391+/- Acre Cattle Pasture in Greenwood County, Ks.
New Listing! 391+/- Acre Cattle Pasture in Greenwood County, Ks.
Property Legal: S25, T25, R11E, W/2 and S26, T25, and R11E, E/2 SE/4
Driving Directions: From Eureka take U.S. 54 Highway east 6.5 miles. The property is on the north side of U.S. 54.
Property Description: Located in the heart of the Kansas Flint Hills, this 391 +/- acres of tallgrass pasture has all the necessary components, native and tame grasses, ample water, fenced, and excellent access from 54 highway with an access pull off for stocking and removing cattle. The pasture has four ponds and additional access from road 310 on the north. This is a great opportunity to expand your cattle operation before spring time!
Mineral Rights: What mineral rights owned by the seller shall transfer.
Taxes: $1,834.00
Key Features
Multiple Ponds
54 HWY Access
Fenced
Native and Tame Grasses
7 Miles East of Eureka
Hour and 10 Minutes From Wich...
Hour and 10 Minutes From Wichita
Cattle pass under Hwy 54 connecting to listed 450 acres listed on south side
For more information or to schedule a showing call Dan Melson at (785) 979-3402
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About Dan Melson
Dan Melson, from Pratt, Kansas, grew up hunting and fishing in south central Kansas. When not chasing his passion of upland bird hunting in the sandhills, Dan worked in the agriculture industry during high school and college. After college, Dan had a career in conservation which included serving as a Wildlife Biologist Technician in Dodge City where he was assigned to the NRCS office and worked with landowners to improve wildlife habitat with the CRP and WRP programs. This was followed by 23 years as a Kansas Game Warden serving in southeast, western, and northeast Kansas. As a land agent, Dans unique statewide knowledge of Kansas agriculture and wildlife resources has contributed greatly to success for clients across the state of Kansas. Dan currently resides in northeast Kansas with his wife Danelle and their son Brooks.
