Located just northwest of Eureka in Greenwood County, Kansas, this 86.8± acre property offers a combination of recreational opportunities, agricultural potential, and a recently constructed residence. The property features a diverse landscape that includes mature timber, creek frontage, open acreage, and approximately 40 acres of tillable ground, creating a versatile setup for a variety of uses.

The southern portion of the property is defined by thick timber and the West Branch Fall River, which flows through the property and provides a reliable water source for wildlife. The creek corridor, combined with established timber cover, creates habitat that supports deer and turkey populations throughout the area. The secluded nature of the southern end of the tract offers opportunities for hunting away from the road and neighboring activity.

A large established food plot has already been implemented on the property and is complemented by a Redneck blind and feeders that will remain with the property. The combination of food, water, and cover helps create an attractive environment for wildlife while providing an existing setup for future hunting use.

In addition to the recreational features, approximately 40 acres of tillable ground are currently idle and may provide opportunities for farming, wildlife food production, or other land management practices. The mix of open acreage and timbered habitat contributes to the overall diversity of the property.

Fishing opportunities can be found along the West Branch Fall River, where anglers may encounter species such as largemouth bass, catfish, and gar. The creek adds both recreational value and natural character to the landscape while serving as an important wildlife travel corridor.

Situated near the road on the north side of the property is a metal home constructed in 2023. The residence offers approximately 1,200 square feet of living space with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an open-concept floor plan. The home comes furnished with the contents currently in place, including appliances, allowing a new owner to begin using the property immediately.

A unique feature of the home is the chandelier located in the living area, which incorporates an authentic Civil War-era wagon wheel. This distinctive piece adds character to the interior while complementing the home's functional layout.

The property's location provides convenient access to Eureka and other area communities while maintaining the privacy and rural setting that many landowners seek. Whether your interests include hunting, fishing, farming, recreation, or enjoying a rural residence with acreage, this Greenwood County property offers a combination of improvements and natural features in one package.

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