Medlin 200 Acres

Here is an outstanding opportunity to own 200± acres of productive farmland and premier recreational property located just east of Mound City, Kansas. This diverse Linn County tract offers an excellent combination of agricultural income, natural beauty, convenient access, and exceptional recreation. Approximately 160± acres are currently in tillable production, providing immediate income potential for farmers, investors, or buyers looking to expand an existing agricultural operation. The productive cropland also serves as a valuable food source for the area's abundant wildlife. The owner is the tenant and would entertain selling the farm with the crop, in exchange for reimbursement for input expenses. Mine Creek crosses the property, adding character, scenic beauty, and an important natural water source. The creek corridor, combined with the surrounding cover, rolling terrain, and agricultural fields, creates outstanding habitat and natural travel routes for Kansas whitetail deer and Eastern wild turkey. The property features gently rolling terrain with beautiful, long-distance views throughout. Several areas may offer attractive possibilities for a future homesite, hunting cabin, weekend retreat, or recreational headquarters. The secluded and quiet setting allows buyers to enjoy privacy without sacrificing accessibility. Located approximately three miles from U.S. Highway 69, the property offers a convenient route to Overland Park and other surrounding communities while remaining tucked away from heavily traveled roads. Whether you are searching for productive tillable farmland, an income-producing land investment, a premier hunting property, or a scenic location to build your dream home, this versatile 200± acre tract deserves serious consideration! The combination of approximately 160± acres in production, Mine Creek frontage, rolling topography, beautiful views, strong recreational potential, and convenient highway access makes this a rare opportunity in eastern Kansas. Properties offering this balance of agricultural productivity, privacy, natural water, and quality wildlife habitat are increasingly difficult to find.