This 118.5 +/- acre property offers an outstanding combination of productive farmland, excellent wildlife habitat, and recreational opportunity in the heart of Osage County, Kansas. In addition to the row crop and recreational acreage, the southwest portion of the property features productive hay ground that has been consistently fertilized and sprayed, keeping it clean and productive year after year. This area also offers outstanding development potential. With blacktop road frontage and rural water and electricity available at the road, it provides an ideal location to build a home, or weekend getaway without the inconvenience of gravel roads. The layout also presents the possibility of dividing the southwest portion into multiple buildable lots, creating additional investment or resale opportunities. Approximately 50 +/- acres of productive tillable ground, currently planted in corn, have been well maintained through years of responsible management by the owner and tenant farmer. The current local tenant has done an excellent job caring for the farm and would welcome the opportunity to continue farming beyond the 2026 crop year, providing a smooth transition for a new owner. For the outdoorsman, this farm offers exceptional hunting potential. The diverse mix of productive cropland, overgrown native pasture, quality cover, and a pond creates outstanding habitat for a variety of Kansas wildlife. The bucks running around in daylight on this property is amazing. The pond serves as a reliable year-round water source, while the surrounding native grasses and thick cover provide ideal bedding and travel corridors for mature bucks. Trail cameras have consistently captured impressive deer activity, and the property's natural layout makes it an excellent setup for both archery and firearm hunting. The farm is also right in the heart of some awesome Kansas fisheries such as Pomona, Melvern, and John Redmond. There is another 119+- Acres to the North available/
If you've been searching for a Kansas farm with the ingredients to consistently produce mature whitetails, this 119.2 +/- acre Osage County property deserves your attention. A winding creek creates a natural travel corridor, connecting thick native bedding cover with productive crop fields that provide a dependable food source throughout the season. The layout naturally funnels deer movement, offering multiple stand locations for predictable buck travel. Trail cameras have captured quality velvet bucks, demonstrating the caliber of deer using the farm. The habitat offers everything serious hunters look for—secure bedding cover, abundant food, reliable water, and the seclusion mature bucks need to reach older age classes. Whether you're hunting early season, the Kansas rut, or late season, this farm is set up to hunt effectively. You will quickly see there are perfect spots along the timber that are set up naturally awaiting a food plot and your favorite blind. Wildlife doesn't stop with trophy whitetails. I have personally seen turkey and coveys of quail while out on the property. Approximately 80 +/- acres of quality tillable ground provide dependable annual income while supporting the deer herd through a productive corn and soybean rotation. The tillable acreage has been well maintained through years of thoughtful management by the owner and current tenant farmer. The tenant has expressed interest in continuing beyond the 2026 crop year, providing a smooth transition and immediate income for the next owner. Whether you're looking for a trophy whitetail farm, a weekend hunting retreat, or an investment property that pays while you hunt, this Osage County farm offers an outstanding combination of proven habitat, recreational opportunity, and dependable farm income. There is another 118+- Acres to the South Available.
This 237 +/- acre property offers an outstanding combination of productive farmland, quality wildlife habitat, and long-term investment potential in the heart of east central Kansas. Approximately 130 +/- acres of highly productive tillable ground have been meticulously maintained and improved through the owner's and tenant farmer's continued investment in fertility, soil health, and overall management. The farm is currently planted in a corn and soybean rotation and presents exceptionally well. In addition to the row crop acres, the southwest corner features productive hay ground that has been consistently fertilized and sprayed, keeping it clean and productive year after year. This area would also be a prime build location for 1 or more lots, considering it has blacktop road frontage, is cleared for multiple water meters, and has power along the road. For the outdoorsman, this farm is nothing short of exceptional. The diverse habitat creates ideal conditions for a wide variety of Kansas wildlife. Healthy populations of whitetail deer, turkey, and quail. Multiple coveys of quail have been observed on the farm, a testament to the quality habitat. The property's layout provides two distinctly different hunting experiences. The north side features productive tillable fields mixed with thick cover and a winding creek corridor that naturally funnels deer movement. The south side offers a combination of tillable acreage, overgrown native pasture, and a pond that provides excellent water and habitat capable of producing mature Kansas bucks. With a few strategically placed late-season food plots, this farm has the potential to become one of the premier hunting properties in the area while continuing to generate reliable farm income. For the fisherman, this farm sits right in the middle of two of the best fisheries in Kansas, Pomona Lake and Melvern Lake, with John Redmond Reservoir not far away either.
