Jewell County, Kansas Land For Sale (13 results)

Property Legal Description: S09, T05, R07W, ACRES 236.46, SW1/4 S1/2NW1/4 LESS ROW & S16, T05, R07W, ACRES 77.99, N1/2NW1/4 LESS ROW FSA Details: 312.13 Farmland Acres – 238.40 DCP Cropland Acres 223.60 Base Acres (Wheat 139.30, Grain Sorghum 64.50, Sunflowers 6.10, Soybeans 13.70) Broker’s Notes: The “Jewel of the Prairie Farm” is a high-quality, well-balanced tract located in Jewell County, Kansas, offering a combination of strong agricultural performance and proven recreational appeal. As the name suggests, this property stands out in the local market due to its productive soils, income potential, and natural features that enhance both usability and long-term value. From a production standpoint, the farm is supported by a high percentage of Class II soils, providing a reliable foundation for consistent yields and dependable returns. The overall makeup of the farm lends itself to efficient operation, with a layout that allows for practical farming practices while maintaining the integrity of the land. Whether operated by an owner or leased to a local producer, the cropland offers steady income potential with upside tied to long-term land appreciation. Beyond its agricultural strength, the recreational component is a key differentiator. Buffalo Creek runs through the property, creating a natural travel corridor for wildlife while also adding to the overall character of the land. The combination of water, timber, and native grasses establishes an ideal habitat for whitetail deer and other game species, with the layout naturally funneling movement through the property. During a recent visit, the strength of the whitetail presence was evident throughout the farm. Heavily traveled trails, active scrapes, and numerous rubs were observed across multiple areas, indicating consistent deer activity and established patterns. In addition, over 20 deer were seen during the visit alone, further reinforcing the property’s ability to hold and attract wildlife. This is the type of tract that offers both strong day-to-day hunting opportunities and long-term consistency for deer management. The timbered areas feature mature hardwoods, including oak and walnut, contributing not only to habitat quality but also to the visual appeal and long-term sustainability of the property. Natural draws and transitions between cover and open ground provide excellent bedding areas and defined travel routes, enhancing hunting opportunities. These features, combined with the presence of water, create a balanced environment that supports strong wildlife populations. Key Features & Highlights: • Located in Jewell County, Kansas in a strong agricultural area • High percentage of Class II soils supporting consistent production • Productive cropland with reliable income potential • Long-term appreciation driven by quality soils and location • Buffalo Creek running through the property • Proven whitetail deer habitat with strong on-site activity observed • Heavily traveled trails, scrapes, and rubs throughout the property • Over 20 deer observed during a single visit • Mature hardwood timber including oak, walnut, and native species • Natural cover, draws, and travel corridors for wildlife • Balanced mix of income-producing acres and recreational ground • Functional layout for efficient farming operations • Desirable combination of income, recreation, and long-term investment value This property offers a practical balance of income and recreation without sacrificing either. It is well-suited for buyers looking to add a dependable agricultural asset while also securing a property that can be enjoyed and held for future appreciation. Property Location: From Jewell, KS, (K-14 and K-28/148 Intersection) travel east on K-28/148 for approximately 2 miles to 210 Road. Turn right (south) onto 210 Road and travel 2.25 miles until you reach the property on your left (east) side of the 210 Road. WATCH FOR SIGNS! 2025 Property Taxes: $3,758.30 For more information contact: Jeff Dankenbring, Listing Broker at 785.562.8386

This property located just 3 miles West of Lovewell Reservoir is made up of a good mix of income producing farmland and prime deer habitat. The 33 +/- acres of recreational ground is a mix of brushy draws, cedar trees, and scattered hardwoods, the exact kind of mix that any mature deer in the area will be sure to call home. The tillable portion of this farm is currently planted to corn and offers good income potential to help support your hunting addiction. Call about the rents. There has been many giants pulled out of the public hunting areas and private lands around Lovewell over the years and this tract shouldn't be any different so call the listing agent for a closer look.

