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07/19/2026
$4,305,716
600 ac.
ACTIVE
Marion County - 2800 Highway 50, Florence, KS
Located just east of Florence, Kansas, in the heart of the legendary Flint Hills, Rockin R Ranch encompasses approximately 600 acres of some of the most breathtaking country found anywhere in the Midwest. Defined by dramatic elevation changes, pristine native grasslands, mature hardwood timber, extraordinary water resources, luxury accommodations, and an exceptional wildlife population, this remarkable property offers a rare combination of sporting recreation, conservation, agricultural productivity, and refined ranch living.
The ranch comprises approximately 354 acres of pristine native bluestem grass, some of the densest, cleanest, and most vigorous native pasture one could hope to find. Approximately 153 acres are covered by mature hardwood timber, including bur oak, black walnut, sycamore, cottonwood, elm, and hackberry. Towering hilltops, deep wooded draws, protected creek bottoms, and rolling hillsides create tremendous visual appeal while providing abundant cover, bedding habitat, and natural travel corridors for wildlife.
An additional approximately 93 acres of tillable ground are currently established in brome grass. Featuring highly productive Reading and Labette soils classified primarily as Class I and Class II, these acres provide valuable agricultural potential and could also be strategically managed to support the ranch's wildlife and conservation goals.
Approximately 440 acres are completely enclosed by high fencing, while the remaining 160 acres are secured by five-strand barbed-wire fencing and leased annually for cattle grazing. This thoughtful configuration provides the flexibility to operate an elite hunting and wildlife preserve while maintaining traditional Flint Hills grazing income. Several overhead bulk feeders, hunting stands, and elevated tower blinds are strategically placed throughout the ranch, creating a turn-key setup for private hunting, outfitting, wildlife observation, and herd management.
Water is one of the ranch's most extraordinary assets. Martin Creek winds for more than a mile through the property, providing a consistently flowing, year-round water source and serving as a natural corridor through the heart of the ranch. An approximately 8-acre, crystal-clear, spring-fed lake forms a stunning centerpiece, while an additional 7-acre lake lies along the southern property line. Three additional ponds, natural springs, and the meandering creek create a water system seldom found on a property of this size.
Stocked with bass, bluegill, channel catfish, and carp, the lakes provide outstanding private fishing opportunities. Their dependable open water also creates excellent habitat for migrating waterfowl, delivering tremendous hunting and viewing opportunities throughout the season - even during some of the coldest Kansas conditions. Whether fishing on a quiet summer evening, watching wildlife gather along the shoreline, or pursuing waterfowl on a crisp winter morning, the recreational possibilities are nearly endless.
The ranch's primary residence is incorporated into an impressive 50'x60' barndominium featuring approximately 1,758 square feet of beautifully finished living space. The 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom home showcases upscale finishes and an inviting open-concept design connecting the kitchen, dining, and living areas. Custom cabinetry, granite countertops, and spacious gathering areas create a refined, yet comfortable atmosphere perfectly suited for entertaining family, friends, clients, and hunting guests.
The adjoining shop provides excellent equipment and vehicle storage with convenient overhead-door access. A complete game-processing center features hanging racks and a walk-in cooler, allowing harvested game to be handled efficiently on site. An overhead loft currently provides additional storage but offers the potential to be finished into expanded living quarters, guest accommodations, or recreational space.
A fully renovated guesthouse offers an additional 1,320 square feet of finished living space. Dating to the early 1900s, the residence retains its original character and charm while providing modern comfort. With 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and generous entertaining space, the guesthouse comfortably accommodates overnight visitors while offering privacy from the main residence. It is ideally suited for family, hunting clients, ranch staff, or hospitality-based income opportunities.
Extensive agricultural and wildlife-management improvements further enhance the property. A 50'x30' barn is configured for artificial insemination, vaccinating, animal handling, and controlled breeding, with several traps and turnout areas incorporated into its design. Additional improvements include a 72'x36' hay barn, a 20'x12' loafing shed, an 18'x18' detached garage currently used for feed storage, and a historic 34'x23' limestone barn with an overhead loft.
