Andy Unruh

This 160 +/- parcel provides the rare opportunity to own a Barton County farm with exceptional potential for farming, windmills, and recreational income. The farm has both Class 2 & 3 soils, with a majority being Parson silt loam, Barden silt loam, and Summit silty clay loam. The multiple waterways and over 13,000 feet of tile work done in 2020 to ensures better drainage and provides the option

This quiet 39 +/- acre tract sits on the eastern edge of thousands of acres of farm ground. The hickory nut, oak, and sycamore trees make it an ideal bedding and travel area for deer and turkey moving to and from the neighboring crop fields. A babbling rock bottom wet-weather creek creates a natural funnel for wildlife and is the perfect location for multiple options of homesites tucked quietly

This beautiful 39 +/- acre tract sits on the eastern edge of over 8,000 acres of prime crop ground and grass pastures making it a hunter, homesteader, or homebuilder's dream.?On the southwest side, nestled in by a perimeter of cedar and oak trees, lies a lush 16 +/- acre hay field. This is the perfect spot for a south-facing home with big windows and a large deck to enjoy the view while watching

Quietly tucked away at the end of a county road is this 96 +/- acre hunter or homesteader's dream come true. A sizable 2-story barndominium is nestled against mature oaks and boasts nearly 4,000 square feet of living space, making it the ideal hunting lodge or home for the family looking for a quiet life away from the big city. Several outbuildings provide cover for lawnmowers, tractors, and even

This beautiful 78 +/- acres sits on the eastern edge of over 8,000 acres of prime crop ground and grass pastures making it a hunter, homesteader or homebuilders dream. The southwest corner, nestled in by a perimeter of trees, lies a lush 16 +/- acre hay field. This is the perfect spot for a south-facing home with big windows and a large deck. This field boasts a mix of native grass and fescue