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Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers is honored to represent the Estate of Eldon D. Strickler with the marketing of these two Anderson County properties located both north and south of Colony. Whether you are looking to expand your cattle operation or a gorgeous homesite with aesthetics and utilities adjacent, this is your opportunity to take action! These two parcels are being offered via online auction starting on June 18th at 12:00 p.m. with Tract 1 closing to begin at 12:00 p.m. and Tract 2 closing to begin at 2:00 p.m. on June 20th. Tract 1 totals 80 acres more or less consisting of pasture and timber flanking multiple ponds with utilities nearby. Located north of Colony just 3 miles east of Highway 169, this would make a beautiful building site for your forever home! The property is made up of mixed grass pasture with multiple ponds and barbed wire fencing that ranges from good to excellent with two sides being new. There’s also good pipe gate entrances on three corners and water-gap guards that are to be envied. The south and east fences are both 6 strand barbed wire rated excellent. The west fence is 5 strand rated good to very good and the north fence is 5 strand rated adequate to good. For those looking for a build-site for a rural home, this is one to pay attention to. Proximity to the amenities of town is another very attractive attribute as it’s just 3 miles to Highway 169 corridor and the convenient commutes it provides to Iola, Garnett, Ottawa and the KC metro. Besides beautiful views and a tranquil setting, functionality is also front and center with an electric line running adjacent to the south boundary as well as a rural water line belonging to Anderson County Rural Water District #5. For the latest updates on rural water availability and costs, please contact the water district at 620-852-3475. If you’re seriously shopping for a great parcel of real estate, please contact Cameron Roth at 785-917-0867 to discover what this beauty has to offer. Auction Details: Online auction will start on June 18th at 12:00 p.m. with Tract 1 closing to begin at 12:00 p.m. and Tract 2 closing to begin at 2:00 p.m. on June 20th. Legal Description: The East 1/2 of the SE 1/4 of Section 27, Township 22 South, Range 19 East of the 6th P.M., Anderson County, Kansas.  80 acres more or less, including right-of-way. Driving Directions From Colony: Take Highway 169 north for 2 miles to 500th Rd. and turn east. Proceed 3 miles and the property begins on the north side. Minerals: The Seller's mineral interests transfer to the Buyer. Taxes: $326.66Closing: On or before July 24th, 2024. Earnest Money: $25,000.00 due on day of auction.

Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers is honored to represent the Estate of Eldon D. Strickler with the marketing of these two Anderson County properties located both north and south of Colony. Whether you are looking to expand your cattle operation or a gorgeous homesite with aesthetics and utilities adjacent, this is your opportunity to take action! These two parcels are being offered via online auction starting on June 18th at 12:00 p.m. with Tract 1 closing to begin at 12:00 p.m. and Tract 2 closing to begin at 2:00 p.m. on June 20th. Located between Garnett and Iola, just south of Colony and a 1/2 mile from 169 Highway, this property has location in spades! Totaling 145 acres more or less, this is a beautifully rolling tract that would be a great addition to a cattle operation or as a possible building site with views for miles! It's composed of tame and native grass pasture surrounded by barbed wire fencing with a barn and improvements located at the northwest corner. Livestock water is provided by two ponds located in the center section of the property. The boundary fences are all barbed wire with the west fence being mostly five strand rated good to very good. The east and north fences are 4 and 5 strand rated adequate to good. The south fence is 4 and 5 strand rated fair to adequate. For those of you looking to build your forever home or a rural retreat, you’ll love the aesthetics and amenities located not far away. The topography of this parcel is very attractive and provides gorgeous views from multiple hilltop scenic vistas. There’s an electric line running adjacent to the west side of the property and there’s a rural water line approximately a 1/2 mile north. For information on rural water availability and costs, please contact Anderson County Rural Water District #5 at 620-852-3475. Highway 169 is located just a 1/2 mile west of the property, providing convenient drives to Iola (8.5 miles), Garnett (19 miles), Ottawa (40 miles) and the KC metro (70 miles). This is a rare and fine offering in an area that typically doesn’t have a lot of real estate inventory hit the market. Please Cameron Roth a call at 785-917-0867 today to set up a tour! Auction Details: Online auction will start on June 18th at 12:00 p.m. with Tract 1 closing to begin at 12:00 p.m. and Tract 2 closing to begin at 2:00 p.m. on June 20th. Legal Description: A tract containing 145 acres more or less including right-of-way in the Fractional SW 1/4 of Section 18, Township 23 South, Range 19 East of the 6th P.M., Anderson County, Kansas. Driving Directions From Colony: Take Hwy 169 south for 2 miles to 100th Rd. and turn east. Proceed 1/2 mile and the property begins on the north side. Minerals: The Seller's mineral interests transfer to the Buyer. Taxes: $699.10 Closing: On or before July 24, 2024.Earnest Money: $35,000.00 due on the day of auction.

