The Drinkwater & Schriver Flour Mill has been a historic Landmark of Chase County for years. Nestled along the Cottonwood River in Cedar Point, KS, this 2.6-acre property is packed full of history, charm and character. Originally built in 1875, the grist mill served the local and regional area for around 100 years. The mill is constructed out of beautiful limestone and in 2015, restoration was

Chuck Maggard Griffin Real Estate & Auction Service

0 NE 130th St, Cassoday, KS 66842156.5+/- acres Highly Productive Ground 110 acres crop ground 32 acres recreational timbered waterways 15 acres native grass hay meadow 3 acres homesiteExcellent productivity with Class I & II Norge & Verdigris silt loam soils. Diverse mix of land provides incredible habitat for wildlife: whitetail deer, turkey, prairie chicken,

Kellie Nesmith SunGroup Real Estate

Native tallgrass prairie in the Flint Hills: This quarter section has excellent fencing, a cleaned out pond and a water well with a windmill pump. This is a property for cattlemen. It has hardly any trees and only a very small area of exposed limestone rock. There is road frontage on two sides with good gravel roads on each. This is well maintained, bluestem pasture that is located approximately

Dean Goodell Great Plains Land Company