Penny Sheldon

$140,000

5.18 Acres

Lecompton, Kansas, 66050

Here is your chance to build in a rural setting with gorgeous views along a paved road.Land Raeta Estates is a spectacular place to build your new dream home on this 5.18 acre lot.  Only minutes from Lawrence and Topeka Ks, these build lots feature paved roads, with electricity and water running alongside the road for simple meter installation to your new home. There is also 54.91 acres of commons area with 2 large, stocked ponds for you to use and enjoy.  This property has amazing views with an abundance of wildlife roaming the area and only one entrance into the Estates.  Don’t miss out on an opportunity to own a spectacular build site and get out of the city, please give the listing agents a call today for a personal tour of this property or one of the other 11 lots available.

$130,000

4.52 Acres

Lecompton, Kansas, 66050

Here is your chance to build in a rural setting with gorgeous views along a paved road.Land Raeta Estates is a spectacular place to build your new dream home on this 4.52 acre lot.  Only minutes from Lawrence and Topeka Ks, these build lots feature paved roads, with electricity and water running alongside the road for simple meter installation to your new home. There is also 54.91 acres of commons area with 2 large, stocked ponds for you to use and enjoy.  This property has amazing views with an abundance of wildlife roaming the area and only one entrance into the Estates.  Don’t miss out on an opportunity to own a spectacular build site and get out of the city, please give the listing agents a call today for a personal tour of this property or one of the other 11 lots available.

$140,000

8.12 Acres

Lecompton, Kansas, 66050

Here is your chance to build in a rural setting with gorgeous views along a paved road.Land Raeta Estates is a spectacular place to build your new dream home on this acre lot.  Only minutes from Lawrence and Topeka Ks, these build lots feature paved roads, with electricity and water running alongside the road for simple meter installation to your new home. There is also 54.91 acres of commons area with 2 large, stocked ponds for you to use and enjoy.  This property has amazing views with an abundance of wildlife roaming the area and only one entrance into the Estates.  Don’t miss out on an opportunity to own a spectacular build site and get out of the city, please give the listing agents a call today for a personal tour of this property or one of the other 11 lots available.

$140,000

6.71 Acres

Lecompton, Kansas, 66050

Here is your chance to build in a rural setting with gorgeous views along a paved road.Land Raeta Estates is a spectacular place to build your new dream home on this acre lot.  Only minutes from Lawrence and Topeka Ks, these build lots feature paved roads, with electricity and water running alongside the road for simple meter installation to your new home. There is also 54.91 acres of commons area with 2 large, stocked ponds for you to use and enjoy.  This property has amazing views with an abundance of wildlife roaming the area and only one entrance into the Estates.  Don’t miss out on an opportunity to own a spectacular build site and get out of the city, please give the listing agents a call today for a personal tour of this property or one of the other 11 lots available.

$128,000

7.18 Acres

Lecompton, Kansas, 66050

Here is your chance to build in a rural setting with gorgeous views along a paved road.Land Raeta Estates is a spectacular place to build your new dream home on this 7.18 acre lot.  Only minutes from Lawrence and Topeka Ks, these build lots feature paved roads, with electricity and water running alongside the road for simple meter installation to your new home. There is also 54.91 acres of commons area with 2 large, stocked ponds for you to use and enjoy.  This property has amazing views with an abundance of wildlife roaming the area and only one entrance into the Estates.  Don’t miss out on an opportunity to own a spectacular build site and get out of the city, please give the listing agents a call today for a personal tour of this property or one of the other 11 lots available.

$140,000

5.13 Acres

Lecompton, Kansas, 66050

Here is your chance to build in a rural setting with gorgeous views along a paved road.Land Raeta Estates is a spectacular place to build your new dream home on this 5.13 acre lot.  Only minutes from Lawrence and Topeka Ks, these build lots feature paved roads, with electricity and water running alongside the road for simple meter installation to your new home. There is also 54.91 acres of commons area with 2 large, stocked ponds for you to use and enjoy.  This property has amazing views with an abundance of wildlife roaming the area and only one entrance into the Estates.  Don’t miss out on an opportunity to own a spectacular build site and get out of the city, please give the listing agents a call today for a personal tour of this property or one of the other 11 lots available.

