Seth Stone

$207,000

0.32 Acres

Kensington, Kansas, 66951

Located in the middle of town in the middle of America, this beautifully well-kept Victorian home is waiting for a new owner to take it into its next chapter. Whether that be a turnkey investment property that comes fully furnished, or a hunting lodge for hunters from near or far who enjoy North Central Kansas hunting and need plenty of lodging for their crew, or for the next family to live in!Improvements With 5 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, this home offers the perfect blend of modern updates, functionality, and historic charm. Much of the original craftsmanship and character remain intact, while nearly every major component has been updated within the past eight years. From the impact-resistant roof to the HVAC system and plumbing, the big-ticket items have already been taken care of.As a second home, the property has experienced significantly less wear and tear than a typical primary residence. The spacious half-story upstairs serves as a dormitory-style sleeping area complete with a half bath, allowing the home to comfortably accommodate up to 16 guests.Whether you’re hosting family gatherings or entertaining friends, you’ll appreciate the newly remodeled back porch and the dedicated card room in the basement. For those seeking an investment opportunity, the sellers are open to negotiating the home fully furnished, making it an excellent short-term rental possibility.Schedule your private showing today and experience the warmth, character, and versatility this exceptional property has to offer.Location Kensington is a welcoming small town in north-central Kansas, located in the heart of the state’s agricultural region. Situated along U.S. Highway 36 in Smith County, Kensington offers a quiet rural lifestyle while remaining conveniently connected to larger communities. Residents enjoy easy access to nearby towns such as Smith Center, approximately 15 miles west, and Phillipsburg, about 20 miles east.The area is known for its rolling farmland, strong sense of community, excellent hunting and outdoor recreation opportunities, and classic small-town charm. Kensington is within a reasonable driving distance of larger regional hubs, including Hays and Kearney, providing access to expanded shopping, healthcare, and entertainment options while preserving the peaceful pace of rural living.

$279,360

77.6 Acres

Abilene, Kansas, 67410

This 80± acre tract in Dickinson County, located just one mile off blacktop, offers an outstanding opportunity for anyone looking to expand their land portfolio or secure a solid investment property.Whether you’re adding to an existing operation or seeking a diverse tract with long-term potential, this property checks the boxes. Its convenient access and productive agricultural makeup make it ideal for row crop production in addition to its CRP.Land The property consists of 50± productive tillable acres along with an additional 4 acres of established grass. The remaining balance is currently enrolled in a CRP contract through September 30, 2028, providing steady income while enhancing soil conservation and wildlife habitat.Topography across the tract is primarily gently rolling, with the majority of the acres carrying less than 5% slope, and only limited areas experiencing slightly greater elevation change. This layout supports efficient equipment operation and helps maintain strong production potential.Soil Composition57.3% Irwin silty clay loam45.6% Clime silty clay loam19.9% Crete silty clay loamRecreation Beyond its farming appeal, the property offers a recreational component that adds another dimension. The grass acreage along the east side provides quality habitat for upland birds, while the 4-acre pasture presents an excellent opportunity to establish a food plot, creating a natural travel corridor for deer. This blend of income-producing farmland and wildlife habitat adds another degree of versatility and long-term appeal.Agriculture The property features 50± productive tillable acres, primarily planted to wheat with occasional sorghum in rotation, offering a solid foundation for continued grain production. There are an additional 4 acres of established grass, providing flexibility for hay or livestock use.The balance of the acreage is enrolled in a CRP contract through September 30, 2028, generating $1,357 annually in income. The CRP payment will be conveyed to the Buyer dated back to September 30, 2025. This conservation program not only provides steady returns but also supports soil health and erosion control.A 2/3 crop-share agreement is already in place for the 2026 crop year, creating immediate income potential for a new owner.Region & Climate Abilene, KS, is located on the western edge of the subtropical-to-tropical climate zone.Averaging 32 inches of rainfall a year, it experiences hot, humid summers and dry, cold winters.

