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Burrton Lake House
$1,299,000
36.02 Acres
Burrton, Kansas, 67020
This secluded 9-acre lakefront estate located 30 miles from Wichita offers luxury, recreation, and investment potential. Featuring a 6-bed, 3.5-bath furnished home, a private beach, dock, hot tub, lake house gym, ATV trails, shooting range, and sports courts, it’s a turnkey Airbnb business. With top-tier hunting, insulated shops, and a gated entry, this property is a rare opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts and investors alike.Improvements Welcome to a secluded waterfront paradise, a truly rare property that blends luxury, recreation, and investment potential. At the heart of this 36 acre estate lies a breathtaking 9-acre stocked sandpit lake, teeming with bass, catfish, and crappie, making it a fisherman’s dream. The private groomed beach area offers the perfect setting for relaxation, while the double-decker dock provides ample space for storage and lakeside entertainment. Whether you enjoy paddle boating, kayaking, or paddleboarding, this property comes fully equipped for endless water adventures.Designed for both private retreats and Airbnb success, this fully furnished 6-bedroom, 3.5-bath home offers stunning lake views from the open-concept living area. The kitchen boasts granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a gas stovetop, seamlessly flowing into a wet bar and entertainment space. Cozy up by one of the two fireplace stoves, or step into the hot tub room, which leads directly to the sandy beach. A screened-in outdoor patio allows for year-round enjoyment, while multiple TVs, foosball, and air hockey ensure indoor entertainment for guests of all ages.For those seeking outdoor adventure, the property features private ATV trails, a 300-foot outdoor shooting range, and a private tennis and basketball court. Additional amenities include BBQ grill, cornhole, firepit with seating, extra tables/chairs, and much more! Wildlife thrives here, attracting ducks, geese, deer, and turkey, with established hunting infrastructure, including an elevated Redneck blind, three Texas Wildlife Supply feeders, and a Big Game two-person tree stand.Beyond recreation, this estate is built for comfort and convenience. The home is equipped with dual central heating and three air conditioning units, a reverse osmosis system, and faux wood-look tile flooring. Practicality meets luxury with a lake house gym, outdoor beach showers, and a concrete boat ramp for easy water access. Infrastructure includes a private water well, septic system, and a 500-gallon propane tank. The insulated shops measuring 60′ x 100′ and 60′ x 80′, offer just under 11,000 sq. ft. of endless storage and workspace options. There are two shop doors measuring 12’ x 14’, one measuring 10’ x 12’, and one measuring 8’ x 8’. A gated entry ensures privacy and security, making this an ideal sanctuary away from the world.As a turnkey Airbnb business, this property is primed for income generation with its unmatched amenities, recreational appeal, and stunning natural surroundings. Currently this property generates typically around $100,000 annually from the current business. Whether you’re an investor seeking a lucrative rental opportunity or a luxury buyer in search of the ultimate private getaway, this estate offers an extraordinary lifestyle and a world of possibilities. Don’t miss your chance to own this private waterfront haven!Location Located at 1919 S Sand Hill Road, Burrton, KS. 4 miles east of Burrton, KS and approximately 30 miles northwest of Wichita, KS.Property Features:+/- 36 acre estate+/- 9 acre stocked lakeFully Furnished 6 bed/3.5 bath home10,800 sq. ft. of insulated shop space with concrete floor½ mile from Blacktop/HWY 50Hunting Opportunities: White-Tailed Deer, Waterfowl, Turkeys, & DoveTennis court, ATV trails, shooting, and private gym on site4 miles from Burrton, KS30 miles from Wichita, KSPlease contact the listing agent for more information on this property or to schedule a private showing. (**Financial verification is required**)

The Frahm Farm
$1,499,000
146.8 Acres
Hutchinson, Kansas, 67501
