Clay Craft

117± Acres | Prime Tillable Farm & Build Site Opportunity – Pleasanton, KS Located just southwest of Pleasanton, Kansas, this exceptional 117± acre property offers a rare combination of productive farmland, build-site potential, and excellent access. With approximately 101± acres of tillable ground and 15± acres in grass, this tract is well-suited for both agricultural investment and future rural

Located just southwest of Pleasanton, Kansas, this exceptional 117 +/- acre property offers a rare combination of productive farmland, build site potential, and excellent access. With approximately 101 +/- acres of tillable ground and 15 +/- acres in grass, this tract is well-suited for both agricultural investment and future rural living.The property features north and south access, with

Located just south of Mapleton, Kansas, in northern Bourbon County, this 130 +/- acre property combines excellent hunting and farming potential. It features over 60 +/- acres of tillable ground. Currently, planted in beans and sits in a proven big deer neighborhood. This property is surrounded by large landowners and some that don't allow any hunting, for added seclusion and quality wildlife

Discover the perfect blend of open ground and natural beauty with this 23.62 +/- acre property located just minutes from Harrisonville, Missouri. Currently in row crop, this versatile tract offers a clean slate for your dream home, hobby farm, or future development.The land is predominantly tillable, providing a great opportunity for continued agricultural use or a smooth transition into

Discover the perfect blend of open ground and natural beauty with this 23.62 +/- acre property located just minutes from Harrisonville, Missouri. Currently in row crop, this versatile tract offers a clean slate for your dream home, hobby farm, or future development.The land is predominantly tillable, providing a great opportunity for continued agricultural use or a smooth transition into

This highly productive 193 +/- acre farm is located between Kincaid and Centerville in eastern Anderson County, Kansas, offering approximately 185 acres of prime tillable ground. The property features a small pond and a wet-weather creek, adding both functionality and natural appeal. Soil quality is outstanding — 72% of the farm consists of Class II soils (Aliceville silty clay loam, 1–3% slopes)