One look at the aerial of this property is all it takes to see the potential it has. With beautiful Chapman Creek snaking back and forth, there is a total of roughly 6,591 feet, or 1.25 miles of creek frontage. The fishing possibilities are hard to beat. The big, mature timber along both sides of the creek provide excellent wildlife habitat and consists of many different species of hardwood timber, including oak, walnut, and osage orange, among many others. Approximately 115 acres of open ground can be found on the farm, with 55 of those currently in crop production. A wetland determination was done in 1999 on a portion of the property from the northwest corner across the northern half towards the southeast. A portion of the property accessed through this wetland area can be accessed to farm on dry years, but has not been farmed for the last two years. This year, there were roughly 55 ac...
One look at the aerial of this property is all it takes to see the potential it has. With beautiful Chapman Creek snaking back and forth, there is a total of roughly 6,591 feet, or 1.25 miles of creek frontage. The fishing possibilities are hard to beat. The big, mature timber along both sides of the creek provide excellent wildlife habitat and consists of many different species of hardwood timber, including oak, walnut, and osage orange, among many others. Approximately 115 acres of open ground can be found on the farm, with 55 of those currently in crop production. A wetland determination was done in 1999 on a portion of the property from the northwest corner across the northern half towards the southeast. A portion of the property accessed through this wetland area can be accessed to farm on dry years, but has not been farmed for the last two years. This year, there were roughly 55 acres planted in beans. The fallow portion of the fields have grown up in incredible wildlife bedding and nesting habitat that will make you drool just looking at it. The waterway beginning at the northwest corner of the property has one of the most highly concentrated amounts of rubs I’ve seen. You can’t go more than 10 feet on the property without seeing deer and turkey tracks, and the amount of rubs and scrapes speaks for the deer density on the property. The sellers have had great success with both deer and turkey hunting in the past. In addition, pheasants and quail have frequently been seen on the property. One of the best features of the tract is not only does it have road access from the north and east sides, but a deeded easement coming into the southwest corner provides access to the western half of the property south of Chapman Creek. An old homestead area with a silo and building can be found in the Northeast part of the farm. The location of this tract is second to none, as it is just 15 minutes from Chapman, 23 minutes from Abilene, 42 minutes from Salina, 20 minutes from Junction City, and 40 minutes from Manhattan. Whether you’re seeking a build site on acreage, an addition to your farming operation, or a recreational tract with income potential, this farm has tons to offer. For disclosures or to schedule a showing contact Joey Purpura at (785) 831-3045.
Property Features
-157.9 +/- acres
-1.25 miles of Chapman Creek snaking throughout
-Great fishing opportunities
-Big, mature creek bottom timber, including oak, walnut, and osage orange
-Approx. 115 acres of open ground
-Approx. 55 acres of ground currently in crop production with more possible in dryer years
-Portion of the property determined wetland area in 1999
-Incredible deer and turkey sign
-Fallow portions of field and wetland area grown up in awesome bedding cover
-Pheasant and quail seen on the property
-Road access on north and east sides
-Deeded easement access into the southwest corner
-Beautiful build site
-Excellent location and access
-15 minutes from Chapman/I-70
-23 minutes from Abilene
-42 minutes from Salina
-20 minutes from Junction City
-40 minutes from Manhattan
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Research Parcel InformationFrom Chapman: Head north on Rain Rd./N Marshall St. for 4.1 miles. Turn west onto KS-18 and drive for 1.9 miles. Turn north onto Paint Rd. and go 1.8 miles. The property is on the west side of Paint Rd. Watch for signs.
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