Year after year, some of the Midwest's best bucks come from North Central Kansas counties like Jewell County. This 621 acre property is no exception to this rule and has the potential to be a truly special hunting property. The region provides excellent habitat characterized by rolling topography, timber, native grasses, and fertile cropland, making it perfect for all game species. Properties of this size, paired with the diverse, quality habitat and food, are few and far between. This offering will provide tremendous whitetail deer, turkey, and upland bird hunting as an all-around recreational property in a market that continues to see increased demand and appreciation. The deep, timber-filled draws provide extensive, secluded bedding and travel corridors that whitetails will frequent year-round. There's no shortage of trees suitable for any type of treestand, and there are many spots ideal for blind setups. Large cottonwoods provide ideal roosting trees for the area's strong turkey population. Browns Creek, multiple ponds, and a rural water tap provide extensive and necessary water sources for any premier recreational property. The sheer size and layout of the farm is situated so that much of the destination cropland fields are completely out-of-sight from any roads. This property provides everything needed to have and hold deer year-round, allowing them to reach full size and maturity if an owner so chooses. This property would qualify for up to 7 Hunt Your Own Land permits. There are 210 +/- acres currently farmed and planted to a strong-looking soybean crop with the ability to break out more acres in the future, providing good income each year. The cropland is mostly Class II & III soils with an NCCPI OF 60.0 on planted acres. Rural water and a power meter are present on the property, providing everything needed for the cabin build of your dreams. Good road frontage along three sides gives great access and plenty of ingress/egress options for hunting setups. This property is a blank canvas just waiting on a new owner to turn it into something truly special. Contact the listing agent today to schedule your private viewing! Property Features -621 +/- acres -Jewell County, KS -210 +/- cropland acres planted to soybeans -NCCPI rating of 60 -Whitetail deer hunting -Turkey hunting -Upland bird hunting -Mineral rights included -Creek-bottom, rural water, and ponds -Mineral rights included -Power meter -Multiple home sites -7 Kansas Hunt Your Own Land Permits

