South Wea Creek Retreat

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.