Several limestone structures dating to the mid-to-late 1800s remain standing throughout the ranch, offering a tangible connection to its storied past. The historic limestone barn is an architectural treasure, while the ranch's arched limestone bridge is an especially distinctive feature. Together, these enduring structures add a level of authenticity, history, and irreplaceable character that cannot be replicated through modern construction.
Rockin R Ranch offers exceptional opportunities for both big-game hunting and wildlife conservation. The current ownership has invested heavily in animal conservation, selective breeding, and the preservation of desirable genetic lines. The high-fenced portion of the ranch supports an extraordinary population that includes more than 30 exotic animals, among them sika, fallow, and axis deer, along with approximately 130 whitetail deer and 85 elk. Few experiences compare to watching an elk herd move across the distant ridgelines or seeing trophy-class wildlife emerge from the timber and into the native grass at sunset.
The ranch also presents compelling annual income potential through guided or private hunts, shed-antler sales, cattle grazing, agricultural production, wildlife breeding, and guest accommodations. It could remain an exclusive family retreat, operate as a premier commercial hunting destination, or serve as the foundation for an expanded conservation and breeding enterprise.
With its captivating Flint Hills scenery, abundant year-round water, outstanding native grass, productive soils, mature timber, luxury residences, historic limestone architecture, and remarkable concentration of wildlife, Rockin R Ranch is truly a once-in-a-lifetime offering. It is more than a hunting property, it is a complete sporting estate, a conservation legacy, and an extraordinary place where land, water, wildlife, history, and luxury exist in perfect balance.
All mineral rights are intact and will transfer with the property. Approximate 2025 real estate taxes were $6,676.32. Rockin R Ranch must be experienced in person to fully appreciate the scale, beauty, and rarity of everything it has to offer. To schedule a private tour of the ranch or to request additional information, contact agent Brenda Doudican with Midwest Land Group at (620) 794-8075 or
Property Features
-600 +/- acres total
-440 +/- acres fully high fenced
-160 +/- acres 5-strand barbed wire
-354 +/- acres of pristine native grass
-153 +/- acre mature hardwood timber stand
-93 +/- acres of fertile tillable creek bottoms
-Martin Creek winding over 1 mile throughout the entire property
-8-acre spring-fed lake in the middle of the ranch, crystal clear, stocked
-7-acre lake along south frontage, stocked
-3 additional ponds
-Endless wildlife with over 30 exotics that include sitka, fallow axis, whitetails, & elk
-Incredible annual income opportunity with hunts, shed sales, & grazing
-Several overhead bulk feeders, stands, and tower blinds throughout the ranch
-Incredible topography and rolling hillsides
-Lakes are stocked with bass, bluegill, channel, and carp
-50'x60' barndominium with 1,758 sq. ft. finished top-end main house living space, open shop space with overhead door, processing center, walk-in cooler, and overhead loft
-Fully renovated guesthouse with 1,320 sq. ft. finished living space
-50'x30' ag barn setup for artificial insemination and vaccinating with several traps and turnouts
-20'x12' loafing shed
-18'x18' detached garage utilized for feed storage
-72'x36' hay barn
-34'x23' limestone barn with loft
-Several limestone structures throughout the ranch dating back to the mid-late 1800's
-Approximate 2025 tax: $6,676.32
-All mineral right intact and transfer
07/19/2026
$4,305,716
600 ac.
ACTIVE
Marion County - 2800 Highway 50, Florence, KS
Located just east of Florence, Kansas, in the heart of the legendary Flint Hills, Rockin R Ranch encompasses approximately 600 acres of some of the most breathtaking country found anywhere in the Midwest. Defined by dramatic elevation changes, pristine native grasslands, mature hardwood timber, extraordinary water resources, luxury accommodations, and an exceptional wildlife population, this remarkable property offers a rare combination of sporting recreation, conservation, agricultural productivity, and refined ranch living.
The ranch comprises approximately 354 acres of pristine native bluestem grass, some of the densest, cleanest, and most vigorous native pasture one could hope to find. Approximately 153 acres are covered by mature hardwood timber, including bur oak, black walnut, sycamore, cottonwood, elm, and hackberry. Towering hilltops, deep wooded draws, protected creek bottoms, and rolling hillsides create tremendous visual appeal while providing abundant cover, bedding habitat, and natural travel corridors for wildlife.
