The farm features 3 ponds and fencing around the entire perimeter. Soil types include both Class III and Class IV soils, mostly comprised of Burchard Shelby and Grundy silty clay loam. Internal fencing allows for rotating cows between different portions of the property. There are some larger trees on the northern end that will allow for shade during the warm summer months, along with cedars that provide a wind break during the winter. Some clean-up would overhaul the landscape and make this a beautiful cattle farm in a very scenic spot. An electrical transmission line also cuts across a portion of the farm.

Atchison County is well-known for its phenomenal deer and turkey hunting. With some brush and woody cover starting to develop in certain areas, one could easily transform this piece into a great recreational tract. Seclusion and privacy can most certainly be found, with Kiowa Road being a dead-end road. The open ridges could easily be used for green or grain food plots. The creek along the north edge is sure to be an ideal spot for movement during the rut.

With some sweat equity, a new owner put their own touch on this tract, benefiting from a great location and makeup. If you have more questions or want to schedule a showing, reach out to Drew Yarkosky at (816) 599-3647.

Property Features

-119 +/- total acres

-3 ponds

-Perimeter fencing

-Burchard Shelby and Grundy silty clay loam

-Great region for deer and turkey hunting

-Dead-end road privacy

-Internal fencing for cattle rotation

-2.5 miles to Nortonville, KS

-18 miles to Atchison, KS

-2023 taxes: $566.42