Nestled in the heart of the rolling Flint Hills of Kansas, sits one of the most history packed fifth generation farms just 9 miles south of Manhattan, Kansas that offers endless opportunities for world class recreation, cattle grazing income, tillable row crop, and one beautiful build location.
The 421 +/- acres breakdown into native Bluestem grazing pasture, 24 acres of expired CRP, and 14 acres of clean hay meadows. The grazing pasture has grown wooly pocketed areas throughout, providing prime coverage for wildlife. With the incredible elevation changes throughout, the landscape features deep draws lined with heavy, mature hardwoods. Massive burr oaks, black walnuts, hickory, cedars, and sycamores blanket the draws and hillsides. Deep Creek runs throughout the south side of the property with a northern tributary providing crystal clear, year-round running spring water. Several deep pool...
The 421 +/- acres breakdown into native Bluestem grazing pasture, 24 acres of expired CRP, and 14 acres of clean hay meadows. The grazing pasture has grown wooly pocketed areas throughout, providing prime coverage for wildlife. With the incredible elevation changes throughout, the landscape features deep draws lined with heavy, mature hardwoods. Massive burr oaks, black walnuts, hickory, cedars, and sycamores blanket the draws and hillsides. Deep Creek runs throughout the south side of the property with a northern tributary providing crystal clear, year-round running spring water. Several deep pool spots along the way provide perfect fishing holes or a place for a summer swim. Each time I drove through this property, I came across a new flowing spring. Even in these current dry conditions, water would never be an issue here! The expired CRP would make a perfect tillable row crop location, providing a location for year-round food sources to wildlife. The layout of the property also allow for prime stand locations for bow and rifle hunting.
From the first day on the farm to the last outing, there was wildlife galore. Several does bedded down on the west end of the CRP with another group hunkered down by the spring-fed pond, were bumped out. Then hearing the never ending chirps from the quail and seeing the turkey tracks in the mud alongside of the creek lets you know how alive the farm is. Over the history of the farm, limited hunting has been allowed on the property, allowing incredible genetics in the area to keep moving forward. Pair that with the seclusion and next to zero hunting pressure, and you will be able to grow, hold, and harvest world class whitetails.
With an ideal location 9 miles south of Manhattan, along Deep Creek Road just off of I-70, this honey hole holds the canvas for a perfect build location. Utilities are run along the road frontage for great accessibility. Sunrises and sunsets don't get any better than here. All mineral rights are intact and transfer to the buyer. With all this farm has in store, this once is a lifetime property is one to tour in person!
Property Features
-Located on Deep Creek Rd. 9 miles south of Manhattan, just off of I-70 and Highway 177
-421 +/- total acres
-Native Bluestem grass
-Heavy, mature timbered draws with burr oaks, black walnuts, hickory, and sycamore trees
-Hillside meadows with cedars and cover
-24 acres of expired CRP with a good clean stand
-14 acres of clean hay meadow
-Incredible elevation changes - over 300' throughout
-6+ flowing natural springs throughout with 2 spring tanks
-3-acre spring-fed pond
-Crystal clear Deep Creek runs throughout with deep pools along the way
-5-strand barbed wire perimeter fencing
-5th generation farm
-Extremely limited hunting on the property since 1947
-World class whitetail genetics in the area
-Quail coveys throughout
-Turkeys run the draws with perfect sycamore roosting trees
-Adjoins Kansas State University Charitable Real Estate Foundation, providing low pressure to property
-Utilities are available along Deep Creek Rd.
-Several prime build locations
-Soil types of Clime throughout the pasture acres and Ivan and Tully on the tillable ground
-Pasture is currently leased for 2021 grazing season stocking cow/calf
-Deep Creek Rd. is paved coming out of Manhattan, all but 2 miles from the property and just 2 miles off of I-70
-Hunting unit 9
-2020 taxes: $725.72
-All mineral rights are intact and transfer to the buyer
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Research Parcel InformationFrom I-70: Turn north at the Deep Creek Rd exit. Continue 2 miles and the property is on the west side of the road.
From Manhattan: Head south on Deep Creek Rd. for 9 miles to the property.
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