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Escape to wide-open space and endless opportunity with this impressive 192-acre tract in Chautauqua County, Kansas. Located approximately 4 miles west of Highway 99 on the Elk/Chautauqua county line, this property offers the perfect balance of privacy, productivity, and recreation in a truly scenic setting.
The land features a strong mix of gently rolling pasture, native grasses, and 35± acres of established tillable ground, making it well-suited for a variety of agricultural uses. Whether your plans include row crop production, hay operations, or foodplot, this property provides the space and versatility to bring your vision to life. The layout allows for efficient use while still maintaining a natural, unspoiled feel throughout.
From a recreational standpoint, this farm delivers exceptional hunting opportunities. The combination of cover, natural travel corridors, and reliable food sources creates ideal conditions for holding and attracting wildlife. Whitetail deer and even turkey are frequently seen in the area, and the property’s terrain naturally lends itself to strategic stand locations and consistent movement patterns. The seller has left the tillable acreage in standing beans and the deer have made highway like trails from the timber to the soybeans. A big buck has everything he needs on this farm, cover, water, bedding, food, and seclusion.
A scenic pond and seasonal creek add both function and beauty to the landscape. These water features provide a dependable resource for livestock and wildlife while also offering a peaceful setting for fishing or simply enjoying the outdoors. The presence of water enhances the overall usability of the farm and contributes to a well-rounded property.
With its combination of productive acreage, recreational appeal, and quiet rural location, this 192-acre farm presents a rare opportunity to own a substantial piece of Kansas land. Whether you're looking to expand an operation, invest in quality ground, or enjoy a private hunting retreat, this property is ready to meet the moment. Mineral rights are not owned by the seller and therefore will not transfer.
Property Highlights:
192± acres in Chautauqua County, Kansas
Located on the Elk/Chautauqua county line, ~4 miles west of Highway 99
35± acres of tillable ground
Mix of pasture, native grasses, and natural habitat
Excellent deer and turkey hunting potential
Rolling terrain with natural travel corridors
Pond and seasonal creek providing water access
Suitable for farming, ranching, recreation, or investment
Quiet, private setting with scenic views
