Land & Home Lots for Sale in 67344

This expansive 231 +/- acre tract is located in Chautauqua County just northeast of Sedan, Kansas. The land is easily accessible by well-maintained county roads, but still very private. Chautauqua County is no secret among serious hunters: its wooded ridges, fertile fields, and secluded water sources create the ideal environment for growing and holding mature bucks. This property boasts a proven

Ben Jacks

Located in Chautauqua County, Kansas, just outside of Sedan, this property is nothing short of a paradise. The diverse habitats and well-managed land have created ideal conditions for a thriving deer population. Towering oaks and hickories provide a bounty of acorns in the fall, drawing whitetail deer from miles around. Fields of native grasses and brush offer cover and bedding areas, while the

Ben Jacks

Nestled in the rolling, wooded hills of southeast Kansas, this exceptional 160 +/-acre property in Chautauqua County presents a rare opportunity for avid deer hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. Renowned for its thriving wildlife populations and picturesque landscapes, Chautauqua County is a hidden gem for those seeking the perfect balance of adventure, serenity, and investment potential. Whether

Ben Jacks

If you're looking for a private getaway, future homesite, or multi-use property with excellent hunting and agricultural value, this 80+/- acre tract checks all the boxes. Located on what is commonly referred to as County Line Road, this property sits as far west as you can go in Montgomery County, bordering Chautauqua County. It offers peace, privacy, and plenty of room to enjoy the outdoors. The

Jake Kolb L2 Realty, Inc

This 160-acre Montgomery County farm offers everything serious hunters look for: year-round water, dense bedding cover, natural funnels, and ag food sources nearby. Located just outside Sycamore, this former working farm has transitioned into a thriving wildlife haven.Trophy whitetail potential with ideal layout: crops to the north, bedding and creek in centerTwo

Andrew Kattenberg