Located south of Holton along 198th Road sits this 83.49-acre tract in the east half of Section 27-7-15 in Jackson County. Access is provided via blacktop road, offering a convenient approach while maintaining a rural setting. The property is approximately 30 minutes from Topeka.

The farm offers strong recreational appeal with a combination of creek bottom and upland pasture area as well as secluded wooded area at the back of the farm. The diverse topography creates natural travel corridors, and ample deer sign exists throughout the property, including rubs, scrapes, and well-defined trails. The terrain naturally forms funnels that can be utilized for strategic stand placement during deer season. The property lies within Deer Management Unit 10 in an area known for large antlered bucks. Turkeys and whitetail deer were observed while photographing the farm, and the open pasture provides strutting areas gobblers love in the spring.

The pasture is currently utilized for cattle grazing, and a pond serves as a reliable water source for livestock and wildlife. The pond adds additional recreational opportunities and enjoyment. If you have thought about starting your own herd of livestock or dreamed of owning horses, the pasture meets your needs to do so.

The balance of habitat, water, and topography provides options for hunting and outdoor use. With blacktop road frontage and utilities nearby, the property also offers potential building sites for those considering a rural home or cabin setting. Whether used for grazing, recreation, or future improvements, this tract presents a versatile land investment in a strong area of northeast Kansas. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a showing.