An additional approximately 93 acres of tillable ground are currently established in brome grass. Featuring highly productive Reading and Labette soils classified primarily as Class I and Class II, these acres provide valuable agricultural potential and could also be strategically managed to support the ranch's wildlife and conservation goals.
Approximately 440 acres are completely enclosed by high fencing, while the remaining 160 acres are secured by five-strand barbed-wire fencing and leased annually for cattle grazing. This thoughtful configuration provides the flexibility to operate an elite hunting and wildlife preserve while maintaining traditional Flint Hills grazing income. Several overhead bulk feeders, hunting stands, and elevated tower blinds are strategically placed throughout the ranch, creating a turn-key setup for private hunting, outfitting, wildlife observation, and herd management.
Water is one of the ranch's most extraordinary assets. Martin Creek winds for more than a mile through the property, providing a consistently flowing, year-round water source and serving as a natural corridor through the heart of the ranch. An approximately 8-acre, crystal-clear, spring-fed lake forms a stunning centerpiece, while an additional 7-acre lake lies along the southern property line. Three additional ponds, natural springs, and the meandering creek create a water system seldom found on a property of this size.
Stocked with bass, bluegill, channel catfish, and carp, the lakes provide outstanding private fishing opportunities. Their dependable open water also creates excellent habitat for migrating waterfowl, delivering tremendous hunting and viewing opportunities throughout the season - even during some of the coldest Kansas conditions. Whether fishing on a quiet summer evening, watching wildlife gather along the shoreline, or pursuing waterfowl on a crisp winter morning, the recreational possibilities are nearly endless.
The ranch's primary residence is incorporated into an impressive 50'x60' barndominium featuring approximately 1,758 square feet of beautifully finished living space. The 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom home showcases upscale finishes and an inviting open-concept design connecting the kitchen, dining, and living areas. Custom cabinetry, granite countertops, and spacious gathering areas create a refined, yet comfortable atmosphere perfectly suited for entertaining family, friends, clients, and hunting guests.
The adjoining shop provides excellent equipment and vehicle storage with convenient overhead-door access. A complete game-processing center features hanging racks and a walk-in cooler, allowing harvested game to be handled efficiently on site. An overhead loft currently provides additional storage but offers the potential to be finished into expanded living quarters, guest accommodations, or recreational space.
A fully renovated guesthouse offers an additional 1,320 square feet of finished living space. Dating to the early 1900s, the residence retains its original character and charm while providing modern comfort. With 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and generous entertaining space, the guesthouse comfortably accommodates overnight visitors while offering privacy from the main residence. It is ideally suited for family, hunting clients, ranch staff, or hospitality-based income opportunities.
Extensive agricultural and wildlife-management improvements further enhance the property. A 50'x30' barn is configured for artificial insemination, vaccinating, animal handling, and controlled breeding, with several traps and turnout areas incorporated into its design. Additional improvements include a 72'x36' hay barn, a 20'x12' loafing shed, an 18'x18' detached garage currently used for feed storage, and a historic 34'x23' limestone barn with an overhead loft.
Several limestone structures dating to the mid-to-late 1800s remain standing throughout the ranch, offering a tangible connection to its storied past. The historic limestone barn is an architectural treasure, while the ranch's arched limestone bridge is an especially distinctive feature. Together, these enduring structures add a level of authenticity, history, and irreplaceable character that cannot be replicated through modern construction.
Rockin R Ranch offers exceptional opportunities for both big-game hunting and wildlife conservation. The current ownership has invested heavily in animal conservation, selective breeding, and the preservation of desirable genetic lines. The high-fenced portion of the ranch supports an extraordinary population that includes more than 30 exotic animals, among them sika, fallow, and axis deer, along with approximately 130 whitetail deer and 85 elk. Few experiences compare to watching an elk herd move across the distant ridgelines or seeing trophy-class wildlife emerge from the timber and into the native grass at sunset.
