$896,713

This 156 +/- acre property is located in southwest Jackson County near Emmett, Kansas, and offers an outstanding combination of diverse habitat, income-producing CRP, water, agricultural ground, and exceptional recreational opportunities. The property consists of 83 +/- acres of cropland, 68 +/- acres of native grass and timber, and 5 +/- acres associated with the watershed lake. Currently, 71 +/- acres are enrolled in CRP, generating $6,419.00 in annual income. The soils primarily consist of Martin silty clay loam and Kennebec silt loam, with an NCCPI overall weighted average of 61. The cropland acres feature well-maintained terraces, waterways, and field edges, with 3–8% slopes. The property offers exceptionally diverse habitat, featuring mature timbered draws, thick cover, and warm-season native grasses. Illinois Creek winds throughout the property, providing an additional water source and enhancing the property's wildlife habitat. Numerous established trails provide excellent access throughout the tract, while two large wildlife food plots provide valuable supplemental food sources. The property offers excellent opportunities for whitetail deer, turkey, upland birds, and waterfowl hunting and is located in Kansas Deer Management Unit 9. One of the property's major recreational features is the 20 +/- acre adjoining watershed lake, offering excellent fishing and waterfowl hunting opportunities. The property also includes a Redneck Blinds Buck Palace 6' x 6' blind positioned on a 15' stand, an Outback Wildlife 2,000-lb. Gravity Protein Feeder, and an Outback Wildlife 1,000-lb. Corn Feeder. Nearly 70 +/- feet of elevation change across the property creates numerous ideal building sites while providing beautiful views and varied terrain. Access is convenient with a well-maintained, year-round gravel road along the north boundary and a low-maintenance dirt road along the east boundary. Electricity and a rural water line are at the road. Mineral rights are intact and will transfer to the Buyer at closing. There are no active farm leases or tenant rights currently in place. This property is ready to hunt this fall and is a must-see to truly appreciate the diversity, recreational opportunities, varied terrain, and incredible views it has to offer. Showings are by appointment only, and a licensed real estate agent must be present.