Trent Siegle

$245,830

79.3 Acres

Herington, Kansas, 67449

This 79 ± acre tract is located in southeastern Dickinson County, just a few miles south of Herington, Kansas. The property offers an excellent combination of productive cropland, quality native grass pasture, and outstanding wildlife habitat. Approximately 59 ± acres are currently in cropland production, consisting primarily of Irwin and Clime silty clay loam soils. The fields feature gentle 1–7% slopes with well-maintained fields and edges. The cropland carries a weighted NCCPI average rating of 54 and includes approximately 40 DCP crop base acres. The remaining 20 ± acres consist of a clean, warm-season native grass pasture with perimeter fencing already in place. The pasture includes a spring-fed pond that provides a reliable water source, as well as a mature cottonwood grove offering shade and cover for livestock and wildlife. A wooded draw along a wet-weather creek creates additional habitat and serves as a natural travel corridor for wildlife.

$345,150

76.7 Acres

Herington, Kansas, 67449

This exceptional 77± acre tract is located in southeastern Dickinson County, just outside of Herington, Kansas, and offers a rare combination of highly productive creek-bottom cropland, outstanding wildlife habitat, and excellent future building potential. Approximately 71± acres are currently in cropland production, consisting primarily of Class I Muir silt loam and Class II Hobbs silt loam soils. The gently rolling fields feature 1–7% slopes, well-maintained field edges, and a recently established waterway. The cropland boasts a weighted NCCPI average rating of 76 and includes approximately 66 DCP crop base acres, making it a highly desirable addition to any farming operation or investment portfolio. Lime Creek winds through the property, with approximately 6± acres of mature timber and natural habitat lining its banks. The timbered draws along the creek provide exceptional cover and serve as a natural travel corridor for wildlife. The combination of productive agricultural fields, mature timber, and a reliable year-round water source creates outstanding habitat for whitetail deer, turkey, upland birds, and waterfowl, offering excellent recreational and hunting opportunities. Access is provided by well-maintained, year-round gravel roads located less than one-half mile from a hard-surface blacktop road. Electric service is along both road frontages, and city water is located near the northeast boundary, providing multiple attractive building locations with beautiful sunset views. All mineral rights are believed to be intact and will transfer to the buyer at closing. There are currently no active farm leases or tenant rights in place, allowing for immediate possession and operational flexibility upon closing. Properties that combine highly productive creek-bottom farmland, quality wildlife habitat, and strong building potential are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Whether you are looking to expand your farming operation, invest in a quality land asset, enjoy premier recreational opportunities, or build your dream home in the country, this property offers an outstanding opportunity. Showings are by appointment only, and a licensed real estate agent must be present.

$34,692

11.53 Acres

Lost Springs, Kansas, 66859

Located in northeastern Marion County on the edge of Lost Springs, Kansas, this exceptional 12± acre tract offers a unique combination of productive farmland, rural homesite potential, and natural privacy. Approximately 9± acres are currently in crop production and consist primarily of Irwin silty clay loam soils. The gently rolling terrain features 1–3% slopes, well-maintained fields and field edges, and a weighted NCCPI rating of 56, making it an attractive addition to an existing farming operation or a quality agricultural investment. The remaining 2± acres are comprised of mature timber-lined draws along the field edges. The wooded draws provide natural privacy screening, scenic character, and excellent wildlife habitat and travel corridors. The property benefits from outstanding access via both a hard-surface blacktop road and a well-maintained all-weather gravel road. Utilities are along the road frontage, including electricity, fiber-optic cable, and city sewer service.

$245,830

79.3 Acres

Herington, Kansas, 67449

This 79 ± acre tract is located in southeastern Dickinson County, just a few miles south of Herington, Kansas. The property offers an excellent combination of productive cropland, quality native grass pasture, and outstanding wildlife habitat. Approximately 59 ± acres are currently in cropland production, consisting primarily of Irwin and Clime silty clay loam soils. The fields feature gentle 1–7% slopes with well-maintained fields and edges. The cropland carries a weighted NCCPI average rating of 54 and includes approximately 40 DCP crop base acres. The remaining 20 ± acres consist of a clean, warm-season native grass pasture with perimeter fencing already in place. The pasture includes a spring-fed pond that provides a reliable water source, as well as a mature cottonwood grove offering shade and cover for livestock and wildlife. A wooded draw along a wet-weather creek creates additional habitat and serves as a natural travel corridor for wildlife. The combination of productive farmland, native grass, timber cover, abundant food sources, and year-round water creates excellent hunting opportunities for whitetail deer and upland birds. The property is accessed by a well-maintained dirt road. Mineral rights are intact and will transfer to the Buyer at closing. The property is subject to an active mineral lease and includes one actively producing oil well. There are no active farm leases or tenant rights in place, allowing the new owner immediate possession and operational flexibility. Multi-use farms of this quality are becoming increasingly difficult to find in the area. Whether you're looking to expand your farming operation, add a recreational property to your portfolio, or invest in a versatile land asset, this tract deserves your attention. Showings are by appointment only, and a licensed real estate agent must be present.

