25987 W 215Th St Spring Hill, KS 66083
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This exceptional 262-acre property in Miami County, Kansas, presents a unique investment opportunity. Located near Spring Hill, with easy access to Gardner, Edgerton, and Olathe, this land boasts diverse terrain including productive native grass pastures, privately stocked ponds teeming with fish (Largemouth Bass, Crappie, and Sunfish), and oak-filled draws ideal for building sites. The property features a century-old farmhouse and outbuildings, perfect for a rustic hunting lodge, complemented by mature fruit trees. Existing blacktop road access spans over 3500 feet, with rural water lines nearby. The land is currently used for hay production, generating farm income, but its potential extends far beyond. Opportunities abound for hunting (whitetail deer, waterfowl, turkey, and small game), residential development (supported by nearby new residential construction), and other ventures such as hunting leases, timber harvesting, or natural gas exploration. The property's location within the award-winning Spring Hill school district and its proximity to amenities like Sycamore Ridge Golf Course further enhance its appeal. Its connection to the Corp of Engineers property and Hillsdale Lake opens up recreational possibilities including horseback riding, boating, and fishing. This is a blank slate ready for your vision, combining agricultural income with significant development potential in a rapidly growing area. The zoning permits both residential and agricultural uses. The asking price is $4,750,000, translating to $18,130 per acre.
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