Just four miles east of Hutchinson, you'll find this unique 6,300 square foot home. It sits on 147+/- acres , featuring three recreational ponds perfect for swimming, fishing, and providing water for the local wildlife. This property seamlessly blends luxury, comfort, convenience, and the serene beauty of nature.Land This property encompasses 147+/- acres of well-maintained grassland. On average, the land produces 150 bales of grass annually, suitable for livestock feed or additional income through sales. Three separate pond beds are present, with two currently holding water and stocked with catfish, bass, crappie, and bluegill. These ponds serve as an excellent water source for the diverse wildlife that inhabits the area, including turkeys, deer, pheasant, and quail. Additionally, the property features a spacious 60×40 shop with a bathroom. As if that isn’t enough, for all the equine lovers, there is an additional horse stall/tack room ready to be put to use.Whether you are an outdoor enthusiast, a hunter, a fisher, an equestrian, a farmer, or someone looking to find some peace and quiet while still being close to city amenities, this place truly checks every box.Improvements This estate is located just four miles east of Hutchinson on 4th Avenue. A well-maintained paved road leads to the long, winding driveway of 9101 E 4th Ave. The magnificent 6,300 square foot home overlooks all 147+/- acres, offering true luxury country living. Inside, the home features nearly 6,300 square feet of living space, boasting seven bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms, two separate living rooms, two fully operational kitchens, and numerous high-end upgrades. The main level kitchen is equipped with state-of-the-art appliances and beautiful concrete countertops, including a central island. A large walk-in pantry provides additional storage. The main level living room offers 180-degree views of the farm through multiple windows. The primary bedroom and bathroom are also on the main level, with a walk-out veranda wrapping around the back half of the house and providing unparalleled views. The en suite bathroom includes two walk-in closets, double sinks, and a large walk-in shower. The bottom level offers a complete living space, featuring a fully functional kitchen, living room, four bedrooms, two full bathrooms, an additional laundry room, and a large garage area suitable for storage or parking another vehicle. This level provides ample space for large families or guests, ensuring privacy and a sense of independent living. Multiple doors open to a walk-out patio, providing abundant opportunities to enjoy the property.This house is exceptionally well-constructed, featuring steel beams and concrete throughout, which effectively minimizes noise even on the windiest of Kansas afternoons. Every aspect, from the studs and beams to the concrete and steel patio surrounding the house, was built to withstand the harshest conditions.Enjoy the tranquility of country living while sitting on the porch, overlooking hundreds of acres of beautiful Kansas farmland. Despite the peaceful setting, you are just miles away from the stores and restaurants of the community of Hutchinson. Location Located at 9101 E 4th Ave, just 4 miles straight east of Hutchinson, Kansas.Property Features:+/- 147 acre estate3 separate pondsApproximately 6300 sq ft home7 Bed, 4.5 bathrooms2 full kitchens60×40 concrete shopHorse stalls/Tack RoomBlacktop frontageHunting Opportunities: White-Tailed Deer, Waterfowl, Turkeys, & Dove4 Miles to Hutchinson KS (Population: 40,000)5 Miles to Buhler KS (Population: (Population: 1,400)40 Miles to Wichita KS (Population: 396,000)3 Miles to Hutchison Municipal Airport: (7,000-foot, all-weather runway)50 Miles to Wichita ICT Airport (Largest airport in Kansas)Please contact the listing agent for more information on this property or to schedule a private showing. (**Financial verification is required**)

Kiowa County Farm & Hunt
$423,900
157 Acres
Haviland, Kansas, 67059
Legal: N 809(s) Ne4 & N 1831(s) Nw4 (S1 T28 R16)157± acres located on the Kiowa/Pratt County line in south-central Kansas. Featuring 130± acres of productive cropland and 27± acres of timber and pasture, this property offers a rare blend of income and recreation. Excellent deer and upland bird habitat with seasonal water features ideal for waterfowl. Surrounded by quality wildlife areas, including Pratt Sandhills and Texas Lake. Land Located just off the Kiowa and Pratt County line in south-central Kansas, this 157± acre property offers an excellent blend of income-producing cropland and diverse recreational opportunity. With approximately 130± acres of tillable farmland and 27± acres of timber and pasture, this tract is a well-balanced mix for both the investor and the outdoorsman.Situated only minutes from the renowned Pratt Sandhills Wildlife Area and Texas Lake Wildlife Area, the property lies in the heart of a region known for strong whitetail genetics, upland game birds, and seasonal waterfowl. Thick patches of timber provide prime bedding cover for deer, while the open pasture and edge habitat offer strong upland bird potential. During wet seasons, the property’s multiple water sources create ideal stopover habitat for ducks, adding even more value to this recreational gem.Access is excellent, with well-maintained county roads bordering the property. Electricity runs adjacent, offering potential for future development or hunting improvements. The land also benefits from a current cash rent agreement, generating immediate income for the new owner.Located just 4 miles from Haviland, 15 miles west of Pratt, and only 1.5 miles north of Wellsford, this property is as convenient as it is diverse.