Harveyville KS Real Estate & Homes for Sale

Located in the north half of Section 36-14-12 in Wabaunsee County, Kansas, this farm offers a strong combination of recreational opportunity, wildlife habitat, and agricultural income. The property consists of a mix of open hay ground and brush and hardwood covered creek bottom, creating diverse terrain that supports multiple uses throughout the year. The hay acreage provides income potential while also contributing to open feeding areas for wildlife. The remaining acreage is made up of wooded drainage and brush that creates cover, bedding, and travel corridors for whitetail deer. This habitat layout is well suited for consistent deer activity, with additional opportunities for small game, upland birds, waterfowl, and predator hunting. A large pond is located on the property and is known to attract waterfowl during the fall migration. The pond also provides fishing opportunities and serves as a year round water source for wildlife. The combination of water, timber, and open ground allows for recreational use across multiple seasons. The farm will be sold with two tower blinds and two feeders in place, allowing immediate use for hunting. These improvements are positioned to take advantage of existing habitat features and wildlife movement. In addition to recreational use, there are several locations on the property that may be suitable for a future rural home, subject to county approvals and utility availability. This tract offers flexibility for buyers seeking hunting land, income producing acreage, or long term ownership in a proven area of Wabaunsee County. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a showing.

This 460 acre property is located in Section 25-14-12 of Wabaunsee County and offers a well balanced combination of grazing land, wildlife habitat, and recreational opportunity. The farm consists of native grass pasture and hay, making it well suited for livestock grazing or hay production while also supporting a strong wildlife presence. The boundary is perimeter fenced with barbed wire that is in good to excellent condition. Brush control has been implemented on the hilltops, improving grass health and usability, while still maintaining excellent cover and habitat along the drainages and lower elevations. These areas provide critical bedding, travel, and security cover for whitetail deer. Water is a standout feature with six ponds scattered throughout the acreage, providing reliable water sources for livestock and wildlife. Several of these ponds also offer quality fishing opportunities. In addition to the ponds, multiple active springs are present, along with a creek bottom that provides seasonal water and serves as a major wildlife travel corridor. Deer regularly utilize the creek bottom to move between blocks of cover, creating consistent hunting opportunities. The farm provides trophy whitetail deer habitat, with a combination of native grass, brushy drainages, and water sources that allow deer to remain on the property throughout the year. A tower blind and a large feeder are included with the sale, offering immediate hunting infrastructure for the new owner. In addition to deer hunting, the ponds attract waterfowl during the fall, providing additional recreational value. This tract offers flexibility for buyers looking for a working cattle operation, a recreational hunting property, or a combination of both. The layout, fencing, water distribution, and habitat management practices in place make this a functional and productive piece of land in a proven area of the Flint Hills. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a showing

This 119.9 acre property is located in the west half of Section 36-14-12 in Wabaunsee County, in an area well known for its productive farmland and consistent wildlife habitat. The south boundary of the property fronts K-31 Highway and well maintained Bradford road is along the western boundary, providing year-round access. The acreage is composed of a combination of tillable cropland, a small native grass pasture, and a wooded creek bottom. The cropland consists primarily of Class 3 soils and is currently under an active farm lease through October 31, 2027. This lease provides annual income, and additional details are available by contacting the listing agent. The balance of land types creates natural transitions and edge habitat that benefit both wildlife movement and hunting setups. The wooded creek bottom runs along the eastern edge of the property and is dissected by a creek entering from the west. Trail camera photos from the area demonstrate regular deer activity, consistent with what Wabaunsee County is known for across the Flint Hills region. The mix of timber, cropland, and grass also provides suitable habitat for bobwhite quail, particularly along field edges and transitional cover. Topography across the farm varies gently, offering several locations that could accommodate a future country home, subject to county approvals and utility availability. The paved highway frontage and layout may lend to potential build site opportunity. This property offers flexibility for buyers seeking hunting land, an agricultural investment, a future rural residence, or a combination of uses. The existing farm lease provides income while allowing recreational enjoyment, and the location offers a balance of privacy and accessibility. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a showing.

This turnkey whitetail farm is located west of Harveyville in an area known for tremendous genetics. From the Flint Hills native grass pasture, hardwoods along Dragoon creek, or an evening field edge hunt over a crop field, this farm has it all. Trees and brush have been cleared from the high points while leaving ample cover along drainages, creating perfect travel corridors to intercept cruising bucks. The entire acreage is contiguous with barbed wire fence perimeter and gated entrances adding extra security from trespassers. Sodbuster road has been closed preventing travel through the heart of the area. These attributes provide the atmosphere and security that deer and other wildlife seek which results in yearlong use. Four tower blinds overlook strategically placed large capacity Outback Wildlife Feeders, creating excellent ambush locations for any wind direction. The set ups are geared for the rifle hunter, but could be adjusted into bowhunting range. The south, west and eastern edge of the farm consists of larger timber creating additional tree stand opportunities for the bowhunter. Flowing creeks, springs, and ponds scattered throughout the farm provide water for wildlife even in the driest years. Beyond whitetail deer, this farm provides year round enjoyment and recreation including upland, small game and predator opportunities. Multiple ponds provide excellent fishing, and waterfowl potential through the fall. The ponds are removed from prime deer habitat creating opportunity for an early morning waterfowl hunt without affecting your evening deer pursuit. For the avid outdoorsman this is the perfect scenario! Several locations would be perfect to build a home or cabin to enjoy throughout the year. If you've been searching for your dream Kansas farm you won't want to miss this opportunity. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a private showing!