Lovewell Ridge Ranch is a rare 117.44 acre recreational property in Jewell County, Kansas, featuring a 3-bedroom, 2-bath home overlooking Lovewell Reservoir. Proven trophy whitetail hunting, 15 acres of tillable ground, a scenic pond, and immediate access to thousands of acres of public hunting, waterfowl, and outstanding fishing make this a truly exceptional legacy property. Land Some properties are bought. Others are passed down through generations. Lovewell Ridge Ranch is the kind of property that rarely becomes available, a premier Kansas recreational retreat offering exceptional trophy whitetail hunting, waterfowl opportunities, outstanding fishing, and a comfortable home overlooking one of north-central Kansas' most desirable landscapes. Located just off Highway 14, a private 400-yard driveway leads you to the secluded 117.44 acre property where a well-maintained three-bedroom, two-bath home sits atop the ridge with panoramic views of the surrounding bottomland and Lovewell Reservoir. Whether you're enjoying a quiet morning on the deck with coffee or watching wildlife move through the timber at sunset, the setting is one that few Kansas properties can match. For the serious outdoorsman, this offering provides a hunting experience that has been carefully developed and enjoyed for decades. With approximately 15+/- acres of productive tillable ground, established travel corridors, mature timber, native grasses, and excellent bedding cover, the property consistently attracts and holds mature whitetails. Over the past 20 years, extensive trail camera history has documented the quality of this ranch, with multiple bucks measuring between 175 and 200 inches harvested from the property--an accomplishment very few recreational properties can legitimately claim. Included are two Muddy tower blinds, one tripod stand, 4 deer feeders, and 4 ladder tree stands. The property's value extends well beyond its deeded acres. Situated only yards from Lovewell Reservoir and adjoining thousands of acres of public hunting and wildlife habitat, owners enjoy access to exceptional deer, turkey, waterfowl, and upland bird hunting, along with some of the finest fishing opportunities in Kansas. This combination creates a recreational experience far larger than the property's boundaries alone. A scenic pond, diverse habitat, productive food sources, and the elevated homesite make this property equally suited as a full-time residence, weekend family retreat, corporate hunting lodge, or long-term legacy investment. Whether your goal is pursuing Kansas trophy whitetails, spending fall mornings in the duck blind, fishing the reservoir with family, or simply enjoying the peace and privacy of country living, Lovewell Reservoir Ridge Ranch delivers a rare opportunity to own one of the most complete recreational properties in the region. Properties with this combination of proven trophy genetics, exceptional location, quality habitat, comfortable improvements, and immediate access to premier public recreation seldom reach the open market. Lovewell Ridge Ranch is more than a hunting property--it's a place where memories are made, traditions are continued, and a legacy can be built for generations to come. Improvements Lovewell Ridge Ranch features a well-maintained home and functional improvements designed for both comfortable everyday living and the recreational lifestyle. Built in 1980, the home offers 1,733 square feet of living space with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a two-car attached garage. The property also includes a 26Kw Generac Generator that was installed 2023. Positioned on an elevated homesite, the residence captures beautiful views overlooking the timber, bottomland, and surrounding landscape. A spacious deck on the north side of the home provides the perfect place to enjoy morning coffee, watch wildlife throughout the day, or take in peaceful Kansas sunsets. A quality barn offers ample space for storing equipment, ATVs, tractors, boats, hunting gear, or other recreational necessities, making it easy to keep everything organized and ready for the next adventure. For dog owners, the property also features a newly constructed custom two-box kennel, providing a clean, secure, and convenient space for hunting dogs or family pets. Recreation Hunting Lovewell Ridge Ranch has been carefully managed and enjoyed as a premier hunting property for more than two decades. With over 20 years of documented trail camera history, this ranch has consistently produced mature Kansas whitetails, including numerous bucks exceeding 170 inches and several harvested in the impressive 175-200 inch class. Very few recreational properties in Kansas can offer this level of proven trophy history. The diverse habitat creates an ideal environment for wildlife year-round. Approximately 15 acres of tillable ground provide a dependable food source, while mature timber, native grasses, thick bedding cover, travel corridors, and a scenic pond combine to support a healthy population of deer and other wildlife. Whether hunting early-season patterns, the peak of the rut, or late-season food sources, the property offers exceptional opportunities throughout the season. The recreational value extends well beyond the property's boundaries. Located adjacent to the renowned Lovewell Wildlife Area, owners have immediate access to more than 2,200 acres of intensively managed public hunting habitat surrounding Lovewell Reservoir. The wildlife area is well known for quality deer, turkey, waterfowl, pheasant, quail, rabbit, and squirrel hunting, greatly expanding the opportunities available just beyond your property line. In addition to trophy whitetails, the area supports a healthy population of Rio Grande turkeys, strong numbers of pheasant and bobwhite quail, and occasional elk sightings that have become increasingly common in north-central Kansas. Fishing Just beyond the property's edge lies one of north-central Kansas' premier fishing destinations. Encompassing nearly 3,000 surface acres, Lovewell Reservoir has earned a reputation for consistently producing outstanding fishing opportunities throughout the year, making this property an ideal retreat for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Whether you're launching the boat before sunrise or spending an afternoon casting from the shoreline, anglers can target a wide variety of species including walleye, crappie, largemouth bass, white bass, wipers, channel catfish, blue catfish, and flathead catfish. Lovewell is especially recognized for its quality crappie fishing, healthy catfish population, and dependable walleye opportunities, providing excellent fishing in every season. With convenient access just moments from the home, it's easy to enjoy an evening on the water after work, introduce children and grandchildren to fishing, or spend an entire weekend exploring the reservoir's countless coves, points, and creek channels. The combination of exceptional fishing, boating, waterfowl hunting, and the peaceful setting of Lovewell Reservoir creates a year-round recreational experience that few Kansas properties can offer. Region & Climate Jewell County is located in the scenic north-central Kansas region, where rolling agricultural landscapes, timbered creek bottoms, and the waters of Lovewell Reservoir create an exceptional setting for both recreation and wildlife. The area experiences four distinct seasons, with warm summers, colorful autumns, mild springs, and crisp winters that make it an outstanding year-round destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The region averages approximately 2830 inches of annual precipitation and 1820 inches of snowfall each year, providing excellent growing conditions for native habitat and agricultural crops while supporting healthy wildlife populations. Summer temperatures typically range from the mid-80s to low 90s, while winter highs commonly reach the 30s and 40s, offering enjoyable conditions for hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation throughout the year.

