Located in Smith County, Kansas, this 313.5± acre farm presents an exceptional opportunity to own a highly diversified property that blends productive agricultural land, established conservation practices, quality improvements, and outstanding recreational opportunities. Under the same ownership for approximately 17 years, the property has been carefully managed with an emphasis on agricultural productivity, soil conservation, and wildlife habitat enhancement, creating a well-rounded investment suitable for farming, hunting, recreation, or rural living.

The farm includes approximately 211± acres of productive tillable farmland, supported by a strong agricultural foundation and complemented by approximately 61.4± acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). The balance of the acreage consists of the farmstead, grassland, waterways, and exceptional wildlife habitat. The combination of productive cropland and conservation acreage offers both agricultural income potential and long-term habitat benefits.

The residence is a 1½-story slab home featuring four bedrooms and one bathroom, providing comfortable accommodations for full-time living or seasonal use. The home also includes a finished lower-level recreational area commonly referred to as a man cave, offering additional gathering space for family and friends after a day in the field. Updated utilities contribute to the home's functionality and long-term usability.

An additional detached one-bedroom, one-bath living quarters provides flexible space for guests, extended family, or farm help. This separate living area adds versatility for a variety of ownership needs.

The farmstead is exceptionally well-equipped with improvements designed to support agricultural operations. Two large quonset buildings, measuring approximately 46 feet by 108 feet and 40 feet by 100 feet, provide substantial storage for machinery, equipment, livestock needs, or workshop space. Additional garages, storage buildings, and grain bins further enhance the property's operational capabilities, making it well suited for an active farming operation or landowner seeking extensive infrastructure.

Recreational opportunities are equally impressive. Wide creek bottoms, mature trees, and rolling topography create diverse habitat and natural travel corridors that attract and hold wildlife throughout the year. The current owner has further enhanced habitat by establishing wide CRP buffer strips around much of the tillable acreage. These buffers reduce erosion, improve soil conservation, and provide valuable nesting cover and security habitat for upland birds and other wildlife.

The combination of CRP acreage, grassed waterways, mature timber, and creek corridors creates excellent habitat diversity across the property. During the property inspection, whitetail deer, wild turkey, and pheasant were all observed actively utilizing the farm, reflecting the quality of the existing habitat and long-term management practices. Whether pursuing Kansas whitetails during the fall, enjoying spring turkey season, or upland bird hunting, this property offers exceptional recreational opportunities in addition to its agricultural value.

Beyond recreation, this farm presents a rare opportunity to own a property that supports multiple uses. The productive cropland provides ongoing agricultural income potential, and long-term farm tenants are currently in place, offering operational continuity and immediate income potential for the next owner. The established improvements and multiple living quarters create flexibility for owner occupancy, farm operations, or accommodating guests and employees. The thoughtful balance of production agriculture, conservation, infrastructure, and wildlife habitat makes this a property capable of serving a wide variety of ownership goals.

Whether you are searching for a productive Kansas farm, a hunting property with exceptional habitat, or a diversified rural investment with quality improvements already in place, this Smith County property deserves serious consideration. Buyers are encouraged to verify acreage, CRP enrollment, zoning, utility availability, and all other property details to ensure the property meets their intended objectives.