The ranch also presents compelling annual income potential through guided or private hunts, shed-antler sales, cattle grazing, agricultural production, wildlife breeding, and guest accommodations. It could remain an exclusive family retreat, operate as a premier commercial hunting destination, or serve as the foundation for an expanded conservation and breeding enterprise.
With its captivating Flint Hills scenery, abundant year-round water, outstanding native grass, productive soils, mature timber, luxury residences, historic limestone architecture, and remarkable concentration of wildlife, Rockin R Ranch is truly a once-in-a-lifetime offering. It is more than a hunting property, it is a complete sporting estate, a conservation legacy, and an extraordinary place where land, water, wildlife, history, and luxury exist in perfect balance.
All mineral rights are intact and will transfer with the property. Approximate 2025 real estate taxes were $6,676.32. Rockin R Ranch must be experienced in person to fully appreciate the scale, beauty, and rarity of everything it has to offer. To schedule a private tour of the ranch or to request additional information, contact agent Brenda Doudican with Midwest Land Group at (620) 794-8075 or
Property Features
-600 +/- acres total
-440 +/- acres fully high fenced
-160 +/- acres 5-strand barbed wire
-354 +/- acres of pristine native grass
-153 +/- acre mature hardwood timber stand
-93 +/- acres of fertile tillable creek bottoms
-Martin Creek winding over 1 mile throughout the entire property
-8-acre spring-fed lake in the middle of the ranch, crystal clear, stocked
-7-acre lake along south frontage, stocked
-3 additional ponds
-Endless wildlife with over 30 exotics that include sitka, fallow axis, whitetails, & elk
-Incredible annual income opportunity with hunts, shed sales, & grazing
-Several overhead bulk feeders, stands, and tower blinds throughout the ranch
-Incredible topography and rolling hillsides
-Lakes are stocked with bass, bluegill, channel, and carp
-50'x60' barndominium with 1,758 sq. ft. finished top-end main house living space, open shop space with overhead door, processing center, walk-in cooler, and overhead loft
-Fully renovated guesthouse with 1,320 sq. ft. finished living space
-50'x30' ag barn setup for artificial insemination and vaccinating with several traps and turnouts
-20'x12' loafing shed
-18'x18' detached garage utilized for feed storage
-72'x36' hay barn
-34'x23' limestone barn with loft
-Several limestone structures throughout the ranch dating back to the mid-late 1800's
-Approximate 2025 tax: $6,676.32
-All mineral right intact and transfer
07/11/2026
$857,500
175 ac.
ACTIVE
Marion County - 0000 130th Street, Florence, KS
Located just northwest of Florence in Marion County sits this incredible 175 +/- acre recreational farm that offers a perfect blend of Cottonwood River frontage, productive farmland, diverse wildlife habitat, and breathtaking Kansas scenery. Anchored by approximately .85 miles of highly sought-after Cottonwood River frontage along the property's northern boundary, this is the type of farm that rarely comes to market.
The Cottonwood River serves as a major travel corridor for the area's thriving whitetail deer population, creating outstanding hunting opportunities year after year. Recent trail camera photos have identified several shooter-quality bucks along with an impressive group of young up-and-coming deer. Towering hardwoods, including mature oak trees that provide an abundant acorn crop, create ideal habitat for deer and other wildlife. During the spring, the river corridor is home to roosting Rio Grande turkeys, while sections of riffled water offer excellent late-season waterfowl hunting when surrounding ponds have frozen. The river also provides excellent fishing and a perfect place to relax on the sandbars during the summer months.
Approximately 31 +/- acres of highly productive tillable ground, with an impressive NCCPI rating of 83, sits just south of the river, offering both income potential through cash rent or crop share and a dependable food source that regularly attracts large numbers of deer and other wildlife.
Rolling hills of native grasses, brush, and scattered timber create outstanding bedding cover throughout the center of the farm. A small pond and windmill well provide additional water sources, while approximately 40 +/- acres of native grass on the east side and 24 +/- acres of terraced brome hay in the southwest corner offer flexibility for income generation, habitat improvements, or future management opportunities.