On behalf of the heirs of Lucretia Spencer, Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers is proud to present this beautiful and diverse real estate to the public. Located west of Welda in Anderson County, this rare blend totals 161 acres more or less and it checks the boxes for those looking for a rural residence, cropland, pasture, timber and lots of water! This property is being offered via online auction beginning at Noon on 6/25/24 with the closing beginning at Noon on 6/28/24. Just a short drive from Highway 169, you’ll find this quiet oasis that features a 3BR/2BA modular home with attached 2 car garage, adjacent outbuildings and livestock pens situated near the center of the property accessed via a long driveway, well away from the road. The home totals 1,440 square feet and is a 1977 model featuring 7 total rooms and a full basement. The basement walls are in need of repairs and the home sells as is although potential buyers are welcome to have inspections performed for informational purposes prior to the auction. To the west and south of the home you’ll find the tillable portions of the property with the cropland totaling 83.85 acres according to FSA records. The cropland soil types are predominantly Kenoma silt loam and Woodson silt loam. You can locate a copy of the soil map and FSA map within the “Related Documents” section of this listing on our website. Moving north from the home, you’ll appreciate the proximity of the outbuildings that includes a utility/equipment shed measuring 64’X20’ and a livestock run-in shed measuring 14’X25’ within the pipe pens. Adjacent to this area, you’ll find a good cool season pasture that's mostly a mix of fescue and brome with a pond that rounds out your necessary livestock shelter and feed requirements. The northwest and southwest quadrants also feature grass meadows and pasture for whichever use fits your desires. The southern grass portion is mostly fescue and the northern section boasts a beautiful stand of clean, smooth brome that the livestock owner will love. There's also multiple edges and waterways planted to brome that are hayable to provide winter forage. All combined, the total grass acreage is approximately 60 acres. This tract also features water in spades with four ponds and two different locations with a creek flowing through it. For those pursuing hunting and outdoor endeavors, you’ll love the areas where Cedar Creek meanders through the property flanked by old-growth, majestic hardwoods. If you look at the expanded aerial view, you’ll see that the property is within a major travel corridor for Whitetails along the Cedar Creek basin that runs through the northern 1/3rd of the property as well as the southwest corner. Substantial deer and turkey populations have been abundantly apparent during our time on the property and there’s plenty of upside here with the addition of foodplots, feeders and supplements. Another inherent attribute you’ll find both attractive is the location. It’s a short drive to Highway 169 allowing for convenient drives to Garnett (12 miles), Iola (16 miles) and the KC metro (62 miles), allowing you to enjoy scenic solitude with the conveniences afforded by the cities not far away.Please give Cameron Roth a call at 785-917-0867 to set up a tour! Auction Details: Beginning at 12:00 p.m. on 6/25/2024 with a dynamic closing to start at 12:00 p.m. on 6/28/2024. Legal Description: The NE FR 1/4 in Section 1, Township 22 South, Range 18 East of the 6th P.M., Anderson County, Kansas.  161 acres, more or less including residence and improvements. Taxes: $2,822.70 Driving Directions: From Garnett, take Hwy 169 south for 7 miles and turn west on 1000th Rd. Proceed through Welda for 4.5 miles and turn south on Indiana Rd. Go approximately 1/4 mile and the driveway is on the west side. Earnest Money: $50,000 due on day of sale. Possession: After harvest of the currently growing 2024 crop. Closing: On or before July 31, 2024.

Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers is honored to represent the Eggers Family with the sale of this Woodson County, Kansas property located southwest of Yates Center via online auction. The auction will start at Noon on June 28th and end on July 1st with a dynamic closing beginning at Noon. Totaling 168 acres more or less and conveniently located approximately two miles southwest of Yates Center , this is a productive tract of grass that's all business for the beef producer. It features a robust stand of Native and tame grass varieties, boundaries enclosed by barbed wire fences rated adequate to very good depending on the section and water supplied by South Owl Creek. There's also a pipe catch pen with a wing to assist and ease with cattle gathering. The property also has some patches of hardwood trees providing shade, wind protection and aesthetic value. Speaking of aesthetics, this parcel boasts an attractive rolling topography and would also be a great possible prospect for building your dream home as there’s both rural water and electric lines nearby. For rural water availability and cost information, please contact Woodson County RWD #1 at 620-468-2385. Please give Charly Cummings a call at 620-496-7108 to set up your property tour today! Auction details: This auction will start at Noon on June 28th and end on July 1st with a dynamic closing beginning at Noon. Brief Legal: The NW 1/4 of Section 21, Township 25 South, Range 15 East of the 6th P.M., Woodson County, KS. 168 acres, more or less. Driving Directions: From Yates Center, KS head west on Hwy 54 for 2 miles and then go south onto Longhorn Rd for 1 mile. Turn west onto 100th Rd and proceed for 1 mile to Kanza Rd. The property begins on the southeast corner of the intersection. Minerals: Seller’s mineral interests transfer to the Buyer. Earnest Money: $25,000.00 due on day of the sale.

ATTENTION FARMERS, COW-CALF OPERATORS AND BACKGROUNDERS!!! On behalf of the Slead Family, Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers is proud to present this Northern Coffey County real estate with a great location west of Lebo, Kansas. Totaling 145 acres more or less, the diversified ag operator will find this offering very attractive as it consists of mixed grass pasture with three ponds, upland tillable and an impressive setup for cattle feeding including excellent guardrail fencing, concrete J-bunks and automatic waterers.  This online Auction will begin at 12:00 p.m. on 7/8/24 with a dynamic closing to begin on 7/10/24 at 12:00 p.m.   The acreage amount for the portion currently in row-crop production is approximately 72 acres with the soil map indicating majority soil types within the tillable section as Kenoma silt loam (1-3% slopes) and Summit silty clay loam 3-7% slopes). There’s also a minority compliment of both Woodson and Dennis silt loam. Please refer to the soil map and FSA map within the “Related Documents” section on our website. The eastern 1/3rd of this tract contains a fenced grass trap that features cool-season grasses, mainly composed of a thick stand of fescue and smooth brome and portions are hayable. The soil types within this area are entirely composed of Dennis silt loam with 1-3% slope and channeled Verdigris silt loam in the low spots. A high percentage of this area could also be hayed if desired. Adjacent to the pasture on the north end is an excellent guardrail enclosed cattle pen that could be used as a catchpen or for additional bunk space to feed in. Fences around the east pasture rate from very good to adequate based on the section. The east boundary is enclosed by 6' tall woven wire while the south and west sides are barbed wire and the north boundary is a mix of barbed wire and guardrail. The livestock water in this pasture is provided by a large pond in the south half and a smaller pit pond in the north,There's also a sizable grass trap of approximately 23 acres in the northwest quadrant that's attached to the main set of cattle pens. The grass here is highlighted by a lush and robust stand of smooth brome. Hay it or use it for cool season grazing, whichever best fits your operation. Other than the guardrail, the fences around this portion are mostly 6-strand barbed wire rated very good to excellent. There's also a pond in this trap for livestock water.The cattle pens are very impressive and would cost a small fortune to replace. They are completely enclosed with excellent 3 tier guardrail and are flanked on the inside boundaries by good concrete J-bunks that are mostly in good condition. There's approximately 900' lineal feet of bunks in 6 separate pens encompassing about 8.5 acres. In addition, there's a barn measuring 80' X 44' including the lean-to on the west side located between the cattle pens for storage of cattle feeding equipment and supplies. In past years, the water in the cattle pens has been provided by automatic waterers of which the operating condition is currently unknown. Access is also excellent via good County roads with a location right off I-35 not far from Emporia, Lebo and Beto Junction, allowing for convenient drives to multiple cattle and grain markets. Please give Cameron Roth a call at 785-917-0867 to set up your property tour today! Visit our website VaughnRoth.com for more information on registering to bid. Legal Description:  The FR NW 1/4 of Section 11, Township 19 South, Range 13 East of the 6th P.M., Coffey County, Kansas.  145 acres, more or less. Driving Directions From Lebo: Take Old Highway 50 west for 5 miles and turn north on Angus Rd. Proceed 1/2 mile and the property begins on the east side. Minerals: The Seller's mineral interests transfer to the Buyer. Taxes: $1,320.90 Possession and Closing: Full possession of the cattle pens and grass portions shall be at closing. Possession of the cropland portions shall be after harvest of the 2024 soybean crop. The Buyer shall receive the proceeds for 1/3rd of the 2024 soybean crop less 1/3rd of any input costs for chemical and fertilizer. The crop tenant shall provide receipts for the landowner's 1/3rd share of expenses.  Closing shall be on or before August 13th, 2024. Earnest Money: $50,000.00 due on day of auction.

Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers is honored to represent the Black/Stuart Family with the marketing of this Wilson County property located just southwest of Toronto Lake. The livestock producer and the hunter will both find plenty of appeal in the attributes this offering possesses that includes both functionality and beauty provided by its rolling topography and scenic vistas. The livestock producer will appreciate a long list of features including Native grasses, woven wire over barbed wire fences, a division fence lending to rotational grazing and a timbered draw for the cow/calf operators. All of the “Big 4” Native grass varieties that include Big Bluestem, Indiangrass, Switchgrass and Little Bluestem are found within this pasture. There’s also an impressive amount of palatable legumes found throughout the entirety. The enviable fences on the property would cost a small fortune to replace as they are constructed of a combination of woven wire and barbed wire. In recent years, the property has been used to graze both cattle and sheep simultaneously and other than part of the west boundary, these fences are conducive to doing so. This portion of the west boundary is shared with the neighboring property belonging to the Seller’s family members and has been grazed in conjunction with the subject land being sold. There will need to be approximately 4,015 feet of fence built along the west boundary to completely enclose this parcel. In addition to high-quality fences on the east, south and north sides, there’s also a division fence running east and west across the tract. The water supply for both livestock and wildlife is provided by a pond in the south half as well as a wet-weather creek drainage that meanders across the property and exiting at the east boundary. There are also rural water lines not far away and potential buyers can gather more information regarding water costs and availability by contacting Wilson County Rural Water District #11 at 620-288-0231. The recreational buyer will also find plenty to like here as this offering features a substantial whitetail and quail population. The timbered draws are prototypical big buck hangouts and this tract flanks a major deer travel corridor that extends from the wooly area around Toronto Lake down to Coyville that’s all within the legendary Kansas Deer Management Unit #11. In addition, there is a sizable Bobwhite population residing on the property as we were hearing them whistle continuously on our latest tour. Please be sure to check out the video for documentation!Please give Cameron Roth a call at 785-917-0867 for more information. This is a beautiful offering you’ll want to move to the top of your shopping list! Brief Legal Description:  The W 1/2 of the NW 1/4 and the SW 1/4 of Section 2, Township 27 South, Range 13 East of the 6th P.M., Wilson County, Kansas.  242 acres, more or less. Driving Directions:  From Toronto, take Hwy 105 south for 5.3 miles to where it turns west and follow again across Toronto Lake Dam for 1.75 miles to Carlisle Rd and turn north. Proceed 1,020 feet and turn west at Carlisle Cemetery on Fall River Rd. Proceed 2 miles west to GG Rd and turn south. Go 1.8 miles to 80th and turn east. Continue 1 mile to the property. Minerals:  The Seller's mineral interests transfer to the Buyer. Earnest Money:  $50,000 due on day of sale. Closing & Possession: Full possession shall be at closing, on or before August 13th, 2024. Disclosure: Like most pastures in the area, there is a presence of Sericea Lespedeza on the property being sold.