$144,000

7.67 Acres

Lecompton, Kansas, 66050

Here is your chance to build in a rural setting with gorgeous views along a paved road.Land Raeta Estates is a spectacular place to build your new dream home on this 7.67 acre lot.  Only minutes from Lawrence and Topeka Ks, these build lots feature paved roads, with electricity and water running alongside the road for simple meter installation to your new home. There is also 54.91 acres of commons area with 2 large, stocked ponds for you to use and enjoy.  This property has amazing views with an abundance of wildlife roaming the area and only one entrance into the Estates.  Don’t miss out on an opportunity to own a spectacular build site and get out of the city, please give the listing agents a call today for a personal tour of this property or one of the other 11 lots available.

$3,400,000

316.13 Acres

Louisburg, Kansas, 66053

South Wea Creek Retreat is a 316.13 +/- acre blend of income and recreation. With CRP, tillable ground, pasture, and marketable hardwoods, it’s both productive and scenic. South Wea Creek winds through the rolling terrain. A 27' deep rebuilt pond offers great potential for future fishing. Ideal for hunting, UTVs, hiking, and more—this property is a true getaway with built-in income potential. Cell service is available from all major providers.Land This diverse 316.13 +/- acre property truly checks all the boxes. It offers steady annual income from pasture, tillable ground, and CRP contracts, with the added potential to harvest marketable hardwoods roughly every seven years. The land features attractive elevation changes and a mix of productive soils, including Class 2 Summit, Verdigris, Dennis, and Bucyrus on the tillable portions.  About 120 acres is tillable and the pasture is +/- 20 acres.South Wea Creek winds through the property from west to east, adding both beauty and wildlife value. A newly rebuilt lake—27 feet deep and ready to be stocked—offers great potential for a future fishing spot. The property has excellent access, with full road frontage along the north side and an additional access point from a road ending at the southwest corner.The property also offers a great potential homesite, with a paved road ending less than a quarter mile from the east entrance.Recreation This farm is a true recreational haven. Whether you’re into UTV riding, hunting, fishing, or hiking, it offers year-round enjoyment for outdoor enthusiasts. The property has been actively used for hunting while also generating steady income from farming—making it the perfect blend of work and play.Region & Climate Louisburg experiences a humid continental climate, characterized by hot, humid summers and cold winters. Average summer highs reach the upper 80s°F, while winter lows can dip into the 20s°F. The area receives approximately 42 inches  of precipitation annually, supporting lush vegetation and agricultural activities. Snowfall is moderate, averaging about 12 inches per year, making the region suitable for year-round outdoor activities.History The area around Louisburg, Kansas, was originally inhabited by Native American tribes, including the Wea, who settled there in the early 19th century. In the 1860s, as settlers moved in, the community was initially known as Little St. Louis. To avoid confusion with St. Louis, Missouri, the town was renamed Louisburg in 1870 with the arrival of the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad. The town grew with the railroad, becoming a hub for agriculture and trade. Today, Louisburg retains its small-town charm while being part of the greater Kansas City metropolitan area.Location This property is conveniently located just 1 mile from Louisburg, 27 miles to Olathe, 37 miles to downtown Kansas City, and 52 miles to Kansas City International Airport. With so much to offer, this exceptional farm won’t last long—contact the listing agent today to schedule your tour.

$428,000

35 Acres

Lecompton, Kansas, 66050

Set between Lecompton and Lawrence, The Lecompton 35 offers open, fenced pasture in hay production with gently rolling terrain and wide views with paved road access. The land is well-suited for grazing, a hobby farm, or a future homesite, with usable ground throughout. Located in a historic area and within easy reach of Lawrence, Topeka, and the Kansas City metro, this property blends rural space with everyday accessibility.Land The Lecompton 35 is a 35-acre build tract ideally located between Lecompton and Lawrence, offering a great mix of open pasture and gently rolling terrain. The land is partially fenced and currently in quality hay production, making it well-suited for grazing (with additional fencing that could be added), a hobby farm, or a future homesite. With open views and usable ground throughout, the property provides flexibility for building AND paved road access while continuing agricultural use. A water line runs along the west side of the property (east side of E 600 Rd) along with electricity. Buyer to verify if a water meter is available with RWD 6.Agriculture This tract offers quality agricultural ground with open pasture currently in hay production. The property is partially fenced and well-suited for grazing livestock (if additional fencing is put in place) or maintaining a small hay operation. With gently rolling terrain and usable acres throughout, this tract provides practical, productive land that can continue to generate agricultural value while still allowing flexibility for future use.Region & Climate The Lecompton area enjoys a four-season Kansas climate with warm summers, mild springs and falls, and cool winters. The region receives enough rainfall to support strong pasture and crop growth, making it ideal for agriculture. Outdoor activities such as hiking, hunting, fishing, and enjoying open countryside are popular year-round, with nearby river access and public lands adding to the area’s appeal.History Lecompton is one of Kansas’s most historic towns and briefly served as the territorial capital in the 1850s. It played a key role in the statehood debate during the Bleeding Kansas era and is best known for the Lecompton Constitution. Today, Lecompton is a quiet community that reflects Kansas’s early frontier history and river valley roots.Location This property is conveniently located just 8 miles from Lawrence, 17 miles from Topeka, and 42 miles from the Kansas City metro area, offering easy access to work, shopping, and entertainment while still enjoying a rural setting. Properties in this location are hard to find and don’t stay on the market long—reach out to the listing agents today to schedule your tour.

