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HARPER

C OU N T Y, K A N S A S

550 ± A CRES

550 ± ACR E S | HARPER C O ., KANSA S PRIME RECREATIONAL PROPERTY

The west parcel features a diverse landscape with thick pockets of timber, scattered tree cover, and an abundance of native grass. This combination creates natural bedding areas and travel corridors for wildlife. Established food plots are already in place and are complemented by tower blinds and feeders that will transfer with the property. A well-maintained trail system provides access throughout the parcel, allowing for efficient travel to hunting locations and other key areas.

Water resources on the west parcel include a constructed pond supported by a solar well, helping maintain a consistent water source. In addition, there are smaller pockets of water and a creek that contribute to the overall habitat diversity. These features support wildlife activity and offer year round water availability.

The east parcel consists of approximately 100 acres of tillable ground along with around 80 acres of pasture. The remaining acreage includes timbered areas and a creek that runs through the property. This parcel also contains a previously established food plot location and an additional tower blind. The mix of tillable land and pasture provides flexibility for agricultural use, grazing, or continued wildlife habitat management.

The property supports strong populations of deer and turkey, with excellent habitat conditions that are rare for Harper County. The combination of cover, food sources, and water creates a setting that supports consistent hunting year after year.

Access is a notable feature, with approximately one half mile of highway frontage. This allows for reliable entry in a variety of weather conditions while the interior of the property maintains a sense of seclusion due to its size and layout.

This property is a true gem for the recreational buyer that includes a great mix of recreation, hunting, grazing potential, and crop production. The existing improvements and habitat features allow for immediate use while also offering opportunities for further management based on the next owner's goals.

• Approximately 100 acres tillable and 80 acres pasture

• Tillable leased on a per acre basis at $40/acre

• Thick timber, native grass, and established food plots

• Pond with solar well, creek, and additional water sources

• Trail system providing access throughout the property

• 3 Tower blinds and 2 feeders included

• Approximately half mile of highway frontage

• Strong populations of deer and turkey

• Trophy deer potential with remarkable habitat to hold and grow deer

• Any seller owned mineral rights will transfer to the buyer

• 2025 Taxes were $1,275.90

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