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The sellers mineral rights shall transfer to the buyer at closing.Region & Climate Kiowa County is located in south-central Kansas, within the High Plains region of the Great Plains. It features a mix of flat to gently rolling terrain, primarily used for agriculture—especially dryland and irrigated farming, as well as cattle grazing. The area is part of Kansas’ “Red Hills” ecosystem to the south and transitions into mixed-grass prairie and cultivated farmland.Average rainfall is around 25 inches per year, while average snowfall is around 18 inches per year.Location This property is located approximately 2 miles north of Highway 54 north east of Haviland, Kansas in Kiowa County. It is on the corner of SW 150th Ave and G road. Property Features:+/- 157 Acres+/- 130 acres of tillable crop ground+/- 27 acres of timber/pastureClose to both the Pratt Sandhills Wildlife area and Texas Lake Wildlife areaGreat habitat for wildlifeWhite-tailed deer, pheasants, ducks4 miles to Haviland15 miles to PrattPlease contact the listing agent for more information on this property or to schedule a private showing. (**Financial verification is required**)

Kiowa County Tillable 76
$206,000
76 Acres
Haviland, Kansas, 67059
Legal: E2 SE4 (S33 T27 R17)76± acres of quality tillable farmland located between Haviland and Greensburg in Kiowa County, Kansas. Featuring Class III soils and excellent blacktop access.Land Located between Haviland and Greensburg in south-central Kansas, this 76± acre farm offers quality tillable cropland with excellent access and strong investment potential. The entire tract is currently in cultivation, featuring productive Class III soils well-suited for wheat and other dryland crops.With blacktop road frontage and easy access just 4 miles north of Highway 54, this property is ideally situated for local operators or out-of-area investors. The ground has just been harvested for wheat and is under a current cash rent agreement, providing immediate income for the new owner.Whether you’re expanding your operation or looking for a low-maintenance land investment, this clean and accessible tract checks all the boxes.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All owned mineral rights will transfer to the buyer at closing.Region & Climate Kiowa County is located in south-central Kansas, within the High Plains region of the Great Plains. It features a mix of flat to gently rolling terrain, primarily used for agriculture—especially dryland and irrigated farming, as well as cattle grazing. The area is part of Kansas’ “Red Hills” ecosystem to the south and transitions into mixed-grass prairie and cultivated farmland.Average rainfall is around 25 inches per year, while average snowfall is around 18 inches per year. Please contact the listing agent for more information on this property or to schedule a private showing. (**Financial verification is required**)
Cedar Creek Ranch
$1,925,450
137.32 Acres
Garnett, Kansas, 66032
Welcome to Cedar Creek Ranch, a once-in-a-lifetime legacy property in eastern Kansas just outside Garnett. Featuring over a mile of Cedar Creek, a stocked 2.5-acre pond, fertile bottomland, and mature hardwood timber, this ranch combines world-class hunting with exceptional natural beauty. A stunning main home and charming guest house sit overlooking the water, creating the perfect blend of outdoor adventure and Kansas living.Land Located just two miles outside of Garnett, this extraordinary property offers a rare opportunity to own one of eastern Kansas’ most complete and well-kept legacy hunting and recreational retreats. Encompassing a diverse mix of hardwood timber, fertile creek bottom, rolling elevation, and water features, the property has been meticulously maintained and improved to create a turn-key destination for hunting, family gatherings, and outdoor living—all within easy reach of Kansas City, Lawrence, and Ottawa.Stretching across a landscape of heavy timber and open meadows, the land features over one mile of Cedar Creek winding through the property, known for its excellent fishing and scenic beauty. A 2.5-acre pond reaching depths of up to 20 feet is stocked with bass, crappie, bluegill, and channel catfish. The pond includes a rock dock, concrete paver dock, boat ramp area, and even a water trampoline for summer fun. Multiple food plots are scattered throughout the property, supporting abundant populations of whitetail deer, turkey, and