Located in Jewell County, Kansas, this exceptional +/- 79.69-acre property offers a rare opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind country home surrounded by the natural beauty of Lovewell Reservoir. Combining privacy, quality construction, and diverse recreational opportunities, this property is well-suited as a full-time residence, family retreat, vacation home, or weekend getaway. Access is provided by a deeded easement off V Road via a gravel driveway, creating a secluded setting while remaining just moments from Lovewell Reservoir and the surrounding public lands. Built in 1992, the ranch-style home offers approximately 1,936 square feet of living space with three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms. Designed with durability in mind, the home was constructed using 2x6 exterior walls rather than standard 2x4 construction and includes hurricane anchors for added structural strength and peace of mind. The home is served by rural water and features beautiful south-facing views overlooking Lovewell Reservoir, creating a relaxing backdrop for everyday living or weekend escapes. This property is designed for making memories outdoors. Whether spending time with family at the lake, fishing, hiking, riding UTVs, horseback riding, bird watching, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings, there is no shortage of recreational opportunities. Existing trails wind throughout the property, making it easy to explore by foot, horseback, or ATV. The pasture offers flexibility for horses or cattle, allowing the property to serve both recreational and agricultural interests. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the incredible diversity of wildlife found throughout the property. The rolling terrain features more than 100 feet of elevation change with scenic ridges, wooded draws, native grasses, cedar trees, scattered hardwoods, and multiple drainages that provide outstanding habitat for wildlife. Deer, turkey, and numerous other native species are commonly seen, while Lovewell Reservoir attracts thousands of migrating geese each year, creating exceptional opportunities for bird watching and waterfowl hunting. The peaceful setting makes this property just as appealing for enjoying wildlife as it is for pursuing outdoor recreation. A shallow pond along the eastern edge of the property provides a dependable water source for wildlife and livestock. A water hydrant and tank are located near the home, and perimeter barbed wire fencing, rated in fair to good condition, surrounds much of the property. A large detached shop and garage provide excellent space for storing boats, vehicles, tractors, UTVs, and outdoor equipment while also offering room for woodworking, mechanical projects, or other hobbies requiring generous workspace. Bordering federal public land, the property provides direct access to additional acreage for recreation and exploration. Lovewell Wildlife Area lies immediately adjacent, with Lovewell Reservoir located less than a quarter mile away. The area is well known for excellent fishing, boating, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing, water sports, and seasonal hunting opportunities, making this one of north-central Kansas' premier outdoor destinations. Properties that combine a high-quality home, scenic reservoir views, privacy, abundant wildlife, and nearly 80 acres of versatile land are exceptionally difficult to find. Whether you're looking for a peaceful family retreat, a vacation home, a place to enjoy year-round outdoor recreation, or a secluded hunting and fishing getaway, this remarkable property offers the space, improvements, and setting to create lasting memories for generations to come. Contact the listing agent today to schedule your private showing.

Located in northwest Jewell County, Kansas, this 23+/- acre tract offers a versatile combination of productive farm ground and natural cover, making it an excellent opportunity for agricultural use, recreational enjoyment, or a future rural homesite. The property is legally described as being located in Section 4, Township 1, Range 9W. Situated directly on State Highway 128 near the Kansas and Nebraska border, this property provides convenient year-round access while maintaining a quiet, rural setting. Approximately 20+/- acres of the property are currently in corn stubble, offering immediate usability for continued row crop production or conversion into a hay operation. The quality farm ground presents a practical option for local producers or those seeking an affordable entry into agriculture. Whether you are expanding an existing operation or starting a small-scale hobby farm, this tract offers flexibility and functionality. The remaining 3+/- acres consist of a thick, heavily wooded draw that adds both visual appeal and recreational potential. This natural corridor provides cover for local wildlife, including whitetail deer and upland game, making it an attractive feature for outdoor enthusiasts. The timbered draw also enhances privacy and creates an ideal backdrop for a potential build site. With utilities likely accessible along the highway and a scenic rural setting, this property offers strong potential as a future home building site. The combination of open acreage and wooded terrain allows for multiple layout options for a residence, outbuildings, or livestock use. Located near the Kansas-Nebraska border, this tract benefits from a peaceful agricultural landscape while remaining within reasonable driving distance of nearby communities. Its manageable size and diverse features make it an affordable and practical investment for buyers seeking land ownership in north central Kansas. This property will require a survey to determine exact boundaries and acreage. Whether you are looking for productive ground, a recreational retreat, or a place to build your country home, this Jewell County tract delivers multiple opportunities in a desirable rural location.

