Moran KS Real Estate & Homes for Sale

Great multi-purpose farm with 77 acres m/l of livestock pasture, ponds, mature trees to provide shade and cover for wildlife, and rural water and electric lines adjacent to this farm. Utilities could be extended to this farm for your future building site. Perimeter fence on east, west and south. No fence on north. Pipe corner posts have been set on survey line on north end if buyer wants to build fence. Near Bourbon-Allen Lake for ease of recreation. Surrounding farms provide row-crop that will attract trophy deer and other wildlife. Neighbor improved living area has address of 273 Ivory Rd., Moran, KS. This can be used for GPS Navigation purposes only. That old home site IS NOT part of this transaction or sale. Farm has road frontage on 30th St. and on Ivory Rd.

Perfect Small Tract! If you are looking for an affordable blank canvas that you can turn into a hunting haven, then look no further! This 50 lies in a big buck proven neighborhood, and already boasts a great pond and a draw full of warm season grasses and cedars providing both bedding cover and a travel corridor. There are 20 acres on the east side of the property bordering the county road that have been cut for hay, but as you can see on the aerial the terraces tell you it was once row crop. The soils are good, and you can turn those acres into food whether you put them back into production or just plant a 20-acre food plot! This would also be a great small parcel to build a cabin or lodge on and still have some hunting out your back door. Just 2.5 miles north of 54 on a well-maintained gravel road, this parcel gives you both privacy and easy access. Speaking of access, the county road runs along the east edge of the farm giving you prime access for westerly winds to sneak into a stand in one of the many mature trees that line the creek bottom running through the middle of the property. I get calls all the time for small tracts that are affordable and can be turned into prime hunting opportunities with a little work in southeast Kansas. Don t let the aerial fool you on this one, it won t last long!