Courtesy: Midwest Land Group
913-674-8010
This 56 +/- acre tract is located in northwest Osage County, Kansas. The property is diverse with tillable fields, rolling hay meadows, and wooded draws for hunting! It has 22 +/- tillable acres actively in production, primarily made of silty clay soils with well-kept terraces, waterways, and field edges. There is also 5 +/- tillable acres currently seeded to roundup ready alfalfa. The remaining 29 +/- acres primarily consist of rolling native grass hillsides and a wet-weather creek lined with timber. The grassland is very clean with a great mix of warm and cool season grasses. Some areas are currently being hayed for additional income. The timber and wet weather creek provide great cover along with a natural travel corridor for wildlife. It is no surprise with the great balance of diversity that this property has, the whitetail deer history is incredible! The property includes a new Banks Outdoors The Stump 4 hunting blind. The property would also make a great building site as it is located on a well-maintained year-round gravel road with electricity, rural water, and a telephone line at the road. Mineral rights are intact and will be transferred to the buyer at closing. There is a cash rent oral year-to-year lease agreement in place on the hay and tillable acres. This property has a little bit of everything from rolling terrain, tillable income, native grass, mature timber, wet weather creek, and giant bucks!
Courtesy: Midwest Land Group
913-674-8010
This 39 +/- acre tract is located in northwest Osage County, Kansas. The property is full of diversity with creek-bottom tillable fields, rolling hay meadows, and wooded draws for hunting! It has 19 +/- tillable acres actively in production primarily made of silt loam soils with well-kept terraces, waterways, and field edges. The remaining 20 +/- acres consist of rolling native grass hillsides and a live creek lined with mature timber. The native grass is very clean with a great mix of little bluestem, big bluestem, and Indian grass. Some areas are currently being hayed for additional income. The timber has a good mix of elm, hackberry, cottonwood, hedge, and easter red cedar trees as well as a good amount of mature walnut trees. Switzler Creek winds throughout the middle of the property providing year-round water, and a natural travel corridor for wildlife. It is no surprise with the great balance of diversity that this property has, the whitetail deer history is incredible! The property also includes a new Banks Outdoors The Stump 4 hunting blind. The property would also make a great building site as it is located on a well-maintained year-round gravel road with electricity, rural water, and a telephone line at the road. A feasibility study has also been completed and approved for a new water meter installation. Mineral rights are intact and will be transferred to the buyer at closing. There is a cash rent oral year-to-year lease agreement in place on the tillable acres.
Courtesy: Midwest Land Group
913-674-8010
This 95 +/- acre tract is located in northwest Osage County, Kansas. The property is full of diversity with creek-bottom tillable fields, rolling hay meadows, and wooded draws for hunting! It has 47 +/- tillable acres actively in production primarily made of silty clay loam soils with well-kept terraces, waterways, and field edges. There are also 5 +/- tillable acres currently seeded to Roundup Ready Alfalfa. The remaining 43 +/- acres consist of rolling native grass hillsides and a live creek lined with mature timber. The native grass is very clean with a great mix of little bluestem, big bluestem, and Indian grass. Some areas are currently being hayed for additional income. The timber has a good mix of elm, hackberry, cottonwood, hedge, and easter red cedar trees as well as a good amount of mature walnut trees. Switzler Creek winds throughout the eastern part of the property providing year-round water, and a natural travel corridor for wildlife. There are also two small watering ponds on the west side of the property. It is no surprise with the great balance of diversity that this property has, the whitetail deer history is incredible! The property is being sold with two Banks Outdoors The Stump 4 Hunting Blinds, as well as, a 3,000 lb bulk gravity grain bin for feed storage. The property would also make a great building site as it is located on a well-maintained year-round gravel road with electricity, rural water, and a telephone line at the road.
This 95 +/- acre tract is located in northwest Osage County, Kansas. The property is full of diversity with creek-bottom tillable fields, rolling hay meadows, and wooded draws for hunting! It has 47 +/- tillable acres actively in production primarily made of silty clay loam soils with well-kept terraces, waterways, and field edges. There are also 5 +/- tillable acres currently seeded to Roundup Ready Alfalfa. The remaining 43 +/- acres consist of rolling native grass hillsides and a live creek lined with mature timber. The native grass is very clean with a great mix of little bluestem, big bluestem, and Indian grass. Some areas are currently being hayed for additional income. The timber has a good mix of elm, hackberry, cottonwood, hedge, and easter red cedar trees as well as a good amount of mature walnut trees. Switzler Creek winds throughout the eastern part of the property providing year-round water, and a natural travel corridor for wildlife.
Courtesy: Midwest Land Group
913-674-8010
Located just northwest of Burlingame, Kansas, 3 miles off of the Osage/Wabaunsee County line sits this exceptionally well maintained and stewarded property that boasts +/-315 acres total of pristine prairie grass and tillable alfalfa fields with ranch style residence, shop, implement shed and working facility. This turn-key property allows one to step in and start living while overlooking your herd. The Home was constructed in 1988 and offers 2,033 sq. ft of finished living space with full unfinished basement. Just to the west of the residence sits the 80’ x 40’ steel framed metal shop with overhead doors and full concrete. Just to the west of the shop sits the 28’ x 24’ steel framed implement storage shed with overhead door that leads to the west pens and feed bunks.In the +/-13 acres of tillable land to the west of the pens are currently seeded to 1st year alfalfa and had been planted to soybeans in past years. Head to the north into the +/-55 acres of native grass pasture that holds 2 watering ponds. To the east sits +/-37 acres of tillable upland ground with a current stand of alfalfa that has just received the first cutting of 2024. To the east across the native sits the other +/-29 acres of upland tillable acres that are too in alfalfa stand. The tillable acres are in fantastic condition just like the rest of the ground and are made up of Class II & Class III soil types of Aliceville and Kenoma.The native grass acres are made up of big bluestem, little bluestem, Indian.
Burlingame is located in Kansas. Burlingame, Kansas has a population of 885. Burlingame is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 25.79% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 32.56%.
The median household income in Burlingame, Kansas is $37,222. The median household income for the surrounding county is $54,186 compared to the national median of $57,652. The median age of people living in Burlingame is 36.1 years.
The average high temperature in July is 89 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 18.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 38.9 inches per year, with 10.5 inches of snow per year.