ducks. The terrain is marked by dramatic topography changes that enhance both habitat and views, while an established, well-maintained trail system allows easy access throughout the property. A heavy-duty bridge crosses Cedar Creek, and the gated private access road at the end of a dead-end lane ensures complete seclusion.Of the total acreage, approximately 46± acres are productive bottomland tillable ground, providing both food and income potential. The remainder consists of mature hardwood timber—oak, pecan, maple, and black walnut—with fruit trees including apple, pear, and peach adding to the landscape’s diversity. The property is accented with rock retaining walls, landscaped beds, and a chip-sealed driveway leading to two beautiful homes and a large heated shop. There are also park areas along the creek bottom, multiple fire pits, a 12’x18’ greenhouse, and even a small frisbee golf course for recreation.The property is fully set up for serious hunters, featuring five two-person tree stand sets, two enclosed elevated blinds, and several strategic food plots positioned along natural travel corridors. The combination of thick cover, water, crops, and elevation changes makes this property one of the finest turnkey hunting setups in eastern Kansas.Improvements Main HomeThe main home, built in 2006, is a stunning 3,287± square-foot residence that perfectly blends rustic Kansas character with modern comfort. Set on a gentle rise overlooking the pond, it captures the spirit of a true country lodge while offering the quality and craftsmanship of a custom build. From the moment you step onto the wrap-around porch, the attention to detail is evident—natural wood finishes, stone accents, and wide-open views that stretch across the water and timbered hillsides.Inside, the home features three bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms, highlighted by warm wood floors, granite countertops, and a vaulted timber-beam ceiling that gives the great room an inviting, open feel. The large kitchen island serves as the centerpiece of the main living area, designed for gatherings after long days on the land. Two gas fireplaces add warmth and ambiance, framed by custom wood and stonework that reflect the home’s rustic elegance.The walk-out basement continues the same level of craftsmanship, with heated concrete floors, a wet bar with refrigerator, and a spacious open area perfect for entertaining or hosting family. Large windows and patio doors lead out to a covered porch creating a seamless indoor-outdoor flow that takes full advantage of the property’s serene views. Upstairs, a lofted deck extends from the main living area, offering a panoramic overlook of the pond—an ideal spot for morning coffee, while watching the sun rise from the east.Custom stone siding ties the home to its surroundings, blending naturally into the landscape. The residence operates on propane with a 500-gallon tank, and includes an instant hot water system for added efficiency. Every element of the home—from the layout and finishes to the way it sits on the land—was designed with both comfort and connection in mind, creating a place that feels equally suited for quiet evenings or hosting friends and family.Guest HouseThe guest home, built in 1996, offers 1,716± square feet of comfortable living space with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, providing an ideal retreat for family, friends, or hunting guests. Designed with a warm rustic feel, the home features oak kitchen cabinetry, wood accents throughout, and a striking custom interior stone accent wall that adds character and charm. The open-concept floor plan creates an inviting atmosphere, while the primary bedroom includes a private en suite bath for added convenience. A screened-in porch overlooks the pond, offering a peaceful place to unwind and enjoy the view. The guest house has its own water meter, septic tank, and 500-gallon propane tank, ensuring complete independence from the main residence. A small storage building nearby provides space for tools, outdoor gear, or equipment. Thoughtfully designed and well-maintained, this guest home complements the main lodge perfectly—offering privacy, comfort, and a true sense of place in the Kansas countryside.ShopThe property’s 60’x40’ heated and insulated shop is built for both functionality and longevity, offering ample space for equipment, vehicles, and gear. With concrete floors, a floor drain, and high clearance, it’s perfectly suited for everything from tractors and ATVs to boats or travel trailers. The building features a 12’t x 16’w powered overhead door and a 14’t x 20’w sliding door, providing easy access for large machinery. A 250V electrical service with a 50-amp plug is ideal for heavy equipment or RV hookups, and the structure’s