Located in northwest Jewell County, Kansas, near the Kansas-Nebraska state line, this 78.16 acre tract offers a practical combination of tillable farmland and grass/hay acreage. Situated northeast of Burr Oak and southwest of Northbranch, the property provides an opportunity for agricultural operators, land investors, and buyers looking to add a manageable-sized tract to an existing Kansas land portfolio. Approximately 42 acres have historically been classified or utilized as tillable farmland, while approximately 36 acres consist primarily of grass and hay ground. Based on the available acreage information, approximately 53.7% of the property is classified as tillable, with approximately 46.1% in grass/hay acreage. Minor differences in these percentages and acre totals may occur due to right-of-way and acreage calculations. One of the notable agricultural characteristics of this Jewell County farm is its soil profile. The property carries an overall NCCPI soil score of approximately 70.9. Soils consist primarily of Holdrege series soils, which account for the majority of the acreage. Approximately 58.3% of the property consists of Holdrege silt loam, while another 27.0% consists of Holdrege and Geary silty clay loams. Harney silt loam accounts for approximately 14.3%, with smaller amounts of Nuckolls-Tobin silt loams and Roxbury silt loam making up the balance. Buyers evaluating north-central Kansas farmland will appreciate having this detailed soil information available when considering future agricultural use and management. The seller has added terraces to portions of the farm, providing an existing erosion-control and land-management improvement. These terraces represent an important feature for a property with productive agricultural acreage, helping address water movement and soil conservation. Fencing on the property is also reported to be in good condition, adding utility to the grass and pasture portion of the tract. The approximately 36 acres of grass and hay ground provide additional flexibility beyond the existing tillable acres. This area has historically been utilized for hay production, including baling. According to the seller, a portion of the current grass acreage was previously farmed. Depending on soil conditions, conservation requirements, management objectives, and applicable regulations, a future owner may want to evaluate whether some of this acreage could potentially be returned to crop production. Buyers should independently investigate the suitability of any conversion before making management decisions. Another significant feature of this Jewell County, Kansas land for sale is the availability of both the tillable and grass/pasture acreage for open tenancy. This gives a new owner flexibility when developing a management plan. An owner-operator could potentially incorporate the acreage into an existing farming operation, while an investor could explore leasing the cropland and grass acreage to area agricultural operators. The combination of cropland and hay or pasture ground creates multiple potential agricultural uses within one 78.16 acre property. For an established producer, the tract offers an opportunity to add acres without purchasing a substantially larger farm. For a beginning or expanding agricultural operator, the manageable acreage and combination of crop and grass ground provide options for developing an operation around multiple land uses. The open tenancy further allows the next owner to determine how the property fits their plans rather than inheriting a long-term lease arrangement. Location is another important component of this northwest Jewell County property. The farm lies northeast of Burr Oak, Kansas, southwest of Northbranch, Kansas, and near the Kansas-Nebraska state line. North Branch and Burr Oak are approximately seven miles apart, providing useful geographical context for this part of the county. The broader area is agricultural in character and provides access to the communities of Burr Oak, Esbon, Mankato, and communities across the Nebraska state line. Outdoor recreation is also available within the broader Jewell County area. The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks identifies Lovewell State Park, Lovewell Wildlife Area, Lovewell Reservoir, Jewell State Fishing Lake, and Jewell Wildlife Area among its Jewell County locations. Lovewell Wildlife Area includes 2,215 acres of public hunting land surrounding the reservoir, with management for deer, turkey, waterfowl, pheasant, quail, rabbit, and squirrel. Lovewell State Park also provides opportunities for fishing, boating, camping, archery, and other outdoor activities. This 78.16 acre Jewell County farm brings together tillable acreage, grass and hay ground, a 70.9 NCCPI soil score, predominantly Holdrege soils, established terraces, reported good fencing, and open tenancy. Whether considered as an addition to an existing agricultural operation, a land investment, or acreage for an operator seeking a smaller tract with multiple agricultural uses, the property offers a straightforward combination of Kansas cropland and grassland near the Nebraska state line.

