Sean Thomas

This charming country home on 19+/- acres is ready for new ownership. The home originally built in 1972 has been well kept and mostly renovated. Boasting over 2,300 sqft, 3 bedrooms a bonus room and 2 baths this home is spacious enough for a growing family but easy to keep up with. Upstairs you can’t miss the huge updated kitchen with granite countertops, center island cooktop with vent hood,

Just south of 50 Highway between Plevna & Abbyville is 156+/- acres of fertile cropland. Finding a tract like this that lays nicely and has zero waste acres is hard to come by.The farm has a history of growing excellent yields of corn, wheat and milo in rotation. Currently planted to wheat, the new owner will take full possession following the harvest of the 2026 wheat crop in early summer.

Pretty Prairie Wildlife Sanctuary & Buildsite -Mature Timber -Excellent Deer Hunting -Turkey & Quail -Paved Road Frontage -Maintained Trail System -Income Producing Cropland -Premier Build Site -Available Electricity -Tall Grass, Bedding Cover -Creek Crossings -6 Miles to US 54 HWY -30 Minutes to Wichita -1 mile to Pretty Prairie -USD 311 Schools Just South of the charming town of Pretty Prairie

Located just outside of the City of McPherson is 60+/- acres of productive cropland. This farm is entirely tillable comprised of Class II Silty Clay Loam with a weighted average NCCPI of 55. The farm has a history of raising corn, soybeans and winter wheat. This is a manageable sized addition to your farm operation with likely accounting benefits from excess soil fertility. The field is currently

To be surveyed. In Southeast Kingman County is 12+/- Acres of rustic living quarters and outbuildings. The rolling hills of tall native grass, cottonwood groves and cedar thickets make for never-ending grazing potential and wildlife habitat. To be surveyed from a larger tract and offered in various sizes. There is multiple drilled wells for adequate water supply to the farmyard. This perfect

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

Along the Oklahoma border is 101 +/- acres available for new ownership. The parcel is a mixture of expired CRP, pasture, and some pockets of timber. There were 72.86 acres enrolled in CRP grass that expired September 30th, 2025. The payment per acre was $47.30 for an annual contract payment of $3,446. On the west side of the property, there is approximately 22 acres enclosed pasture. This site

This border-to-border hunting habitat has 80 +/- acres for the discerning sportsman. This tract is located just north of Hutchinson in a region known for growing trophy whitetail. The land is characterized by mature timber and lush native grasses. It is about 80% covered in trees with some openings for hunt setups and food plots. There is a small pond in the center of the tract that supplies

Located just outside of Canton, is 65 +/- acres ready for new ownership. This property consists of two separate parcels, one measuring about 61 +/- acres and another 4 +/- acre tract. These have different parcel identification numbers but will be sold together. Currently planted to wheat, the land also has a history of producing high-yielding soybeans. There are 63 +/- acres in active production.