Listing Agent: Mikayla Boge

63.3 +/- Acre Combination Property in Bourbon Co, KS

Properties like this don’t come along very often. This exceptional 63.302+/- acre combination property in the heart of big buck country in Bourbon County has everything an avid outdoorsman or potential developer could want. The property is at the crossroads of Deer Road and 230th Street, just 1 mile east of the major Highway 69. The property boasts 15.97+/- acres of fenced pasture with a large, stocked pond that contains bass. During duck season, there is a blind located on the edge of the pond that has been proven a great location for duck hunting. The 28.73+/- acres of fescue pasture is used for hay production, and has a well-established timber line on the west side of the pasture. Numerous deer can be found grazing in this pasture and the timber line is an excellent location for quail. The 18.6+/- acres of productive tillable ground contains a smaller pond, which is a major draw for wildlife. The field is currently planted in corn and will be planted to wheat this fall. The average yearly rainfall in Bourbon County is 44 inches. The property is the perfect piece for anyone looking to begin their farm operation or to expand their existing portfolio. Not only is the property productive, which offers a reliable source of income for landowners, and a superior draw for wildlife, but the location is a prime build site. The property is 1 mile off of the highway, on the well-maintained Deer Road. Deer Road is mainly a gravel road, but a portion of it is paved. 230th Street runs along the east side of the property too which is another well-maintained gravel road running north and south. Utilities run along the property on both sides (electricity, fiber optic internet cable, rural water), which gives ease to accessing utilities. With the property location close to the highway, it is a short drive to various towns – 8 minutes to Fort Scott, 25 minutes to Pittsburg, 25 minutes to Girard, 1 hour and 15 minutes to south Kansas City, KS and 35 minutes to Nevada, MO. The location close to Highway 69 provides access to shopping, dining, entertainment, healthcare, and plentiful job opportunities. Seller will consider selling smaller parcels of the total 63.302+/- acres.

Taxes:  To be determined by assessor

Legal Description: Contact agent for complete legal description

Property will close after the 2024 corn harvest has been completed by the seller. The current owner will continue to farm the ground until the transfer of the property.

 

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217 N Pecan Street in Douglass, KS – Buyer Represented

AgWest Land Brokers, LLC represented the Buyer on this transaction.

Property Description

Home in Douglass, Kansas in good condition and is move-in ready! This home offers an oversized garage for 3 cars, a fenced-in backyard, and sits on a corner lot.  The seller is offering a year home warranty, with the house for sale AS IS. All information is redeemed but not guaranteed.

Legal Description – DOUGLASS 1ST ADD, S17, T29, R04E, BLOCK 16, Lot 1

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2.52 +/- Acre Recreational Property in Woodson County, KS

Private 2.5 acres only 12 minutes away from Humboldt, KS. This tiny oasis consists of hardy timber and a water source from Owl Creek, which runs through it. This property would make the perfect quiet destination for anyone in the famous southeast Kansas region.

Legal Description – The South Half of the North Half of the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (S/2 of N/2 of SW/4 of SE/4 of NE/4) of Section Thirty-three (33), Township Twenty-five (25) South, Range Seventeen (17) West, Woodson County, Kansas

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20 +/- Acre Recreational Property in Woodson County, KS

Secluded 20 acres within 15 minutes of Yates Center that would make for a great getaway spot. The affordable recreational piece of property has been untouched by the current owners, allowing for the natural habitat to flourish. Thick timber provides shade and coverage to wildlife while Cherry Creek, which runs through the property, provides a great water source. The property is at the end of a dirt road and surrounded by fields. The possibilities for the property in big buck country are endless!

Other Property Information

  • The property has a non-maintained dirt road leading to it.
  • The 20 acres are in preliminary special flood hazard area A zone.

Legal Description – The South Half of the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (S/2 of SW/4 of NE/4) of Section Nineteen (19), in Township Twenty-five (25), Range Seventeen (17), Woodson County, Kansas

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Buyer Represented 80 +/- Acres Grassland & Recreational in Franklin County, KS

AgWest Land Brokers, LLC represented the Buyer during this transaction.

 

Property Description

Properties this size with this much to offer do not come along often. Located only a couple miles NW of Rantoul Ks., this rolling 80ac (m/l) has it all when it come to creating a top shelf recreational tract. Located at the end of a dead end road, the property comes with a rural water meter, two electric meters, a well, RV hookups, a 1000 gal septic, and several small structures to store your equipment and tools. The property also has a mobile type home that is considered of no value and could be easily removed.
But the true beauty of this property is its location and the layout of the land. One look at the aerial and the pictures and you can see the mature hardwood timber that runs throughout the property. The open fields that are located on the high ground throughout the tract, would make great food plot locations and/or ambush sites for deer, turkey and other native wildlife. A layout like this allows for multiple hunters at one time, which is not common for a smaller tract of this size. The timber is thick and mature, and has a healthy balance of both white and red oaks, hickory, and walnut trees. Providing value to the wildlife, and the new owner as well. Multiple thriving Paw Paw patches can be found on the property as well! The rolling terrain is thick deep draws that separate the hay fields on top and slope down lower native grass field and to the Marias Des Cygne river running along the northern property line. Middle Creek also cuts through the NW corner of the property right before it connects into the Marias Des Cygne. Providing an excellent fishing hole. The Flint Hills Nature trail runs along the northern boarder of the property providing its own recreational value, as well as access to the far side of your property without having to walk through the center. This property is well taken care of and has an excellent trail system running throughout allowing access to all the fields and openings. This property comes with 100% mineral rights, and future income potential from oil is likely since the neighboring properties are actively pumping. Located only 45 minutes from greater KC, and with so much to offer, this property will not disappoint. If you re looking for a premium tract that your family will enjoy for years to come.