Located in Jewell County, Kansas, this 53.75+/- acre farm offers a high percentage of productive tillable land with quality soils, an established crop history, and a tenant currently in place. Situated in Section 25, Township 1, Range 10 West, the property is located southwest of Northbranch and northwest of Burr Oak in an established agricultural area of north-central Kansas. Of the 53.75+/- total acres, approximately 5.5 acres consist of waterways and trees, with the balance being tillable farmland. This equates to approximately 48.25 acres of tillable ground, or nearly 90% of the total acreage. The waterways provide drainage through portions of the farm, while the trees add some habitat diversity and cover to an otherwise predominantly agricultural tract. The tillable acreage is currently planted to soybeans, continuing the property's history of crop production. For agricultural producers and land investors looking for a manageable-sized tract of Kansas farmland, the combination of a high percentage of tillable acreage, productive soils, an existing tenant relationship, and a good crop history makes this property worth consideration. The current tenants have a strong working relationship with the property, providing continuity for an investor or landowner who wants to maintain agricultural production. One of the primary features of this Jewell County farm is its soil composition. The property has an overall NCCPI soil score of 70.9, indicating strong productivity for the tract. Approximately 62.1% of the property consists of Holdrege silt loam, which represents the majority of the farm's soil profile. Another 29.5% consists of Holdrege and Geary silty clay loams, followed by approximately 7.7% Harney silt loam and 0.8% Roxbury silt loam. Together, the Holdrege and Holdrege/Geary soil groups account for more than 90% of the mapped soil composition. This consistent soil profile, combined with the farm's good crop history, is an important consideration for those evaluating productive farmland in Jewell County and north-central Kansas. The property's current soybean crop provides a clear view of the farm in active production. With approximately 48.25 acres of the 53.75+/- acre tract considered tillable, the property has a high percentage of acres contributing directly to crop production. Specific crop yields, lease arrangements, FSA information, and possession terms should be reviewed with the listing agent as part of the property evaluation. The farm's 53.75+/- acre size may be particularly useful for an existing area producer looking to add tillable acres without acquiring a full quarter section. It can also provide an agricultural land investment opportunity for someone interested in owning productive Kansas farmland while working with an established tenant. The combination of approximately 48.25 tillable acres and only approximately 5.5 acres of waterways and trees allows the majority of the property to remain in agricultural production. Location adds to the property's agricultural appeal. The farm lies southwest of Northbranch and northwest of Burr Oak, Kansas, placing it within an established farming area of Jewell County. The surrounding region consists largely of cropland, pasture, and rural agricultural properties, making this tract a logical addition to an existing area farming operation. The 70.9 NCCPI soil score is another important component of the property's agricultural profile. Soil productivity can influence crop performance, rental demand, and long-term farmland desirability. With Holdrege silt loam comprising more than 60% of the mapped soils and Holdrege and Geary silty clay loams accounting for nearly another 30%, this tract offers a strong soil foundation for continued crop production. The approximately 5.5 acres of waterways and trees also provide some diversity within the farm. In addition to serving drainage and conservation functions, the wooded portions can provide cover and travel habitat for wildlife moving through the surrounding agricultural landscape. While crop production remains the primary use of the property, these non-tillable acres add another element to the tract. For a local farmer, the property presents an opportunity to add approximately 48.25 tillable acres to an existing operation. For a land investor, it offers an established agricultural tract with a tenant relationship already in place. For those specifically looking for Jewell County farmland for sale, north-central Kansas cropland, Kansas farm investment property, or productive tillable acreage, this property offers a high percentage of tillable ground, productive soils, and an established farming history. The sellers are motivated, creating an opportunity to acquire a productive tract in Jewell County with a strong soil profile and good crop history. With approximately 48.25 tillable acres, soybeans currently growing on the property, a 70.9 NCCPI soil score, established tenants, and approximately 5.5 acres of waterways and trees, this 53.75+/- acre Jewell County farm provides a well-defined agricultural land opportunity in north-central Kansas.