insulation helps maintain comfortable working conditions year-round. Whether used as a full-service workshop, storage for recreational gear, or a staging area for hunting and land management, this shop offers the space and infrastructure needed to support every aspect of property ownership.Region & Climate Located in the rolling hardwood country of Anderson County, Kansas, this property lies within one of the most scenic and biologically rich regions in the state. The land transitions between fertile creek bottoms, timbered hillsides, and open meadows — a landscape that supports both productive agriculture and thriving wildlife habitat. Eastern Kansas is known for its mix of oak, hickory, and walnut timber, abundant freshwater streams, and gently varied topography — all contributing to its reputation as a premier destination for deer and turkey hunting.The climate in this part of Kansas features warm summers, mild springs and falls, and moderately cold winters. Average annual precipitation is around 38 to 40 inches, providing consistent moisture for crops and lush vegetation through the growing season. The area receives about 10 to 12 inches of annual snowfall and enjoys roughly 220 to 230 sunny days each year. Spring and early summer bring the bulk of rainfall, while autumn tends to be dry, crisp, and ideal for hunting and outdoor recreation.Situated less than two miles from Garnett and just over an hour from the Kansas City metro, this property offers the rare balance of rural seclusion and modern convenience. The nearby Cedar Valley Reservoir and surrounding public lands add even more recreational opportunities, from fishing and kayaking to birdwatching and hiking. The region’s mild climate, fertile soils, and accessible location make it one of the most desirable areas in eastern Kansas for those seeking both a working landscape and a year-round outdoor lifestyle.Location Located less than two miles from Garnett, ¾ mile from Cedar Valley Reservoir, and under 60 miles from Olathe, this property combines the best of both worlds—complete privacy and world-class recreation within easy driving distance of city amenities. The estate is approximately 27 miles from Ottawa, 55 miles from Lawrence, and just 90 minutes from Kansas City International Airport.

Walnut Creek Ranch
$825,000
471.32 Acres
Utica, Kansas, 67584
This 471-acre offering in Ness County, Kansas, is a rare blend of productive farmland and scenic creek bottom pasture, all wrapped in excellent wildlife habitat. With strong cropland potential, year-round water, and turnkey infrastructure, this property is ideal for farmers, ranchers, and outdoorsmen alike.Land The land consists of approximately 471± total acres, with 227± acres of productive tillable ground and 244± acres of native grass and creek bottom. Over two miles of Walnut Creek cuts through the property, providing a dependable year-round water source for both livestock and wildlife. The shaded creek corridor offers natural protection from the steady western Kansas winds while also serving as a vital travel route for game. The entire pasture is enclosed by sturdy boundary barbed wire fencing. Roughly 125 acres are currently planted to milo, with plans to rotate into wheat following harvest, supporting consistent yields and maintaining soil health. A verbal lease is in place with a trusted local farmer through the 2026 growing season, providing both income stability and a seamless transition for new ownership. This property also lies 6 miles from both Hwy 96 and Hwy 4 allowing you great access to numerous grain elevators. The current tenant is an experienced and respected producer who has managed the property well and is open to continuing under new ownership. A large rock outcropping overlooks the entire farm, offering sweeping views across the creek bottom and tillable fields—a perfect vantage point for watching the sunrise or sunset over the Kansas prairie. The blend of income-producing farmland, strong grass country, and scenic natural features make this a truly well-rounded and versatile property.Recreation This property sits in prime habitat for both whitetail and mule deer, a region known for producing record-class bucks. The combination of creek cover, native grass, crop edges, and water access makes this a high-quality deer area. Besides deer, opportunities for upland birds, turkey, ducks, and coyotes are present. The tree and brush cover along Walnut Creek also offers travel corridors and escape cover, and the overlook provides a strategic vantage point for game activity.