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This 160 ± acre tract in Miami County, Kansas showcases an ideal blend of lush pasture, productive tillable acres, and outstanding recreational appeal—making it a versatile property for both agricultural use and outdoor enjoyment. The property is fully fenced with well-placed cross fencing and gates, allowing you to run cattle from day one. Much of the perimeter consists of woven wire, complemented by sections of newer 5-strand barbed wire, giving you the flexibility to support a wide range of livestock operations. Four ponds support the farm, all featuring livestock waterers that draw directly from the pond to provide dependable water while allowing cattle to be kept out. Two of these ponds are stocked with fish, offering great fishing opportunities alongside their functional use. Several well-placed sheds and barns are situated throughout the property, offering convenient options for equipment storage, hay, or general farm use. These buildings also make excellent candidates for renovation—perfect for upgrading facilities, adding functionality, or creating custom-use structures. Beyond its pasture ground, the property features about 70 ± acres of highly productive tillable soils with a consistent yield history. Soybeans were recently taken off, and the landowner intends to follow with a wheat crop, adding immediate farming value. Beyond its agricultural strengths, the property is also set up for excellent hunting. The surrounding properties feature dense timber and high-quality habitat, while this tract provides the open ground, food sources, and natural edge that create ideal opportunities for effective hunting. The timbered draw that runs through the center of the farm serves as a major travel corridor, and several prime locations across the property would make outstanding food plot sites. This tract can be hunted effectively with a variety of wind directions for both archery and firearm seasons, all with minimal intrusion. The property is also a blank slate for adding additional cover and enhancing hunting opportunities if the new owner chooses. The waterfowl potential adds yet another layer of value. Ducks and geese consistently use all three ponds, and the property lies within a natural flight path between multiple major lakes in the region. With Marais des Cygnes Wildlife Area and La Cygne Lake just to the south, and Middle Creek Lake just to the north, migrating birds are frequent visitors. The current landowners have enjoyed great duck hunts on these ponds in the past. The rolling topography and consistent runoff on this tract also offer ideal conditions for developing a sizable lake, with several locations that would support an impressive water feature. The location strengthens the overall investment, sitting just 15 +/- miles south of Louisburg and less than 40 +/- miles south of Overland Park—close enough for convenience but far enough out to enjoy privacy and space. Whether you’re looking for a working pasture property, a hunting farm with exceptional potential, or a long-term land investment in a highly desirable area, this place checks a lot of boxes. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Shea Miller at (913) 208-1364 .
Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only. Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of those property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.