$150,000

4.53 Acres

Overbrook, Kansas, 66524

If you’ve been desiring country living without maintaining a lot of acreage, Clinton Lake 5 Build-site is for you. This 4.53 +/- acre build site sits just minutes from Clinton Lake and Bloomington Park, offering paved road access, utilities nearby, and a scenic mix of trees and open ground. Enjoy easy access to boating, fishing, hiking, and public recreation while still having a private homesite close to Lawrence and Topeka.Land Clinton Lake 5 Build-site offers 4.53 +/- acres of buildable land just minutes from Clinton Lake and conveniently located right off paved roads. The property features relatively flat terrain with approximately 25 feet of elevation change from north to south, providing both easy building conditions and subtle visual interest. A beautiful mix of mature trees gives the tract a private, scenic feel while still leaving plenty of open space for a homesite, driveway, and outdoor living areas. Electricity and water run along N 851 Diagonal Road, with buyer to verify water meter availability through Rural Water District #3. The layout of the land creates a peaceful setting with natural character, making it an ideal spot for a country home close to lake recreation.Recreation This tract is ideally located just 3.5 miles from Bloomington Park at Clinton Lake, offering quick access to some of the best outdoor recreation in Douglas County. Clinton Lake is known for boating, fishing, swimming, camping, and hiking, along with public hunting areas managed by the Corps of Engineers. The surrounding area provides excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing, fishing, kayaking, and enjoying nature year-round, making this property a great fit for those who want lake recreation while still having a private homesite.Region & Climate The area around Clinton Lake in Douglas County offers a classic eastern Kansas climate with four distinct seasons. Summers are warm and ideal for lake activities, while winters are cool with light to moderate snowfall. The region receives enough rainfall to keep the landscape green and productive, and spring and fall bring mild temperatures that are perfect for enjoying the outdoors. Overall, it’s a great climate for both year-round living and recreation.History Clinton Lake was created in the 1970s by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as a flood control and water supply project for the region. The lake officially opened in 1980 and was formed by damming the Wakarusa River. Since then, Clinton Lake has become one of Douglas County’s most popular recreational destinations, known for boating, fishing, camping, and outdoor activities, while also playing an important role in managing water resources for the area.Location This property is conveniently located just 12 miles from Lawrence, 32 miles from Topeka, 45 miles from Kansas City, KS, and 62 miles from Kansas City International Airport, making it easy to enjoy both small-town living and nearby city amenities. Build-sites in this area near Clinton Lake are in high demand and rarely come available—don’t miss your opportunity to own this one. Give the listing agents a call today to schedule your tour.

