Butler County Farm For Sale Cassoday Kansas

1213+- Acre Flint Hills Farm & Ranch Land For Sale, Butler County, Kansas

SOLD! $4.72 MILLION!
  • Auction Date: SATURDAY NOVEMBER 14, 2015 10:00 AM
  • Auction Location: 5611 NE 110TH, CASSODAY, KANSAS 66842
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Gail F. Vogelman Revocable Trust, Seller

Real Estate Sells At Noon!

TRACT 1
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION:  320+- acres of excellent Walnut River tillable bottom ground, native Flint Hills pasture, and improvements.  The tillable ground consists of approximately 176 acres used for a combination of row crop and brome grass.  The row crop has most recently been a rotation of soybeans and corn.  The brome grass has been mowed for hay, along with approximately 78 acres of native Flint Hills pasture.  The Walnut River runs for 1/2 mile through the center of the property.  The fishing in this portion of the Walnut River is excellent, as you will frequently catch Largemouth Bass, Crappie, and Channel Catfish.  In the spring it isn’t uncommon to catch Striped Bass, White Bass, or Walleye during their spawn.  Heavy timber lines the Walnut River and includes Oak, Sycamore, Walnut, Ash, Hackberry, and Elm trees, among others.  Abundant wildlife is present on the property and includes Kansas Whitetail Deer, Kansas Wild Turkey, and Quail.

IMPROVEMENTS:  A beautiful white two story farm house built in 1911 is centrally located on tract 1.  This lovely home was built in 1911 and features original oak trim and doors, tall ceilings, and Youngstown by Mullins metal kitchen cabinets.  The main floor consists of the kitchen, formal dining room, living room, 1 bedroom and 1 full bath.  The second story has 4 bedrooms and 1 full bath.  You will love the beautiful Oak stairway and bannister, the secret butler stairway, and the large wrap around porch along the north and west side of the house.  The interior doors are all original with the original door knobs.  Other improvements include a 24′ x 24′ metal garage building, historic Granary built in 1947, 100′ x 44′ Quonset, 80′ x 64′ hay/livestock barn, livestock scales, silo, and several other utility outbuildings.

LEGAL DESCRIPTION: The North Half (N/2) of Section 11, Township 24 South, Range 6 East
of the 6th P.M., Butler County, Kansas.

2014 REAL ESTATE TAXES: $4130.78.

EARNEST MONEY:  $100,000.

TRACT 2
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: 573+- acres consisting of native Flint Hills pasture and Walnut River tillable bottom ground.  Approximately 1 mile of the Walnut River runs through the center of this property, An estimated 209 acres of tillable ground is present with a combination of corn and soybeans planted in 2015.  The balance of the property consists of 365+- acres of gently rolling native Flint Hills pasture, 3 ponds, and timber.  The Walnut River features great fishing and abundant wildlife. A good water well located on the property runs to a hydrant at the end of the land, perfect for watering livestock or a horse. Rarely do we see the opportunity to purchase such a diverse tract of land of such high quality.  This property has some of the most beautiful Oak, Walnut, and Sycamore trees you will find.  All of this with blacktop frontage!

LEGAL DESCRIPTION: The Northwest Quarter (NW/4); and the South 100 acres of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4); and South Half (S/2), all in Section 2, Township 24 South, Range 6 East of the 6th P.M., Butler County, Kansas, EXCEPT Beginning at a point which is 25 feet east and 35 feet north of the Southwest corner of the Southwest Quarter of Section 2, Township 24 South, Range 6 East of the 6th P.M., thence running north 208.71 feet, thence running east 208.71 feet, thence running south 208.71 feet, thence running west 208.71 feet to the point of beginning of the excepted tract.

2014 REAL ESTATE TAXES: $3354.64.

EARNESTY MONEY:  $100,000.

TRACT 3
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: 320+- acres consisting mostly of excellent native Flint Hills pasture.  There is a very small amount of timber in the south portion of the pasture.  This tract of land is gently rolling with one large pond that has recently been dredged, excellent steel post and five wire fence, and blacktop frontage.

