S Webb Rd & E 60th St, Oxford, KS 67119

This diversified 143-acre land tract combines productive native hay meadows with recreational acreage that supports year-round hunting. The open meadow areas are currently used for hay production and sit over predominantly Milan Loam class II soils, with gently rolling terrain that is open and easily hayable. The property also includes a wet weather creek, pond features, and cover in portions that are less visible from the public road. A central pond area shows a dam cut that needs repair, and the surrounding water features add to the recreational value for waterfowl and upland game. Utilities are present, including an electrical line along the northern border and a rural water line at the northwest intersection of the property, with meter availability and capacity to be verified with Sumner County Rural Water District 5.

The parcel is located roughly 5 miles southwest of Oxford in Eastern Sumner County, offering gravel road access along both its northern and western borders. It adjoins the 900+ acre Slate Creek Wetland Area, which includes 50 acres of marshes designed for holding waterfowl, along with thick brush, timber, and tall grasses providing additional habitat. During a site visit, deer, turkeys, ducks, geese, pheasants, and quail were observed.

Offered for sale via online auction beginning at noon on June 15 and with closing starting at noon on June 17, the property is suited to agricultural producers seeking hay ground and soil quality, as well as buyers focused on hunting and outdoor recreation. It may also appeal to those looking for a potential build site given the presence of utilities and the country setting near waterfowl habitat.