PROPERTY DETAILS:
• Located on a dead end road.
• Property comers with 1 rural water meter, 2 electric meters, a septic tank, and several structures to store
equipment.
• RV hook ups.
• Access to Flint Hills Nature Trail.
• Located along the Marias Des Cygne River Where Middle Creek Connects. Ideal for Deer movement during
the rut.
• Mature hardwood timber including various mature Oaks and Walnut trees.
• High Density of deer and turkey.
• 80 acres m/l. (77ac taxable not the counting road easement)
• 45 minutes from Greater Kansas City.
• 5 minutes outside of Rantoul Ks

Legal Description

North ½ Northeast ¼ Section 19, Township 17 South, Range
21 East, Franklin County, Kansas (Less ROW)

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Acreage with 19.71 +/- Acres in Bourbon County, Kansas

Rare recreational property with living space in Uniontown! This property is located near a wildlife reserve, with a year-round water supply for wildlife. This property boasts a combination of open pasture space and timber.

The acreage includes a 2,156 sq ft home, multiple outbuildings, and a fenced-in area for livestock. Home features include: open concept, walk-in closets, custom built-ins, mudroom, woodfire stove, mini-split for heating and cooling, and a bonus room. Decks on 3 sides of the home provide ample outdoor entertaining space and an in-ground shelter provides protection from storms. A small creek runs through the property, with adjacent Paint Creek providing a year-round water supply for wildlife, including turkey and whitetails. Located only 6.6 miles from Uniontown, 13 miles to Hollister Wildlife Area, 7.8 miles to Elm Creek Lake County Park, 10 miles to Bourbon State Fishing Lake, and 18 miles to Pawnee Wildlife Preserve. Check out this amazing property before it’s gone!

Legal Description – S24, T26, R22, Acres 19.71, Beg NW Cor NW 1/4 TH E 1669.5′ S 521.4′ W 1669.5′ N To POB Less R/W

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Bourbon County, Kansas Acreage

This property is bursting with potential! It’s located on a paved road, only 12 minutes to Fort Scott, 18 minutes to Uniontown, and 1 hour 30 minutes to Kansas City, KS. This serene property boasts a 1,876 sq. ft. ranch-style house with all wood floors, metal roof, and multiple outbuildings. The 2 bedroom, 1 bath (potential) house has an open concept with plenty of natural light. There is a 2,880 sq. ft. cattle shed, 3,072 ft. barn with stalls and a loft, and another outbuilding that would be perfect for a garage or garden shed. All of this sits on 10 acres. This property is a great size to enjoy rural life without being overwhelming!

Legal Description – S32, T24, R24, ACRES 9.48, SE 1/4 SE 1/4 NE 1/4 LESS R/W

Additional Items:

Hitching rail

Large mudroom and storage room

Impressive fireplace with wooden mantle

A newer furnace comes with the house

Not Included:

Outside stove pipe

Chicken Coop

Outhouse

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Mikayla Boge

Mikayla was born into the agriculture industry and has never left! She spent part of her life growing up in Northwest Iowa on her family’s farm where they raised hogs and grew corn and soybeans. Her family also owned and operated Nelson Products – the world’s largest baby pig feeder manufacturer, giving Mikayla a glimpse into corporate business at a young age that would influence her in her future endeavors. In middle school, her family moved to Southeast Kansas. There, her family kept a small acreage where they raised cattle and horses, while still traveling to Northwest Iowa for spring planting and fall harvest.

Mikayla went on to attend Kansas State University where she obtained her Bachelor’s in Animal Science in 2011 and received her Masters of Agricultural Communication from Oklahoma State University in 2015. Throughout her career, Mikayla has held various marketing and public relations roles in the equine industry and animal health sector. She obtained her Kansas Real Estate License in 2020. Her unique blend and involvement in the agriculture industry, along with her marketing expertise, are skills Mikayla brings to help farmers and ranchers with their real estate needs.

“Listening to the client’s needs and having continuous communication during every step of the real estate process is essential. I am here to help, no matter how small or large your needs may be.”

In her spare time, Mikayla can be found outside with her animals. She is an avid team roper and never misses a chance to spend time in the saddle. She currently lives in Fort Scott, Kansas, but recently bought an acreage in central Kansas. She looks forward to turning her property into a small horse facility where she will raise and ride horses for years to come.