Elk River 183 North
The Elk Ranch 183 North is the perfect combination of all that makes Southeast Kansas land highly sought after. This 183 acre parcel features a combination of tillable farm land, production hay meadows, pasture, ponds and Elk River frontage with tall, dense timber and mature whitetail deer. This is the gem you have been looking for!
Land
This property sits low in the Elk River valley and is considered bottom ground with fertile soils and in position to gather moisture throughout the year.
This property features:
A 15 Acre Hay Meadow
A 7 Acre Hay Meadow
60 Acres of Pasture
30 Acres of Producing Farmland
3 Ponds
Elk River Frontage
Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast, a farmer, or just someone looking for a quiet place to call home, this property is sure to please. The land is dotted with mature trees and dotted with wildlife, making it a haven for hunters and nature lovers alike.
With easy access ...
With easy access to the nearest highway, this property is just a short drive from major cities, making it the perfect place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. So if you’re looking for a piece of land to call your own, this beautiful parcel of land in Elk County, Kansas, is the perfect opportunity. Don’t miss out on this amazing chance to own your own piece of the American dream!
Recreation
All numbers of varied wildlife make this parcel home. While the large whitetail bucks in this part of Kansas get the most attention (and this property excels in that department), this property also has opportunities to hunt waterfowl, turkey, quail and furbearers.
The landscape is rich with deer sign which is a testament to the fact that this property has not been hunted in many, many years. Tracks, wallowed out scrapes and rubs on shredded trees seem to be everywhere. Ducks and geese use the ponds and river corridor as they migrate through the central flyway each year. The serenity of early spring time mornings are broken up by the whistles of bobwhite quail and thundering gobbles of both Rio Grande and Eastern turkeys.
The Elk River regularly produces extremely large catfish other assorted native species. With a full half mile of river bank to explore and cast from, there are plenty of action at the end of your line. Any or all of the three ponds could be further stocked and enjoyed for generations ahead.
Agriculture
This property has +/-30 acres of tillable farmland, two separate hay meadows totaling 22 acres and approximately 60 acres of pasture. The hay meadows could each be converted to additional crop land if desired. There is a current, year to year farming lease in place.
Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources
The seller is believed to own all the mineral rights and water rights. Both mineral rights and water rights are expected to transfer upon closing. No current oil and gas leases exist at this time.
Region & Climate
Located in southeast Kansas, Elk County receives an average of 41 inches of rain per year and 12 inches of snow annually. Like most of Kansas, folks who make their home here will experience all four seasons. The weather can vary greatly from one side of the calendar to the other, which is part of what makes it a wonderful place for recreation. Just about any outdoor activity has a place on the Kansas calendar.
History
Please note that this property is part of a larger ranch and additional acres are available, along with a large, modern home and multiple outbuildings. Please contact the listing agents for additional information.
Location
Located just south of Longton, Kansas, the ranch is easily accessible from Wichita, Kansas (1.5 hour drive), Tulsa, Oklahoma (1.75 hour drive) and Kansas City (3 hour drive). Longton, KS has stores that provide groceries, fuel and beer/wine.
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