The property’s hunting history is strong with a proven record of trail camera and harvest photos. Two enclosed tower blinds, a Banks and a Shadow Hunter, can be found in the foodplots in addition to two 1,000 lb Outback feeders. The previous owner has consistently supplemented the local deer, turkey, and quail with corn feeders year-round, which, coupled with a lack of intrusion, creates a fantastic recipe for low-pressure wildlife. This is a farm that has been managed with intention, creating an ideal setup for a bow or rifle hunter. In addition to the box blinds, multiple bow stands can be found around the property. I was really impressed with the amount of quail and dove on the property as well. With a low travel minimum maintenance road on the west side and a trail system throughout, accessing the different stand locations on this farm is second to none.

The cabin can be found on the south end of the property, sitting amongst the remains of the old limestone home and buildings of one of the original settlers of Westmoreland. The covered front porch faces south and provides a panoramic view of pasture ground to the south that is out of this world. The 2016-built cabin is 800 square feet and consists of 1 bedroom, a sizable bathroom, an open kitchen and living space, and a mud/laundry room. It comes fully furnished with all appliances, a washer, and a dryer. A rural water meter is in place along with electrical, and a county-approved septic system was installed at the time of construction. A recently installed 6-person storm shelter adds a layer of safety during severe weather. Additional buildings include a detached single-car garage and a three-sided equipment shed, both ideal for storing the full suite of land management tools that convey with the sale - Land Pride rotary tiller, brush hog, box blade, cultipacker, fertilizer spreader, a 3,000 lb King Ag corn trailer, and a Club Car buggy. Completely turn-key hunting tracts with high-quality accommodations are a scarcity in this market, and with the ability to secure a non-resident landowner tag every year, this is not one to overlook. Restaurants and additional activities are prevalent in the area, with Manhattan and Wamego both just a short drive away. The farm is 17 minutes from Wamego, 35 minutes from Manhattan, and 55 minutes from Topeka. For maps, disclosures, or to schedule a showing, call Joey Purpura at (785) 831-3045.

Property Features

-81.5 +/- acres

-Just south of Westmoreland

-Cedars, native grass, vein of hardwood timber

-South and west road frontage providing great access

-Extensive trail system

-Deer and turkey numbers, strong with a great trail camera and harvest history

-Multiple bow stands, 2 enclosed blinds, and 2 Outback 1,000 lb feeders

-Year-round spring providing water during times of drought

-2016-built cabin - 1 bed, 1 bath, open living/kitchen, and mud/laundry room

-Detached garage with Club Car buggy and deer winch

-Open-sided shed for equipment storage

-Land Pride rotary tiller, brush hog, box blade, cultipacker, fertilizer spreader, and a 3,000 lb King Ag corn trailer

-Cabin has rural water, electricity, and a septic system

-Section 10, Township 8, Range 9

-Rock Creek School District

-2024 taxes $1,407.50

-Located 22 minutes from Wamego

-40 minutes from Manhattan

-1 hour from Topeka