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All mineral rights owned by the seller will transfer to the buyer at closing.Region & Climate Ness County lies in the semi-arid region of western Kansas, where the rolling plains gradually rise toward the High Plains and the horizon stretches endlessly in every direction. The area receives an average of about 22 to 23 inches of annual precipitation, around 19 inches of snow per year, and enjoys more than 250 days of sunshine. Summers are typically hot and dry, while winters are cool and clear, with the majority of rainfall occurring during the spring and early summer months. This balanced climate supports consistent production of wheat, milo, and native grasses, making it one of the most dependable agricultural regions in western Kansas.History Beyond its agricultural strength, the region carries a deep sense of history and heritage. The property sits near the well-known Indian Hill Ranch, a prominent landmark named for the nearby rise once used by Native Americans as a lookout point across the plains. Today, the hill is marked by a striking steel silhouette of a Native American horseman, symbolizing the area’s enduring connection to its past. Long before settlement, tribes such as the Cheyenne and Sioux roamed this land, hunting along Walnut Creek and using the rolling prairie bluffs as vantage points and campsites. Traces of that history still echo through the landscape — in the creek crossings, the open draws, and the wide western skies — all reminders of a time when this land was both home and hunting groundLocation 6 Miles north of Hwy 96, straight north of Beeler6 Miles south of Hwy 4. south of Utica15 Miles northwest of Ness City16 Miles North East of Dighton
Cloud County 181
$543,000
181.26 Acres
Concordia, Kansas, 66901
Welcome to Cloud County 181, a beautiful mix of rolling grassland, timbered draws, and quality wildlife habitat just south of Concordia, Kansas. This 181± acre tract offers excellent grazing opportunities alongside outstanding whitetail deer, turkey, and upland bird hunting. With strong fencing, great access, and scenic terrain, it’s the perfect blend of ranchland and recreation in north-central Kansas.Land Located just six miles south of Concordia and a mile east of Highway 81, this 181± acre property in Cloud County, Kansas, offers a beautiful blend of rolling grassland, scattered timber, and exceptional wildlife habitat. The diverse terrain creates a perfect balance for both cattle grazing and hunting, making it a versatile tract that appeals to ranchers, investors, and outdoor enthusiasts alike.The land features gently rolling native grass hillsides broken up by timbered draws and mature trees, providing natural shelter for livestock and excellent bedding areas for deer and turkey. The property is fully enclosed with good boundary fencing and has the infrastructure in place to support cross fencing if desired. A small wet-weather pond sits in one of the lower draws, offering potential for seasonal water collection or future development into a more permanent water source. The grass throughout is in strong condition and capable of supporting a quality grazing program.Situated in a convenient yet private location, the property sits just minutes from Concordia, offering quick access to supplies, grain markets, and nearby services while still maintaining the quiet and solitude of rural Kansas. The rolling landscape, quality grass, and strong wildlife presence make this an ideal multi-use property for ranching, recreation, or a future rural home site.Recreation This area of north-central Kansas is well known for producing trophy-class whitetail deer, and this property is no exception. The combination of native grass, thick timber pockets, and surrounding agricultural fields creates the perfect blend of food, cover, and seclusion. Wild turkeys and upland birds are also abundant in the region, providing additional recreational opportunities throughout the year. With the property’s natural funnels, wooded draws, and gentle elevation changes, it’s easy to see why deer consistently move through this areaRegion & Climate This property sits in north-central Kansas, just south of Concordia in the rolling prairie of Cloud County. The area is known for its mix of productive farm ground, strong native grass pastures, and wooded creek draws that make it prime country for both ranching and hunting. The region averages around 29 inches of annual rainfall, 17 inches of snow, and roughly 225 days of sunshine each year, providing a balanced climate that supports healthy grass and strong wildlife populations.Concordia is a friendly rural community with all the essentials, including farm supply stores, grain elevators, schools, and local restaurants. It’s a great mix of small-town hospitality and practical convenience, close enough for daily needs yet surrounded by the open, quiet landscape that defines this part of Kansas.Location 6 Miles from Concordia40 Miles from Salina45 Miles to Salina Regional Airport