13609 SW 150th St.

Property facts

Price

$1

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

160 acres

County

Kingman County

Annual taxes (2025)

$445

MLS #

12001272

Description

The Northwest Quarter of Section Twenty Four (24), Township Thirty (30), Range Ten (10) West of the 6th P.M. in Kingman County, Kansas Located near Nashville in South Central Kansas, this 160± acre property offers a versatile combination of farmland, pasture, and country living. The mix of productive agricultural ground and open pasture makes it well suited for farming, livestock, or adding acreage to an existing operation. Located in Unit 16, the acreage is also well suited for all your recreational needs. There is a partially tree lined draw running North to South through the property and the tillable cropland would provide ideal areas for plots. The property also includes a homesite with an older home in need of repairs, providing the opportunity to live on the land while enjoying plenty of space and a rural setting. With farmland and pasture all in one property, there are several options for putting the acreage to use. Whether you're looking to expand your farming operation, run livestock, invest in land, or find a place in the country with acreage and a homesite already in place, this property offers a variety of possibilities near Nashville.

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