If you've been looking for a large tract of Kansas pasture with good access and existing livestock infrastructure, this 234.77-acre property in Lincoln County deserves a closer look. Located approximately 7.5 miles east of Lincoln, the property falls southwest of the corner of Oak Drive and 280th Road and offers a straightforward setup for continued cattle grazing.

The property consists of approximately 220.95 acres of fenced pasture along with 13.82 acres of tillable ground. An operational windmill and livestock tank provide water for the pasture, while an approximately 6-acre pond adds another substantial water feature to the property. The all-weather access is another important feature for moving cattle and accessing the property throughout the year.

This is primarily a cattle property, with the majority of the acreage being fenced pasture. The combination of pasture, water, fencing, and existing livestock improvements makes this a practical tract for a buyer looking to add grazing acres to an existing operation or acquire a sizable piece of Lincoln County land.

There are also hunting opportunities on the property. The pasture and water provide habitat features that can be utilized by wildlife, and the size of the tract give a new owner recreational options in addition to its agricultural use.

With cattle prices on the rise, pastures like this are hard to come by, so reach out to the listing agent for more info.