Located in the rolling hills of southeast Osage County, this 180.88-acre tract offers an outstanding combination of income, recreation, and future potential. With a mix of CRP grasslands, native pasture, timbered draws, and wildlife habitat, this property is well-suited for hunters, investors, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The farm currently features 89.38 acres enrolled in CRP through September 2030, providing annual income while creating excellent bedding cover and habitat for deer, turkey, and other wildlife. The remaining acreage consists of native grass, pasture, and wooded cover, offering additional grazing opportunities and year-round recreational enjoyment. The property's diverse terrain creates natural travel corridors and secluded pockets that wildlife thrive in. Timber-lined draws and grass-filled valleys provide the ingredients needed to hold and attract mature whitetails while also supporting strong turkey populations. In addition to its recreational appeal, the farm offers long-term flexibility. With over 100 FSA tillable acres, buyers have the option to continue enjoying the income-producing CRP program or explore future agricultural opportunities when contracts expire. Whether you're looking for a hunting property with income, a weekend retreat, or a long-term land investment, this Osage County farm delivers a rare combination of beauty, wildlife, and earning potential. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a showing!
This 68 +/- acre tract is located in western Franklin County, just outside of Quenemo, Kansas. The property features 57 +/- cropland acres currently in active production, primarily consisting of Kenoma silt loam and Aliceville silty clay loam soils. The tillable acres have 1–8% slopes with well-maintained terraces, waterways, and clean field edges, and carry an overall weighted NCCPI of 60. The farm includes 57 +/- DCP crop base acres with an ARC County crop election. The remaining 11 +/- acres consist of a tame grass waterway, wooded draws, and thickets surrounding a picturesque watering and fishing pond. This diverse habitat, combined with abundant food and water sources, provides excellent whitetail deer and upland bird hunting opportunities. The property is easily accessible via well-maintained, year-round gravel roads, with electricity available at the road. Mineral rights are intact and will transfer to the buyer at closing. There are no active leases or tenant rights currently in place. Productive tillable farms in this area rarely come available - don’t miss this opportunity.
15 acres of open opportunity, this raw land offers the perfect canvas for your dream home or grazing pasture for livestock. Photos outlined are an estimate survey is in the disclosures. Address is estimated until county assigns a new address.
One acre m/l treed parcel near the railroad in the city limits of Quenemo. Please check with City of Quenemo for accessibility and utility questions, appears to be landlocked.
Selling 2 parcels for one price, or make an offer on one. The S. 3rd St. parcel is 1 acre m/l. The E. Vine St. one is .5 acres m/l. Please check with City of Quenemo and Osage County zoning for accessibility and utility questions.
This almost acre and a half parcel lies within the city limits. This is one of 2 parcels for sale. This parcel lies on the West side along highway 68. A utility's easement runs down the middle between the 2 parcels. Currently zoned Ag but the potential commercial and residential possibilities abound. 2025 crops stay with seller and tenant or addressed in contract. Approx. populations - Quenemo 287 , Agency Township 504 , Osage County 15,824 and nearby Franklin County is 26,125.
This over an acre and a half parcel lies in the city limits. This is one out of two parcels for sale. This one lies on the east side along 4th St. A Utility's easement runs down the middle between the 2 parcels. Currently zoned Ag but the potential commercial and residential possibilities abound! 2025 Crop goes to seller / tenant.
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Quenemo is located in Kansas. Quenemo, Kansas has a population of 387. Quenemo is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 27.18% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.66%.
The median household income in Quenemo, Kansas is $43,750. The median household income for the surrounding county is $61,702 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Quenemo is 36 years.
The average high temperature in July is 88.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 19.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 39.4 inches per year, with 10.3 inches of snow per year.