16999 550th Rd Lot Wp001, Neodesha, KS 66757

This 73.2-acre tract sits just north of Neodesha in Wilson County, Kansas, offering a combination of hunting ground, water, and a home site that's hard to find on one deed. The property is roughly balanced between about 50 acres of thick timber and open grassland, with gently rolling topography running through both. Chetopa Creek touches the property on two corners, with tillable ground on the adjoining property giving the creek bottom added pull for deer and turkey moving through the timber. Inside the timber sits a small pond, adding a second water source on the property itself. Wildlife sign here points to good deer and turkey hunting, with the mix of timber, creek corridor, and adjacent tillable ground giving hunters both bedding cover and a travel corridor to work. One of the standout features is a secluded field of approximately 6 acres tucked into the property. Isolated from view and tied into the surrounding timber, it's the kind of spot that lends itself well to a food plot, and it would also work as a hunting location in its own right for anyone looking to set up over planted ground rather than natural browse. The remainder of the property outside the timber is open grassland, giving the new owner flexibility for grazing, hay, or simply keeping the ground open around the home and food plot. A home built in 1995 sits on the property, with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 1,792 square feet. The mechanical systems have recent work behind them: the heating and air system was replaced in October 2025, and the roof was replaced in 2025. The exterior could use some cleanup, and the interior would benefit from an update, so there's room for a buyer to put their own stamp on the place while starting with a home that already has a new roof and new HVAC in place. The property sits in a secluded farm setting in Wilson County while still within reach of area amenities, offering a buyer both privacy and convenience. Whether the appeal is the hunting ground, the creek and pond, the food-plot potential, or a home to fix up on acreage, this tract brings several of those features together on one 73.2-acre parcel in southeast Kansas. Shown by appointment only, please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.