$195,000

10 Acres

Baldwin City, Kansas, 66006

Ready to claim your own spot in the country—whether for building, relaxing, or recreation? Pleasant Grove Build Site offers 10 wooded acres with rolling elevation, a water meter in place, and no build restrictions—your perfect slice of Kansas countryside to make your own.Land This acreage offers 10 +/- acres of wooded terrain in a peaceful setting just 9 miles from Lawrence, 11 miles from Baldwin City, and 35 miles from the Kansas City metro area. With over 100 feet of elevation change from the northeast to southwest corners, the property features beautiful views and a variety of potential build spots. A water meter is already in place, and there are no build restrictions—making this a true blank canvas for your dream home or retreat. A fill will also be constructed for access to the property. Located in the desirable Baldwin City School District, this property combines natural beauty, privacy, and convenience in one of Douglas County’s most charming areas.Region & Climate Douglas County, Kansas, has a four-season climate with hot, humid summers and cold winters. Average highs reach the upper 80s in July, while winter lows dip into the 20s. The area receives around 40 inches of rain and 12–15 inches of snow per year. Spring and fall are mild and pleasant, making them ideal for outdoor activities. Occasional storms and strong winds can occur, mainly in spring and summer.History Pleasant Grove, Kansas, was a small rural community established in the 1850s, located just south of Lawrence in Douglas County. It holds historical significance as the site where the first organized German Baptist group in the county convened in 1858 at the home of Stephen Studebaker. During the turbulent times of the Civil War, Pleasant Grove narrowly escaped destruction during Quantrill’s Raid in 1863, although several homes and barns in the area were burned. The town saw modest development, with the establishment of a post office in 1875 and the construction of Kansas’s first German Baptist meeting house in 1877. By 1910, the population had dwindled to 45, and the post office closed in 1900. Today, Pleasant Grove is considered a ghost town, but its legacy endures through local landmarks and the surrounding countryside. (Wikipedia, Legends of Kansas, Kiddle)Location This great property is conveniently located 9 miles to Lawrence, 11 to Baldwin City, and 35 miles to the Kansas City Metro area, peaceful rural living with all the amenities you desire close by.  Give the listing agent a call today for a tour of this farm.

$680,000

80.56 Acres

Lecompton, Kansas, 66050

River Ridge Grassland is a 80.56 +/- acre property offering quality pasture with partial fencing in place, a stock pond, and a nearby creek providing reliable water. Timbered draws support whitetail deer and turkeys, while rolling terrain allows for ATV riding and recreation. The owner has improved the land through tree clearing, new fencing, and grass management, creating a well-maintained and versatile tract for agriculture and outdoor use.Land This property offers strong agricultural value with open grass well-suited for pasturing cattle or horses. The acreage is  fenced on three sides and provides ample space for rotational grazing or a small livestock operation. A stock pond and nearby creek offer reliable water sources, supporting both livestock and wildlife. With quality grass and natural water features, this tract presents an excellent opportunity for buyers looking to expand an existing operation or establish a well-rounded pasture setup.Improvements Improvements include new barbed wire fencing along a portion of the property, along with ongoing tree clearing and thoughtful grass management by the landowner.Recreation This property also offers excellent recreational appeal for the outdoor enthusiast. Multiple timbered draws provide natural cover and travel corridors that consistently hold whitetail deer and turkeys, making the land well-suited for hunting and wildlife viewing. The rolling terrain is ideal for ATV riding, with plenty of space to establish trails throughout the property. There is also a stock pond for watering cattle and wildlife. Together, the timber, water, and terrain create a well-rounded setting for hunting, ATV use, recreation, and enjoying the outdoors.Agriculture The owner has invested significant time and care into improving and managing the land over the past several years. Trees have been selectively cleared to open up views, improve access, and enhance the overall usability of the acreage. The grass has been carefully managed and improved, resulting in healthy, productive pasture well-suited for grazing and long-term land use. Barbed wire fencing is in place along a portion of the property, supporting livestock and helping maintain the integrity of the pasture. These thoughtful improvements have created a clean, functional, and well-maintained landscape that reflects strong stewardship and pride of ownership.Region & Climate Douglas County has a four-season climate typical of eastern Kansas. Summers are warm and often humid, with daytime highs commonly in the upper 80s, while winters are cold with temperatures frequently dipping into the 20s. The area averages around 40 inches of rainfall each year, keeping the countryside green and productive, along with moderate snowfall in winter. Spring and fall are generally mild and pleasant, making them ideal seasons to enjoy the outdoors.History Lecompton holds a unique place in Kansas history as one of the most important—and contested—towns during the territorial period. In the 1850s, Lecompton served as the territorial capital of Kansas and was at the center of the national debate over slavery. The controversial Lecompton Constitution, which sought to make Kansas a slave state, was drafted here and ultimately rejected, helping shape Kansas’s path to statehood as a free state. Today, Lecompton is known for its quiet charm, deep historical roots, and enduring connection to Kansas’s frontier and river valley heritage.Location River Ridge Estate is conveniently located just 17 miles from Topeka, 35 miles from the Kansas City metro area, and 57 miles from Kansas City International Airport. Opportunities like this are rare—reach out to the listing agents today to schedule a qualified tour of River Ridge Grassland.