LEGAL DESCRIPTION: The East Half of Section 10, Township 24 South, Range 6 East of the 6th P.M., Butler County, Kansas.

2014 REAL ESTATE TAXES: $320.56.

EARNEST MONEY:  $50,000.

REAL ESTATE TERMS: Earnest money is specified above and due at the conclusion of the Auction with the balance due upon Sellers submission of merchantable title and closing. Closing date shall be on or before December 15, 2015. Closing fee and title Insurance fee will be split 50/50 between Seller and Buyer. Selling subject to easements, restrictions, roadways and rights of way. This property is not selling subject to financing or inspections. Interested buyers need to view the property prior to the date of the auction and have financing available and any inspections performed prior to bidding. All pertinent information is available upon request. All announcements made the day of the auction take precedence over any other announcements or printed material.

LAND LOCATION:  From El Dorado, Kansas north 9 miles on HWY 77, east 6 miles on 110th.

ABOUT THE FLINT HILLS, COURTESY OF JIM HOY:  “The Flint Hills Ecoregion is designated as a distinct region because it is the largest remaining coverage of intact tallgrass praire in North America.  Flint Hills grass is known as the best in the world for putting on weight quickly and economically. Not only are the leaves of bluestem rich in protein, which produces meat, but they also are rich in calcium, which helps bones grow bigger and stronger. Limestone is a soluble rock, and the deep roots of bluestem carry that lime into the leaves as calcium. Thus a steer or heifer that arrives in the spring and stays through the summer when bluestem is at its most nutritious will gain weight almost unbelievably fast. Few cattle fail to gain at least two pounds a day, and in a good grass year cattle can gain more than three pounds a day eating nothing but grass. The Bluestem grasses of the Flint Hills are a warm season grass that emerges in late spring, is at its peak in mid-summer, and gradually loses its power in late summer and early fall. The sunshine that went into the leaves in spring and summer goes into the roots in late summer and autumn in order to store energy for the next season. That is why the majority of cattle in the Flint Hills are summer, not year-round residents. Those ranchers who do maintain a herd of mother cows must provide hay and protein in order to bring them through the winter.”  Jim Hoy is the director of the Center for Great Plains Studies at Emporia State University.

ALSO SEE BELOW INFORMATION ABOUT PERSONAL PROPERTY SELLING THE SAME DAY!

TRACT 1 PICTURES

TRACT 2 PICTURES

TRACT 3 PICTURES

 

TRACTORS:
John Deere 4240, 3,680 Hours, Cab Air, Quad Range, Rear Tires 18.4-38, Serial# 4248014581R
IH 826 Diesel Tractor, GB 800 Loader, 6356 Hours, 18.4-34 Tires, 3pt
IH Farmall 656 Gas Tractor, 6,381 Hours, 3pt
IH Farmall Tractor, Narrow Front, Serial# FBH370051, 3pt

EQUIPMENT:
Hesston 6450 Swather Hydrostatic Gas, 1262 Hours, Serial# 645T 3385 (w’16’ Header) – (6465 Model)
New Holland 851 Round Baler
New Holland Hayliner 276 Twine Tie, Serial# 222115
Hesston 2240 Field Cultivator, 22’ with Harrow Attachment
IH 510 Drill 16 Space, ID# 510C1111
Bradford Model 240-316 Gravity Flow Grain Cart 20418
Krause Model 1072 Chisel, Serial# 2800
Land Pride RCD 1884 3 pt Rotary Mower
Wilbeck Offset Disc, Model 1232, Serial# 1849
616 Grasshopper SL48 Deck, ZTR Mower, 16hp
30’ Grain 6” Auger, Briggs & Stratton Motor
Gleaner F2 Combine, Serial# F41096
5’ Rotary Mower, Drag Type
John Deere Manure spreader – PTO
Side Delivery Rake
IH 400 6 Row Planter
2 Hay Wagons
IH 480 16’ Tandem Disc
John Deere Sickle Mower
Water Tank on Running Gears
WW Model 718 P Hammermill Grinder, Serial# 661356
IH 170 3pt 6 Row Cultivator
3 Overhead Fuel tanks
Boom Sprayer, 120 Gallon
IH 540 4 Bottom Plow
Scaffolding
3pt Bale Spike
12’ Tandem Disc
North American Mfg Grainovator
Hesston Head Hunters on Running Gears
Straw Chopper Serial# 38-89087
3pt Fork Attachment
Cement Mixer
IH Tractor Weights
Baler Twine
Grain Dryers
2 Windmill Towers – Aeromotor Head
Misc. Older Machinery
4 Section Rotary Hoe 3pt
E Z Flow
Brillion Alfalfa Seeder
Graham Hoeme Chisel

