance to seize this opportunity. Contact the listing team today! Property Features -144 +/- acres on Kill Creek -Osborne County, KS -Excellent whitetail deer hunting -Great Rio Grande turkey hunting -Mature oak tree trees -Mineral rights included -Year-to-year crop share agreement -Solar well -Banks blind -Feeder and stands -Premium bottomland soils -All-season road access

A few miles northwest of Alton, Kansas is this 159.19 +/- acre farm made up of 119+/- acres of tillable land and nearly 40 acres of grass. This property has been taken care of and the grass has not been grazed within the past year. This 159.19+/- acre farm lays north and south between W 50th Dr. and W 60th Dr. in Osborne County, Kansas. The farm is fairly flat with a slight roll in the topography. The tillable acres consist of Harney-Mento complex and Harney silt loam with an NCCPI of 64.6. At the far south end of the property is a small timber pocket riddled with deer sign. There are rubbed up trees, and deer beds all through this timber and the grass draws in the middle of the property. The 39+/- acres of grass was not grazed this past year, and could be a great addition to this farm for cattle or hunting opportunity. This is an excellent opportunity to own a high quality tillable farm in Osborne County, Kansas. Contact Listing Agent: Nate Krick (402) 937-3763 for your private showing. Legal Description: S32, T06, R15W. ACRES 159.19. W2 W2 LESS R/W Taxes: $1,400 +/- Key Features: 1. 10 minutes from Alton, KS 2. Native grass for cattle or hunting use 3. 119+/- tillable acres for row crop 4. Easy access on north and south ends of the farm 5. Gentle rolling country 6. Good producing soils 7. Timber pocket with lots of buck sign

Located just outside Portis in Osborne County, Kansas, this well-kept rural home offers comfortable country living on 1.1 +/- surveyed acres. The property sits approximately 1/2 mile south and 1 1/4 miles west of Portis, Kansas, about 1 1/4 miles west of State Highway 9. With a quiet rural setting, county road frontage, private utilities, and a practical home layout, this property provides a solid opportunity for buyers seeking a manageable country acreage in north-central Kansas. The home was built in 1969 and features approximately 1,400 square feet on the main floor. It has brick veneer siding and has been maintained in good condition for its age. The main living area includes a large combined living and dining room, providing an open central space for daily use, gatherings, and relaxing after time outdoors. The kitchen is compact and functional, featuring a breakfast bar that adds convenient seating and workspace. A small mudroom includes a sink, washer, and dryer area, making it useful for rural living, outdoor work, hunting gear, boots, pets, or general utility needs. The home includes 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The bedrooms are medium to large in size, and one bedroom includes an attached 3/4 bathroom. The main bathroom features a zero-entry shower, adding convenience and ease of use. The unfinished basement has a cinder block foundation and offers storage, mechanical space, storm shelter potential, or future improvement possibilities. A key benefit of this Osborne County rural property is the attached garage space. The home includes two attached garages, both with electricity. These garages provide room for vehicles, tools, lawn equipment, outdoor gear, workshop use, or storage. For buyers who need functional space in addition to the home, this setup is a strong feature. The property includes its own private well, propane tank, and soft water system. These private utility features support independent rural living and add practical value to the acreage. The home is positioned along a well-maintained county road, allowing dependable access while still providing a quiet and peaceful setting away from heavier traffic. This small acreage near Portis is well suited for those looking for a rural Kansas home base, a manageable country residence, or a property with room for gardening, pets, equipment storage, and outdoor living. The location places the property near Portis while still offering quick access to State Highway 9 and nearby communities in Osborne County and the surrounding region. For outdoor enthusiasts, north-central Kansas is known for open country, agricultural landscapes, wildlife habitat, public recreation opportunities, and access to nearby lakes, rivers, and hunting areas. Kirwin National Wildlife Refuge, located in the region, provides additional wildlife viewing and outdoor recreation opportunities and is described by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service as being in the North Fork Solomon River valley of north-central Kansas. With surveyed acreage, a well-maintained rural home, attached electric garages, private well, propane, soft water system, and a peaceful Osborne County location, this property offers a practical and inviting rural living opportunity near Portis, Kansas.

Future homesite on the outskirts of town! Great location offering space, privacy, and easy access to town amenities. Ideal spot to build your dream home. Call Sharrah 785.639.3631 with Platinum Group today! Under contract. Bring back up offers.