$665,000

193.2 Acres

Spivey, Kansas, 67142

This turnkey 192± acre property has been thoughtfully managed to create a sportsman’s haven. From food plots, a stocked pond, and a mini home camp, no detail has been overlooked. The combination of pasture, CRP, and timber creates excellent habitat and makes the property live larger than its acreage, with easy access off Hwy 42 adding to its appeal.Land With 139± acres enrolled in CRP set to expire on 9/30/26, the new owner has the flexibility to re-enroll or convert the ground to fit their vision. Income potential remains strong, while future use is entirely up to you. The soils are primarily sandy loams, including Albion, Kaski, and Shellabarger series, with a high percentage classified as prime farmland, supporting both productivity and long-term value.The remaining 54± acres form a natural spine through the center of the property, consisting of timber, native pasture, and a live creek. This corridor creates the core of the habitat, offering excellent cover, travel routes, and year-round resources for wildlife. Together, the combination of income-producing CRP and diverse native habitat makes this property both functional and highly attractive from a recreational and investment standpoint.Improvements The crown jewel of the Spivey Hunt is the thoughtfully designed camp, offering comfort, convenience, and functionality all in one. With full utilities already in place, this well-appointed tiny home truly delivers a “home away from home” experience. Inside, you’ll find modern finishes throughout, including a full bathroom, a kitchenette with a stainless steel sink and shelving, and a combined living and sleeping area designed for efficiency and comfort.An inline propane water heater provides hot water to both the sinks and shower, while a compact refrigerator offers plenty of space for extended stays. Climate control is handled with a window-unit A/C for the summer months and electric space heaters to keep things warm during the winter—making this camp a true year-round retreat.Adding to the appeal is a feature every sportsman will appreciate: a fully equipped storage shed with its own walk-in cooler. Designed for processing and storing game, this space includes reinforced hanging bars, a utility sink with its own inline water heater, and an additional deep freeze for expanded cold storage. Once again, they have thought of everything with a washer and dryer on hand, packing can be kept to a minimum, and no need for long drives with a load of smelly gear.  A sturdy workbench and extra storage space round out the setup, providing plenty of room for gear, tools, and equipment.This is more than just a hunting camp—it’s a turnkey basecamp built for comfort, efficiency, and serious outdoor use.Recreation Situated along the border of the highly sought-after Deer Management Units 15 & 16, this property carries the pedigree of some of the finest whitetail deer genetics in the state. With a proven history and the right management practices, the potential here speaks for itself.The recreational opportunities are as diverse as they come. From trophy whitetail and abundant turkey to quail and crappie fishing, this property offers year-round enjoyment. The occasional elk sighting only adds to the unique appeal.For those who enjoy gathering as much as hunting, the land is also known for producing an abundance of wild mushrooms, adding yet another layer to its versatility.This is a property that truly delivers for the outdoorsman—whether your passion is hunting, fishing, or simply enjoying the land.Agriculture Approximately 134± acres are currently enrolled in CRP through 9/30/2026. Upon expiration, the new owner will have the flexibility to re-enroll in the program or transition the acreage into pasture or productive hay ground.The remaining acreage consists of the pond, established build site, and timber-lined creek corridor, adding both recreational and functional value.Versatility truly defines this property, offering multiple options to fit a variety of goals—from income generation to livestock use to recreation.Region & Climate Located in south-central Kansas, near the heart of the state’s renowned hunting and agricultural region, Spivey sits in a transition zone where prairie, timbered creek bottoms, and productive soils come together. This area is known for its strong wildlife populations, fertile ground, and a landscape that supports both farming and recreation at a high level.Annual precipitation averages around 30–32 inches, with the majority falling during the growing season from April through September. This supports healthy native grasses, strong crop production, and excellent habitat conditions. The area typically sees a growing season of roughly 180–200 days, with first frost in late October and last frost in early April.Location Located less than an hour from Wichita and Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport, this property offers convenient access while maintaining a private, rural setting. With direct access via Highway 42 leading straight to the property, getting here is simple and efficient.