With nearly 80 feet of elevation change, the property offers incredible panoramic views and sits along the edge of the scenic Flint Hills region. At 175 +/- acres, the farm qualifies for two Kansas Hunt-Own-Land deer permits annually. Mineral rights are believed to be intact and will transfer to the buyer.
Properties that combine Cottonwood River frontage, productive farmland, exceptional hunting, income potential, and outstanding recreational opportunities are increasingly difficult to find. Whether you're searching for a premier hunting property, a weekend retreat, or a long-term land investment, this Marion County farm deserves a look.
For additional information or to schedule a private showing, contact listing agent Shaun Reid at (316) 210-6680.
Property Features
-175 +/- acres
-.85 mile Cottonwood River
-Whitetail deer, turkeys, quail, ducks
-Fishing and recreation
-Highly fertile river bottom farm ground
-Thick native grasses
-Pond and windmill well
-Excellent views
-2.5 miles to Florence, KS
-55 miles to Wichita, KS
-150 miles to Kansas City, KS
07/09/2026
$327,250
77 ac.
ACTIVE
Marion County - 0000 Bison Road, Lehigh, KS
Located less than 5 miles northwest of Lehigh, Kansas sits this exceptional 77 +/- acres of pristine native grassland with a rich history. Offering a rare combination of productive hay ground, outstanding recreational opportunities, and an excellent future homesite, this property is ideal for ranchers, sportsmen, or anyone seeking a secluded country retreat.
The property features an excellent stand of native grasses that have been consistently maintained and used as a productive hay meadow. A 3 +/- acre spring-fed pond serves as the centerpiece of the property, producing trophy largemouth bass reportedly reaching 8 pounds, along with quality crappie up to 18 inches. For hunters, the property lies along a natural travel corridor used by whitetail deer moving between feeding and bedding areas. The current owner has harvested multiple Boone and Crockett bucks in the immediate area in the past. The clear-water pond also attracts ducks, geese, and doves throughout the fall and winter months, meaning this land can provide year-round recreational opportunities.
History enthusiasts will appreciate the property's unique location where the historic Santa Fe Trail crosses the southeast corner of the property, with both the Santa Fe and Chisholm Trails intersecting nearby. Historic trail markers are located within walking distance, adding a remarkable historical element rarely found.
The property has county road access on three sides, with electric run along each road. Nearby municipal wells indicate excellent groundwater potential, making this an outstanding location for a future home, weekend cabin, or rural retreat. With virtually no surrounding light pollution, the nighttime skies are spectacular along with the peace and quiet offered by this secluded area.
Whether you're looking for productive grassland, trophy hunting, exceptional fishing, or a peaceful place to build your dream home, this Marion County property offers an opportunity that rarely becomes available. For questions or to schedule a time to view the property, contact the listing agent Shaun Reid at (316) 210-6680.
Property Features
-77 +/- taxable acres
-Native/tame grassland
-3 +/- acre spring-fed pond
-Excellent bass and crappie fishing
-Whitetail deer travel corridor
-Secluded build site potential
-Santa Fe Trail cuts through property corner
-4.5 miles to Lehigh, KS
-8 miles to Canton, KS
-24 miles to McPherson, KS
01/01/2026
$595,000
157.5 ac.
ACTIVE
Marion County - 0000 Upland Road, Lincolnville, KS
Located just west of Lincolnville in Marion County, Kansas, this diverse quarter is the perfect mix for the buyer seeking a true multi-use farm. With a strong history of recreation and hay production, this farm checks a lot of boxeswhether you're looking for hay-producing native, premier upland bird, and whitetail hunting, or the potential to expand tillable acres.
The property features approximately 75 acres of quality native grass meadows that have been hayed for the last few years, while leaving a substantial tall edge around all of the treelines. There are 2 ponds and a (currently running) wet-weather drainage that meanders through the tract, providing consistent moisture. Two of the coolest features of the farm are the cedar shelter belts lining the property and the multi-species oak tree plantings. Thick cedar shelter belts offer excellent windbreaks and thermal cover, while innumerable established Shingle and Shumard oak tree plantings will continue growing and producing acorns. Multiple hedge thickets throughout the farm complement the tremendous edge that this property holds. Thanks to years of pheasant releases by the previous owner, a solid breeding population of birds now calls this place home, which is unique in this area. Multiple coveys of quail can be regularly found as well. There are 2 food plots totalling 9 acres that were not planted in 2025 due to wet conditions, but can be prepped and ready for the 2026 season. This farm possesses a tremendous amount of cover relative to the area around it, and with very minimal hunting pressure, it has been a sanctuary for the local wildlife. The sellers have had good success shooting mature deer in the past few years, but the property was not hunted during 2025.
