The Kepka Family Farm is a large +/- 360 acre farmstead located in the beautiful rolling hills of Central Kansas and the Great Plains. The property is situated just southeast of the town of Wilson, KS. This fourth generation farm has always been a working family farm producing wheat, Milo, and hay crops and grazing cattle. This farm has so much potential from farming and ranching to hunting and establishing habitat. The property has proven to be great for quail, turkey, deer, predator, and dove hunting. With the southern border being located only one-half mile from the Smoky Hill River, this property is a haven for many different species of wildlife and holds some record White-tailed deer. The land includes: Cultivated farmland Pasture ground CRP ground Meadow Waterways. The farmstead includes: Large pole-metal shed Large, unfinished (reconstructed) horse barn designed to be a full living quarters A bunk house (current living quarters) Two new storage pods Horse pasture with large south facing lean-to with small tack room (unfinished) - Probound fence throughout the pasture with gates Large area south to finish for horses with enough area for a nice small horse barn if desired Garden area Two water wells (drilled by Kelly's Water Well) - 275 ft. deep and in 50 ft. of aquifer, both have emersion wells that move water throughout the farmyard The Metal Pole Shed John Deer 4720 Utility Tractor with cab and 7 attachments Built by ASH/OSI in 2010 50 x 80 ft (4,000 sq. ft.) with 6 inch deep concrete floor that has circulating heat throughout the floor (heated by a propane heating unit that is inside west wall of the shed) Blown-in insulation that covers the complete shed which has strengthened the building and decreased the cost of insurance coverage and decreased heating costs Two electric door openers on each side, west and east side of shed (12 ft. x 12 ft.) Walk-in door on south side with electric lock No windows or skylight windows to reduce possible break-ins Electric fluorescence lighting with plenty of electrical 220 V outlets Built-in benches and cabinets - wood shop and mechanical area Office in the SW corner of shed - houses security system for farmyard and storage The north side has a concrete slab (15 ft. x 80 ft.) meeting with north side lean-to (15 ft. x 80 ft.) for machinery. Enclosed with two sliding doors that lock on inside. Ample storage shelving along inside wall. Shed with additions now totals 6,400 sq. ft. Two hydrants on south lean-to corners Outside outlets Concrete slabs on west and east side of side All machinery and equipment negotiable with sale of property. Bunk House Metal pole building made into living quarters Built in 2012 24 ft. x 40 ft. (960 sq. ft.) Open porch on the east side (8 ft. x 40 ft.) Main structure includes - Kitchen with gas cooking stove, dining area and living area and one handicap-accessible bathroom with shower, sink and stool. Large TV on south wall with cable North room is a large bedroom with bay window and electric fireplace Sunroom on west side - enclosed patio area (14 ft. x 24 ft.) Sun room includes large TV over electric fireplace, washer and dryer area and office space Patio on west side (18 ft. x 24 ft.) with open fireplace/pit All rooms finished in pine wood Ceiling fans, heat and air, 2 large TVs, land lines, and internet service All contents included in sale of property Horse Barn Barn built in 1924 40 x 40 x 40 ft. to peak. Roof is a hip roof. Barn structure was in solid shape and recently restored with all livestock remnants removed. Designed to be finished for living quarters but not yet completed. Outside of barn was covered in OSB board and 26 gauge tin, windows and dormers added Ground floor is full concrete There is a corner for mechanical utilities and storage, opposite corner is a space for a large kitchen Large staircase to loft above Please feel free to call or text for additional Information!
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