$911,180

314.2 Acres

Almena, Kansas, 67622

This 314-acre property in Norton County, Kansas offers a strong combination of productive tillable ground and quality pasture, making it well-suited for agricultural operations, livestock, or long-term land investment. The balanced mix of cropland and grazing acres provides versatility for row crop production, haying, or cattle use. Call today for more information.Land The property consists of 314 deeded acres in Norton County, Kansas, with a mix of tillable cropland and pasture. Approximately 64% of the land has slopes of 3% or less, providing efficient, workable ground for farming operations. The rest is a combination of draughs and pasture good for grazing.  The terrain is primarily level to gently rolling.Soils are productive and suitable for row crops63.6% Holdrege silt loam20.7% Uly silt loam14% Uly silt loam1.7% Coly and Uly silt loamsPasture areas support grazing and hay production. The layout allows flexibility for a mixed agricultural operation.Partial fencing is in place and can be improved for livestock use. The property is well suited for farming, grazing, or long-term agricultural ownership.Recreation Located in Kansas Hunting Unit 1, the property offers high-quality hunting opportunities in a region renowned for its strong wildlife populations. The mix of tillable cropland and pasture creates a reliable food and cover combination that supports upland bird hunting, as well as both whitetail and mule deer. Open fields provide feeding areas, while grass and pasture ground offer bedding and travel corridors.Agriculture The property offers strong agricultural benefits with approximately 215± acres of tillable ground. Historically, the tillable acres have been managed in a corn and sorghum rotation, demonstrating the land’s suitability for row crop production common to northwest Kansas.  Productive soils and field layout support consistent crop production, while the pasture ground adds value for livestock use or crop-livestock integration. This parcel is under a cash rent oral lease through March 1,  2027.Region & Climate The climate is typical of the Great Plains, with hot summers and cold winters, and moderate rainfall that supports crops like corn, sorghum, wheat, and hay. Winters bring occasional snow, while spring and summer provide a growing season long enough for this variety of row crops. The area experiences plenty of sunny days, helping crops mature and pastures thrive.

$451,530

155.7 Acres

Almena, Kansas, 67622

Located just outside of Almena in Norton County, Kansas, this 155.7± acre tract offers a strong combination of productive cropland and native pasture. The property consists of approximately 117± tillable acres currently in row crop, complemented by 38± acres of pasture and draws that provide grazing potential and wildlife habitat.Land The farm is comprised of high-quality silt loam soils well-suited for dryland crop production. According to NRCS data, the soil makeup includes approximately 50.1% Holdrege silt loam, 31.4% Uly silt loam, and 18.5% Coly and Uly silt loams—a desirable soil profile known for good water-holding capacity and consistent yields in this region of north-central Kansas.Topography is gently rolling with defined drainage ways, allowing for efficient farming while also creating natural breaks ideal for pasture or recreational use. The pasture and draws add versatility to the property, offering opportunities for livestock grazing, hay production, or wildlife enhancement.This tract would make an excellent addition to an existing farming operation, a solid investment opportunity, or a well-balanced farm for an owner-operator seeking productive cropland with supplemental pasture. Conveniently located near Almena, this property offers both agricultural productivity and long-term value in a proven farming area of Norton County.This parcel is under a cash-rent oral lease through March 1, 2027.Recreation Located in Kansas Hunting Unit 1, this property offers excellent hunting opportunities in a region well known for strong and consistent wildlife populations. The combination of tillable cropland and pasture provides an ideal mix of food and cover, supporting upland bird hunting along with both whitetail and mule deer. Open cropland serves as a reliable feeding area, while the pasture, draws, and grassed waterways create natural bedding cover and travel corridors, making this tract attractive for both recreational use and wildlife enhancement.Region & Climate The climate is typical of the Great Plains, with hot summers and cold winters, and moderate rainfall that supports crops like corn, sorghum, wheat, and hay. Winters bring occasional snow, while spring and summer provide a growing season long enough for this variety of row crops. The area experiences plenty of sunny days, helping crops mature and pastures thrive.