Recently Sold Homes in 66524, KS

Recently Sold Home in 66524, KS:

Don't miss the chance to explore this captivating country property. As you arrive, you'll be greeted by a private gate leading to a 3-car garage and a large barn. The updated home boasts a stunning kitchen with custom cabinets, granite countertops, and a farmhouse sink. The open living concept creates a spacious feel, with 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2 living areas, a sunroom, and covered front and back decks. The property features a pond for fishing and a pool for a refreshing dip on hot days. The heavily wooded acreage is home to a variety of wildlife, and a charming "A-frame" cabin nestled in the trees offers a peaceful retreat. Additionally, there's space for horses or cattle. T

Recently Sold Home in 66524, KS:

Escape to the country and make this charming rural retreat your new home! This serene countryside property offers an idyllic escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Situated on 10.5 acres of brome and native grass - and less than 2 miles from fishing at Carbondale Lake - this beautifully maintained home combines rustic charm with modern comforts, making it the perfect sanctuary for those seeking a peaceful rural lifestyle. The open floor plan seamlessly connects the living room, dining area, and kitchen, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Updates include new appliances, a new metal roof, and windows replaced at the end of 2022, allowing you to get moved in and enjoy the wond

Recently Sold Home in 66524, KS:

New price on this 2023 home on 3.11 acres and is move in ready! This spacious 4 BR 2 BA open floor plan has many wonderful amenities including walk in closets in every bedroom, 2 separate living spaces, large utility room, pantry, deck & so much more. New Septic system has been installed. Must see inside to appreciate what this home has to offer - call for a private tour!

Recently Sold Home in 66524, KS:

Exceptional property to build your new home and have a spring fed creek and timber in your back yard. Aptly named "Spring Creek" flows through the full length of the this property. You will own the land on both sides of the creek. On the North side of the property, the owner has started a building pad and is continuing to do earth work to complete the level pad to improve the property. Franklin County has approved an in ground septic system for the site. There is a long winding trail on the South side of the Creek wide enough for your UTV or even a small pick-up. Spring Creek is a tributary to Eight Mile Creek just a short distance away. The big bucks from Eight Mile Creek travel

Recently Sold Home in 66524, KS:

This beautiful lot could be the location of your future home! Get a country feel with nice access to Topeka and Lawrence. Build in the cleared area or in the wooded area for some privacy and shade.

Recently Sold Home in 66524, KS:

This rare 4-acre build site in Southern View offers a perfect blend of rural tranquility and convenience, located just minutes from Lawrence and close to Clinton Lake. With ample space for a custom home and outdoor activities, the lot provides scenic surroundings, while still offering easy access to shopping, dining, and recreation. Rural water is available and the property is just off hard surface roads. This unique small acreage lot combines peaceful country living with proximity to town and outdoor adventures, making it an ideal location for your dream home.

Recently Sold Home in 66524, KS:

Located in Osage County lies this incredible 121 +/- acre hunting tract comprised of an ideal mixture of open ground and timber. Multiple access points, an internal creek and plenty of food plot locations makes this piece very attractive to the hardcore hunter. The primary access for the property is from the south along E 197th Street. This gravel road is not a through road, instantly allowing seclusion and privacy. The property greets you with a gravel entrance that leads into the farm. The open acres are currently used for hay production, but have the soil composition to either partially or fully be converted to row crops if one wanted to. The stand of native grasses is in good shape and