Comanche County KS Land & Home Lots for Sale

Online Only at Auction Date: 8/20/26 Bidding Ends: 3:00 PM CTAuction Held: Online OnlyEntire Farm Description:Bid on three exceptional Kansas hunting properties at auction, including 560 acres of premier recreational land in Comanche and Barber Counties, plus a turnkey hunting lodge in Wilmore, KS. Trophy whitetail, elk, turkey, quail, food plots, blinds, feeders, cropland, and proven hunting

Adam Hann Whitetail Properties Real Estate

Located just south of Coldwater, this 321.3 +/- acres of grassland provides recreational or grazing opportunities. The parcel is accessible via county roads and offers a mix of terrain that includes grassland, scattered trees, and natural drainages. The land is largely open grass with a few scattered trees, making it suitable for multiple land uses, including agriculture, recreation, livestock,

Tom Mcfarlane Whitetail Properties Real Estate

624 +/- Acres of Tillable, Pasture, and Great Hunting Land in Comanche County, Kansas.Driving Directions: From Coldwater, Kansas head 8 miles east on HWY 160. The property is on the south side of HWY 160.Legal Description: All of S9-T32S-R17W. Taxes: $1,766.12Property Description: Located in the heart of unit 16 in Comanche County, Kansas this ranch is a perfect

Nathan Leeper Red Cedar Land Co.

619+/- ACRES OF HUNTING, PASTURE, & CRP IN COMANCHE COUNTY, KS. Property Description: Located just north of Coldwater, Kansas in the heart of Comanche County is this excellent mix of native grass pasture, CRP, and great a hunting tract in Unit 16. The pasture hasn't been grazed in a few years and is lush from the current rainfall. There are 3 access roads surrounding the ranch with

Nathan Leeper Red Cedar Land Co.

Located in the far southeastern corner of the legendary Comanche County, Kansas, lies a 481.7 +/- acre hunting farm that captures the untamed spirit of the American frontier. This is a place where history still echoes through the rugged landscape--a region once traveled by Native American tribes, massive buffalo herds, and infamous outlaws who disappeared into the deep canyons beyond the reach of

Tyler Heil Midwest Land Group