Welcome to Buffalo Creek—a premier 770-acre north-central Kansas legacy ranch combining agricultural utility with world-class recreational appeal. Located in highly sought-after Jewell County, this diverse land investment is perfectly balanced with roughly 400 acres of lush grazing pasture, 240 acres of high-yield tillable farmland, and 130 acres of mature timber. It is fully set up to support active livestock and farming operations while simultaneously serving as an elite hunting retreat. Wildlife thrives across the property thanks to native food plots strategically placed throughout the rolling terrain, attracting trophy Kansas whitetail, turkey, and upland game. Water security is exceptional, with eight scattered ponds providing dependable water sources for cattle and local wildlife alike. At the heart of the ranch sits an expansive, centrally located base camp featuring five functional buildings, an incredible setup for heavy machinery storage, operational headquarters, or a commercial-grade hunting lodge. Premier 770 +/- acre multi-use ranch for sale in Jewell County, Kansas. Boasting 400 acres of pasture, 240 tillable acres, 130 acres of mature timber, eight ponds, and a fully equipped central base camp for farming, cattle, and world-class hunting. Contact Ray Swearingen for more information! (785) 452-8498

This 160 ± acre property offers an exceptional combination of productive tillable farmland, mature timber, and abundant wildlife habitat, making it an outstanding recreational and hunting opportunity. Buffalo Creek runs through the property, providing a valuable water source and enhancing the natural habitat for wildlife. The mature timber and diverse terrain create excellent cover for whitetail deer and wild turkey, while the tillable acreage adds agricultural versatility and potential income. Whether you're looking for a premier hunting property, a recreational getaway, or an investment with multiple uses, this tract offers the ideal mix of agriculture, water, timber, and wildlife habitat. This 150 ± acre property offers a great combination of tillable farmland, mature timber, and Buffalo Creek running through the property, creating excellent wildlife habitat. With proven potential for quality whitetail deer and turkey hunting, this versatile tract is an outstanding opportunity for hunters, recreational enthusiasts, or investors. Contact Ray Swearingen for more information! (785) 452-8498

This 30 ± acre property offers a unique combination of rural living, acreage, and recreational potential. The property features a dated 4-bedroom, 1-bathroom home with a partial basement, providing an opportunity for a buyer to renovate and make the home their own. Mature timber throughout the property provides excellent wildlife habitat and recreational opportunities, while approximately 4 acres of tillable farmland add agricultural potential. With a mix of open ground, timber, and a home already in place, this property offers plenty of possibilities for those looking for a rural homestead, hunting retreat, or investment opportunity. This 30 ± acre property features a dated 4-bedroom, 1-bathroom home with a partial basement, approximately 4 acres of tillable farmland, and mature timber providing excellent wildlife habitat. With a mix of residential, agricultural, and recreational potential, this property offers a great opportunity for a rural homestead or hunting retreat. Call Ray Swearingen for more information! (785) 452-8498

This 155-acre property in Jewell County, Kansas, offers an excellent opportunity with approximately 149 acres of tillable farmland and just a few patches of waterways. With a high percentage of the acreage in tillable production, this tract provides strong agricultural potential and would make a valuable addition to any farming operation or investment portfolio. The waterways provide natural drainage while maintaining the property’s impressive amount of productive cropland, making this a highly desirable piece of Kansas farmland. Contact Levi Herrman for more information! (785) 275-2285

Located just south of Mankato, Kansas, this 120 ± acre property offers an excellent opportunity to acquire a productive tract of tillable farmland in a desirable agricultural area. With the entire acreage consisting of tillable ground, this property provides strong potential for continued agricultural production, making it an attractive addition to an existing farming operation or a solid investment for those looking to expand their land holdings. Its convenient location just outside Mankato adds to the property's accessibility and appeal. This 120 ± acre tract of all-tillable farmland just south of Mankato, Kansas, offers an excellent opportunity to add productive acreage to an existing farming operation or investment portfolio. Conveniently located near Mankato, this property provides quality agricultural ground with strong potential for continued production. Contact Ray Swearingen at (785) 452-8498