For an operator or hunter who would like to see a little more income, portions of the native grass could easily be broken out and converted to farm ground, adding crop ground and more ROI. No government contracts exist on any of the native grass acres, so it has a very diverse potential of use. One oil well is producing but has brought in a nominal amount for the last couple of years. The mineral rights are intact and will transfer to the buyer.
The farm is conveniently located just minutes from Lincolnville and Highway 56/77, with easy access within 15 minutes to Herington and Marion. An added bonus to this farm is the ease of access to airports in Salina, Manhattan, or Wichita. Call Joey Purpura at (785) 831-3045 for maps, disclosures, or to schedule a showing.
Property Features
-157.5 +/- acres
-1 mile northwest of Lincolnville
-Very short access to Highway 56/77
-Balanced habitat including hedge thickets, cottonwoods, native warm-season grass, cedars, tillable, and food plots
-Thick mature cedar shelter belts
-Shumard and Shingle Oaks were planted and established in large quantity
-Approximately 75 acres in native hay
-Access via county road on 2 sides (300 Road and Upland Road)
-2 ponds and a wet-weather drainage
-Pheasants and quail
-Tremendous edge and deer sign
-Deer history
-2 food plots totaling 9 acres (not planted in 2025)
-Low historical pressure primarily serves as a sanctuary
-Sections 9, township 18, range 4
-Great location
07/08/2026
$975,000
12 ac.
ACTIVE
Marion County - 606 150th, Hillsboro, KS
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME WITH 12 ACRES IN MARION COUNTY, KANSAS
606 150th Hillsboro, KS.
Set on a beautiful 12 acres near Hillsboro, Kansas, this totally remodeled country estate welcomes you with open arms, offering a lifestyle as vast and vibrant as the Kansas sky. Built in 2004 and meticulously cared for, this 4-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom haven is a sanctuary of warmth and charm, where every detail has been thoughtfully crafted to embrace modern living with a touch of timeless elegance.
Step inside to find a world of comfort and convenience, starting with the expansive, fully rocked driveway and 4-car garage space for your vehicles and toys. The lawn irrigation system keeps the fescue lawn thriving, while the electric gate opener and paved road access offer peace of mind and effortless entry.
The heart of the home beats strongly in the remodeled kitchen, where a generous island anchors the space, beckoning you to gather, create, and share. Gourmet appliances and stunning cabinetry complement the warm, inviting atmosphere, while the adjacent dining area and great room offer space for entertaining or cozying up by the fireplace.
Retreat to the master bedroom, a private oasis with direct access to the expansive back patio, where you can savor the serenity of your sprawling backyard. The walk-in closet provides ample storage and the master bathroom includes a make-up table.
The additional 3 bedrooms and bonus room in the basement, each with its own unique charm, offer plenty of space for family and guests. The fully finished basement boasts a rec room and wet bar, ensuring endless entertainment and fun.
This home's insulated concrete construction ensures year-round comfort and energy efficiency, while the newer roof and Generac backup power provide added peace of mind. And with new furniture and appliances included, you can move right in and start enjoying your new life in this idyllic country retreat!
Key Features
Totally Remodeled
4 Beds and 4 Baths Plus Bonus Room
12+/- Acres Fenced with Electric Gate Opener
Paved Road Access
Fully Rocked Driveway
Generac Backup Power
4 Car Garage
Lawn Irrigation System
Remodeled Kitchen and Baths
Insulated Concrete Construction
Newer Roof
Furnished with New Furniture and Appliances Included
Full Finished Basement with Rec Room and Wet Bar
Convenient Location
7 miles to Goessel
8 miles to Hillsboro
19 Miles to Moundridge
20 Miles to Newton
27 miles to McPherson
53 miles to Wichita Airport
Legal Description: The West 12 acres of the SW/4 of the SW/4 of S24-T20-R01E in Marion County, Kansas.
