This 300 acre native grass farm is centrally located in Coffey County, KS, adjacent to the John Redmond Reservoir, which lies in a broad, flat valley along the eastern edges of the gently rolling Flint Hills. The Flint Hills are a bluestem grass region of natural scenic beauty and the largest remaining expanse of the original native tallgrass prairie in the nation. The reservoir provides excellent camping areas and specialized recreation opportunities for the public who like to get away from the beaten path. Located in the middle of the vast Central Flyway, the reservoir lies on an important migratory route for ducks, geese, and other bird species. Large flocks of ducks, as well as snow and blue geese, move through the Neosho River Valley in the spring and fall, and the Flint Hills contain the largest single concentration of greater prairie chickens in the United States. This farm has 1800 feet of blacktop road frontage along 16th Rd and 2600 feet of road frontage along 17th Rd. This property is just west of and adjacent to the city limits of the little town of New Strawn. It has 2 ponds and a heavily wooded area along the northern boundary, and a timbered draw trickling throughout the property. Perimeter barbed wire fencing for cattle grazing. Potential for development with proper infrastructure.
