0000 150 Rd , Burr Oak, KS 66936(Jewell County)

Located just northeast of Burr Oak, Kansas, this balanced ag and recreation property checks a lot of boxes. This tract has good all-weather access with 150 Road frontage on the east side. There is an almost even split acreage wise between tillable currently planted to beans and pasture with great wildlife habitat. The tillable on the west part of the property is gently rolling and terraced, and it brings in $120 an acre for a total of $9,840 a year. The 10 year average on beans is 42 bushels per acre and the 10 year average on corn is 131 bushels an acre. There are 2 ponds on the property including spring-fed Korb Creek, which runs through from north to south providing an incredible setting for a substantially sized body of water. Scattered throughout the valley around Korb Creek there are impressive cottonwood trees providing roost spots for the turkeys that frequent the ground. Cattle are currently grazing on the east half and are contained with good quality fencing and cross-fencing with the poorest fencing being on the south side. The annual pasture rent is at $59 an acre on 72 acres for a total of $4,200. There are some old sheds, feed bunks, and grain bins on the property along with a well that hasn’t been used for roughly 20 years. The amount of deer sign throughout this piece was staggering for the amount of cover it appeared to have. The terrain change provides a tremendous amount of edge and seclusion that can’t be realized by looking at the property on a map. The timbered draws are home to some very impressive burr oaks, cottonwoods, walnuts, and hackberry trees and are absolutely littered with deer sign. The farm ground and pasture are on an annual lease with a great local tenant. For disclosures, maps, or to schedule a showing contact Joey Purpura at (785) 831-3045.

Property Features

-161 +/- acres

-81 +/-  acres tillable

-Balance of pasture and timber

-Located northeast of Burr Oak

-Good all-weather road frontage on 150 Road

-Timbered draws

-Meticulously managed pasture

-Impressive cottonwoods, hackberries, oaks, walnuts, and other mixed hardwoods

-Spring-fed Korb Creek cuts through property

-Great elevation change

-Old well

-Electricity at the road

-Grain storage not been used for 20 years

-2 ponds

-Prominent deer sign

-18 minutes from Washington

-NE4 32-1-8

-Taxes 2021-$2,123.92

-Additional maps and disclosures available upon request