Mineral Rights: Mineral rights owned by the Seller shall transfer to the Buyer.
Taxes: $7,671 (2025)
Financial verification required prior to viewing.
For additional information or to schedule a private showing, contact the listing agent Kyle McDonald at (620) 960-8690
07/01/2026
Auction
1765.88 ac.
ACTIVE
Marion County - Durham, KS
The live auction will be held on Tuesday, August 18, 2026, at 10:00 AM at Hillsboro MB Church, Fellowship Hall, 300 Prairie Pointe Ct, Hillsboro, KS 67063. Online bidding will begin on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, at 8:00 AM and close at the end of the live event. There will be a live showing of the property on Monday, August 10, 2026, from 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM at tracts 10,12, and 14 of the property. Tracts 1, 2, and 3 feature well-maintained pastureland, offering strong grazing potential and proven productivity. Tracts 4, 5, 7, 8, 11, and 13 provide quality, productive farmland and pasture/hayland well-suited for a wide range of agricultural operations, making them attractive additions to any farming portfolio. Tract 6 is a hunter's dream tract offering 154.18 acres of diverse and highly functional habitat, combining cropland, established grass waterways, and mature timber to create an ideal environment for both wildlife and recreation. The property is uniquely enhanced by the Cottonwood River, which bisects the tract and serves as a natural travel corridor and year-round water source, significantly increasing wildlife activity and visibility. The mix of tillable acreage and native cover provides an excellent balance of food, bedding, and security, making this property especially attractive to whitetail deer and wild turkey. The timbered areas along the river bottom offer prime bedding and roosting sites, while the waterways and surrounding cropland support consistent feeding patterns and travel routes. This combination creates outstanding opportunities for strategic stand placement and hunting access throughout the season. Whether you are looking for a premier hunting property, a recreational retreat, or an investment with strong agricultural components, this tract offers exceptional versatility. Its natural features, proven wildlife presence, and scenic river frontage truly set it apart as one of the top habitat properties in the area. Further enhancing the investment appeal, Tract 9 includes established wind royalty income, creating an additional, diversified revenue stream with long-term upside potential. Tract 12 is improved with a modern slab-on-grade residence featuring an attached garage, oversized detached shop, and a built-in safe room--providing comfort, functionality, and peace of mind in a rural setting. Tract 14 offers a versatile building site with excellent frontage and visibility along K-15 Highway, presenting a wide range of potential uses with convenient access. The billboard sign on the property was not owned by the seller and is being removed by KDOT. For livestock operators, Tracts 7 and 10 are well-equipped with functional improvements, including rural water meters, bunk lines, indoor livestock facilities, and concrete feeding and working areas. These tracts are turnkey in nature and ideally suited to support a variety of livestock enterprises with efficient, ready-to-use infrastructure. These properties offer something for everyone - don't miss out on this great opportunity!Property DirectionsTract 1: Located at the corner of 260th Street and Alamo RoadTract 2: Located along 300th Street and Indigo RoadTract 3: Located along 280th street, one mile east of Diamond RoadTract 4: Located along 280th Street, one-half mile east of Diamond RoadTract 5: Located at Falcon Road and 280th RoadTract 6: Located at the corner of Diamond Road and 300th StreetTract 7: Located at the corner of Eagle Road and 300th StreetTract 8: Located along 300th Street just east of Falcon RoadTract 9: Located along 330th Street East of Goldenrod RoadTract 10: Located at 784 310 Th, Durham, Kansas, 67438The home is located approximately two miles north of Durham, Kansas, and a mile and one-third west of K-15 Highway along 310th Street in northern Marion County. The property is situated approximately 13 miles south of Abilene, 15 miles north of Hillsboro, and 35 miles southeast of Salina. Tract 11: Located at 784 310 Th, Durham, Kansas, 67438Tract 12: Located at 815 310th, Durham Kansas 67438The home is located approximately 2 miles north of Durham, Kansas, three quarters of a mile West of K-15 Highway along 310th Street in northern Marion County. The property is situated approximately 13 miles south of Abilene, 15 miles north of Hillsboro, and 35 miles southeast of Salina. Tract 13: Located at 815 310th Durham, Kansas 67438Tract 14: Along Highway K15 on the east side of Durham, Kansas
06/26/2026
Auction
5 ac.