$124,700

29 Acres

Herington, Kansas, 67449

Located in southeastern Dickinson County, just a few miles south of Herington, Kansas, this 29 ± acre tract offers an outstanding combination of productive cropland, native grass hay meadows, wildlife habitat, and a potential building site. Approximately 25 ± acres are currently in cropland production, consisting primarily of Irwin silty clay loam soils. The fields feature gentle 1–7% slopes, well-maintained fields and field edges, and a weighted NCCPI rating of 55. The property also includes approximately 20 DCP crop base acres, adding value for agricultural operators and investors alike. The remaining 4 ± acres consist of clean, warm-season native grass hay meadows and a wet-weather creek lined with mature timber. The wooded draws along the creek provide excellent wildlife habitat and serve as natural travel corridors for game. With productive farmland, native grass, timber cover, abundant food sources, and seasonal water, the property offers outstanding hunting opportunities for whitetail deer and upland birds. Access is provided by a well-maintained, all-weather gravel road located less than 0.5 mile from a hard-surface blacktop road. Electric and telephone service are along the road frontage. Mineral rights are intact and will transfer to the buyer at closing. There are currently no active farm leases or tenant rights, allowing for immediate possession and operational flexibility. Quality smaller-acreage farms of this caliber are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Whether you are looking to expand your farming operation, establish a recreational property, make an investment, or build your dream home, this tract warrants consideration. Showings are by appointment only, and a licensed real estate agent must be present.

$124,700

29 Acres

Herington, Kansas, 67449

Located in southeastern Dickinson County, just a few miles south of Herington, Kansas, this 29 ± acre tract offers an outstanding combination of productive cropland, native grass hay meadows, wildlife habitat, and a potential building site. Approximately 25 ± acres are currently in cropland production, consisting primarily of Irwin silty clay loam soils. The fields feature gentle 1–7% slopes, well-maintained fields and field edges, and a weighted NCCPI rating of 55. The property also includes approximately 20 DCP crop base acres, adding value for agricultural operators and investors alike. The remaining 4 ± acres consist of clean, warm-season native grass hay meadows and a wet-weather creek lined with mature timber. The wooded draws along the creek provide excellent wildlife habitat and serve as natural travel corridors for game. With productive farmland, native grass, timber cover, abundant food sources, and seasonal water, the property offers outstanding hunting opportunities.

$34,692

11.53 Acres

Lost Springs, Kansas, 66859

Located in northeastern Marion County on the edge of Lost Springs, Kansas, this exceptional 12± acre tract offers a unique combination of productive farmland, rural homesite potential, and natural privacy. Situated within the city limits of Lincolnville, the property encompasses numerous platted city lots, creating additional possibilities for future development or residential use. Approximately 9± acres are currently in crop production and consist primarily of Irwin silty clay loam soils. The gently rolling terrain features 1–3% slopes, well-maintained fields and field edges, and a weighted NCCPI rating of 56, making it an attractive addition to an existing farming operation or a quality agricultural investment. The remaining 2± acres are comprised of mature timber-lined draws along the field edges. The wooded draws provide natural privacy screening, scenic character, and excellent wildlife habitat and travel corridors. The property benefits from outstanding access via both a hard-surface blacktop road and a well-maintained all-weather gravel road. Utilities are along the road frontage, including electricity, fiber-optic cable, and city sewer service. Mineral rights are intact and will transfer to the buyer at closing. The Buyer will take possession of the cropland following the Seller's wheat harvest. Whether you're looking to expand your farming operation, invest in productive land, or build your dream home in a peaceful rural setting, this property offers outstanding potential. Showings are by appointment only, and a licensed real estate agent must be present.