VEHICLES:
’69 Chevy C50 Grain Truck, 5 speed, 2sp Axle, 55,870 miles, 16’ Bed, 40” Grain Sides, Twin Cylinder Hoist
’49 Ford F6 Grain Truck, 45,145 miles, 16’ bed with Hoist
1984 Chevy Silverado 10 Auto 4WD, 69,549 miles, Power Locks & Windows

LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT:
Portable Panels – 10’
Gates
Hay Rings
Manual Squeeze Chute
Stock Tank
Pump Jack

TOOLS:
Magna Force 6 ½ HP Air Compressor
Anvil
Stihl 038 Farm Boss Chainsaw
SK ¾” Socket Set
Pedestal Grinder
Misc. Hand Tools – Craftsman Wrenches, Sockets
8’ Fiberglass Step Ladder
Propane Heaters
Fence Stretchers
Tap & Die Sets
Chains, Boomers

MISCELLANEOUS:
Nuts, Bots
Buzz Saw Blades
15’ John Boat
Scrap Iron
Pipe
Oreck XL Vacuum Cleaner

ANTIQUES:
Aladdin Lamp with Glass Reverse Painted Base
Van Brunt Horse Drawn Seed Drill
Nail Kegs
Johnson 5 ½ Sea Horse Boat Motor
Old License Plates
1980’s Nonken Elec & Hogoboom Nude Calendars
Potwin State Bank Thermometer
Old Misc. Tack – 3 Stock Saddles
OZARKA Spring Water Glass Bottle
Wash Tubs on Stands
Old Bicycle
Gas Lamps
Iron Wagon Wheels
Old Toys, Books
Antique Kitchen Utensils
Crocks
Ashcroft Mfg. Co. Temp Gauge
Cosco Step Stool
GE Old Radio
Small Oak S Roll Top Desk
Antique Metal Butter Churn
Fruit Crates
20’s & 30’s & 40’s Magazines – Comics
Peters Wooden Ammo Box
Celluloid Photo Album
Old Match Boxes
Sad Irons
Brownie Cameras
Voigalander – Vitessa – Camera
30’s & 40’s Dolls – Stuffed Animals
20’s KSU Annuals
Vintage Ornaments & Lights
Porcelain Cabinet
Iron Bed
Steamer Trunk Camel Back
Iron Youth Bed
Bookcases
Oil Lamps
Eugene Hall Oil on Canvas Harmtory Otto

FENCE MATERIAL:
7 Rolls Barbed Wire
T Posts
Chain Link
Woven Wire

APPLIANCES:
Whirlpool Refrigerator
Jenn Aire Refrigerator
Kenmore Washer/Dryer

FURNITURE:
Tables, Chairs
Dinette & Buffet
China Hutch
3 Pc Maple Bedroom Suite
3 Pc Bedroom Suite
File Cabinet
Area Rug
MANY MISC ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION.

PERSONAL PROPERTY TERMS: Payment will be accepted in the form of cash, approved check, or credit card. There will be a 3% buyers premium on all personal property purchases. All announcements made the day of the auction take precedence over any printed materials.

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