375 N Washington St

Property Description: Here is the all american dream property. This property has something for everyone and has never before been on the market since it was deeded to the family in a land grant in the 1800's. The original homestead was built in 1895 and has been meticulously maintained. This beautiful 3 story home with a basement sits on the edge of the Walnut Creek where you can look at the creek from your backyard. Seller is willing to sell an additional +/-220 acres surrounding the property as well. House Built in 1895 Half wrap covered porch Upper level covered balcony Bridge across creek Beautifully manicured Fescue lawn Well maintained wood and heavy duty pipe fence surrounds the homestead. 2 water wells for sprinklers, home, and shop. Large amounts of storage between the home, garage space, and shop all with electrical outlets, lights, and running water. Garage doors all have electric openers (new) Most appliances stay with the house (except washer and dryer) The main entrance is equipped with an electric opener and keycode at the gate. 1/2 mile long driveway leading to house with security gate at the main entrance. Blacktop access to the front gate White rock drive Development opportunities - Housing, waterfowl / hunting, dirt / rock / sand / lake, water. Extremely clean and well maintained property Metal roof New Water softener, reverse osmosis, hot water heater, pressure tank, and sediment filters. Hunting: Pheasant, Quail, Deer, Waterfowl, Turkey, and Predator. Incredible waterfowl opportunities with some development. Surface water rights allow you to dig a large pond / or lake and the proximity to Cheyenne Bottoms makes this area extremely attractive for all types of waterfowl and wildlife. Whitetailed Deer. Walnut Creek is known for its incredible deer population and this property seems to always hold a large population of large Kansas whitetails. Rio Grande Turkeys. Every spring you will see big toms strutting throughout the property and large winter groups of turkeys. Upland. Bobwhite quail can be found along the treelines and throughout the property. Ringneck pheasants are abundant in the area as well. Location/Population: Located off of N Washington Ave, and the home sits back further in the property. 2 miles North of the City of Great Bend, Kansas (population: 15,358) 5 miles South of the City of Hoisington, Kansas (population: 2,840) 8 miles Northeast of the Great Bend Municipal Airport Less than 2 hours from Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower Airport in Wichita, Kansas. Located 80 mins from Salina, KS; 1hr 55 mins from Wichita, KS; 2 hrs 50 mins from Topeka, KS; 3 hrs 40 mins from Kansas City, KS Community/Attractions A short 3 miles East of Cheyenne Bottoms, lies in the Central Flyway and the largest inland wetlands in the United States. Approximately 35 miles Northwest of Quivira National Wildlife Refuge. About 55 miles east of Kanopolis Lake. About 55 miles south of Wilson Lake. About 44 miles southwest of Kanopolis Drive In Theatre.