ACTIVE
Marion County - Peabody, KS
The online auction will begin on Thursday, July 30, 2026, at 8:00 AM, and bidding will close on Thursday, August 6, 2026, at 1:00 PM. There will be a live showing of the property on Sunday, July 26th, from 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM at 1190 90th Rd, Peabody, KS 66866. This classic two-story country home offers the charm and character buyers love in an older farmhouse, with a practical 4-bedroom layout, a main-floor master, and a peaceful rural setting with room to spread out. The property includes two older barns and a detached two-car garage, offering useful storage, workspace, and livestock or hobby potential. The property has been surveyed and is staked. Some recent updates make this two-story Colonial home an excellent opportunity for those seeking classic character in a rural setting. The home offers traditional curb appeal, a functional two-story layout, and comfortable living space with improvements that add to its overall usability and appeal. Located in the country, the property provides room to enjoy a quieter lifestyle while maintaining the charm and presence of a classic Colonial-style residence. From Peabody KS north on Nighthawk Rd 2 miles to 90th Street then west 3 miles to the property. Property DirectionsFrom Peabody, Kansas, travel north on Nighthawk Road for 2 miles to 90th Street, then travel west 3 miles to the property.
07/06/2026
$200,000
5 ac.
ACTIVE
Marion County - 1032 U.S. 56, Hillsboro, KS
The home features 2 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms on the main level, an open kitchen and dining area overlooking the acreage, and a finished basement with a family room, gas fireplace, two non-conforming bedrooms, and additional storage. A two-car attached garage and included kitchen appliances make this property move-in ready. The property is well-equipped for livestock with working pens surrounding a 30' x 24' Morton building featuring a finished office or tack room, making it ideal for horses, cattle, or other livestock operations. Whether you're looking for a productive farm, horse property, or rural retreat with income potential, this property offers the space, improvements, and location to fit a variety of lifestyles.
Contact Ty Bryant for more information!
(785) 366-0261
04/26/2026
$555,000
37.25 ac.
ACTIVE
Marion County - 1529 Limestone Rd, Hillsboro, KS
This spacious 2,537 sq ft home offers the perfect blend of comfort, functionality, and agricultural opportunity. Featuring 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms—with potential to expand to 5 bedrooms—this property includes a fully finished basement with brand new flooring and a large den highlighted by a stunning rock fireplace. The main level also features a beautiful rock fireplace, updated kitchen with new granite countertops, under-cabinet lighting, and new appliances.
Recent upgrades include new and newer windows throughout, updated septic system, and HVAC system approximately 5 years old. Enjoy outdoor living on the 24x12 deck or relax in the included hot tub.
The property is well-equipped for livestock or farming operations with 14.42+/- acres of dryland tillable ground, 22+/- acres of native grass, working pens, and approximately 2,000 ft of fencing. Improvements include a 30x40 Quonset building, a 54x84 steel shed (1/3 concrete with large sliding doors), five additional grain bins/storage units, and 150-head sorting pens.
Additional features include a 1,000 sq ft detached garage/shop, attached 3-car garage with automatic doors and storage, and numerous updated breaker boxes.
07/21/2026
$280,000
62 ac.
ACTIVE
Marion County - 00000 HWY 56, Hillsboro, KS
Located just outside of Hillsboro, Kansas, this versatile 62-acre property offers an excellent opportunity for farmers, investors, or those looking to expand their land holdings. With approximately 36 acres of productive tillable ground and 25 acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), this tract provides a balanced mix of income potential and conservation benefits. The CRP contract is in place through 2032, offering dependable annual returns while preserving wildlife habitat and soil quality. Whether you're seeking a productive addition to your farming operation, a long-term investment, or a property with future potential, this well-positioned tract is one worth considering.
Contact Ty Bryant for more information! (785) 366-0261
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