Hunt, Farm, and Build on East Elk Creek with Highway 9 Frontage
Here is an incredible opportunity to own a diversified 156 +/- acre farm nestled in a prime location, 3 miles east of Lenora on the north side of Highway 9. Boasting fertile crop ground, rolling hills, big timber, all-season creek-bottom, and a picturesque build-site this tract comes with endless opportunities.
The 156 +/- acres consist of 75 +/- acres of pristine Norton County cropland laying on either side of East Elk Creek. Most of this acreage is currently planted to corn with about 35 +/- acres currently idle. The remaining acres of native grass pasture and creek bottom dissect the property north and south with an abundance of timbered draws emptying into the cropland above. The cropland is primarily Class II and Class III soil types with an excellent NCCPI rating of 72, providing an excellent return for the future owner. The timber stand is as good as they come in northwest Kansas, ...
The 156 +/- acres consist of 75 +/- acres of pristine Norton County cropland laying on either side of East Elk Creek. Most of this acreage is currently planted to corn with about 35 +/- acres currently idle. The remaining acres of native grass pasture and creek bottom dissect the property north and south with an abundance of timbered draws emptying into the cropland above. The cropland is primarily Class II and Class III soil types with an excellent NCCPI rating of 72, providing an excellent return for the future owner. The timber stand is as good as they come in northwest Kansas, primarily made up of mature cottonwoods, ash, cedar, and elm. The established two-tract system allows one to access the entire property with access from three sides, allowing the savvy hunter to hunt any wind. Live water typically runs throughout the farm on East Elk Creek, a tributary to the North Fork Solomon River less than a mile to the south. Hunting pressure on the farm has been very low in the past allowing the new owner to step in and enjoy hunting mature whitetails and even the occasional mule deer on day one. Whitetail and Rio Grande turkeys are thriving on the farm with plenty of signs throughout. The property also provides mule deer and upland game bird hunting, as well as field hunting opportunities for waterfowl.
For the buyer looking for an incredible build-site with income and ample hunting opportunity look no further. Situated just off Highway 9 at the southeast corner of the property is a farmstead with both power and water. This provides the perfect spot for easy access from the highway with the seclusion of Norton County just a few miles outside of Lenora for the home build of your dreams.
With picturesque build-sites, incredible hunting opportunity, and strong income investment, this dynamic farm provides it all and is one to tour in person to truly appreciate all it offers! For additional information or to schedule a tour contact Cole Schumacher at (785) 656-1738.
Property Features
-156 +/- acres total
-75 +/- acres tillable
-East Elk Creek
-Mature timber
-Dramatic elevation changes throughout
-Deep timbered draws
-Whitetail and mule deer
-Rio Grande turkeys
-Upland game birds
-Waterfowl field hunting
-Internal two-tract system
-5-strand barbed wire perimeter fencing
-Old barn and windmill
-Multiple build site locations
-Power and water
-Deer Unit #1
-All minerals intact
-Highway 9 frontage
-4.5 hours to Kansas City
-3.5 hours to Denver
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