Homes for Sale near Fairfield Schools

Located just off Pretty Prairie Rd, 3 miles west of Langdon Rd, this 160-acre tract offers the perfect mix of recreation, income, and homestead potential. Situated in the Silver Creek areaknown for strong deer genetics and consistent crop productionthis property is turnkey for hunting, farming, and long-term investment.Land Features:Approx. 103 acres in tillable ground,

Cody Ross Outdoor Advantage Real Estate

Hunting property For Sale by Owner also would make excellent pasture 240 Acres all contingent with perimeter fence and 2 water wells on property. Located north of Langdon KS. 3500 an acre . Lots of trees and cover for wildlife habitat. Deer and Turkey galore on trail cam photos! Paved road frontage with overhead utilities . Call for details 620-727-5415

Nelson Schrock

In Southwest Reno County near the town of Langdon is 154+/- acres of wooly pasture. This would make the ideal investment for a hunter looking for some grazing lease income or vice versa, a cattleman looking for extra space for mamma cows with a side of hunting lease income. There is a drilled water well and a dug pond that reliably holds water on opposite ends of the property. Fencing is in

Sean Thomas Midwest Land Group, LLC

Located on the north side of paved West Parallel Road, at the intersection of Bone Springs Road, is this beautiful rolling quarter of CRP grasses with multiple pockets of mature timber scattered across the property. Approximately 130 of the 155 +/- acres are enrolled in 3 different CRP programs and planted with a wide variety of native grasses, flowers, and legumes, providing food and cover for

Terry DeShon Midwest Land Group

This 89.9 +/- acre property in Pratt County, Kansas, located just northwest of Turon on the Pratt, Reno, and Stafford County lines, offers an excellent blend of income, wildlife habitat, and future land-use potential. The farm is currently enrolled in the CRP program, which expires in October 2026 and produces approximately $4,000 annually if the buyer chooses to re-enroll in the future.Along

Trevor Stoll Midwest Land Group