Description

This hunting lodge or family home is located in the heart of some of the best hunting country in the State of Kansas. In fact there are over 20,000 acres of Walk-In Hunting land just in Clark County where Ashland is located. One tract with about 9,000 acres of land is within 4 miles of this spacious home. For more information click on the Clark County Walk-In Hunting Area Map document shown above.    

Located at 121 East 10th in Ashland, Kansas is a 924 SF, 2 bedroom, 1 bath historic home that was originally built in 1928. The home now features no maintenance metal roofing, low maintenance stucco siding  and concrete foundation with a partial basement.  The 2021 property taxes on this home were only $593.89.  

The home includes a large living room and 2 bedrooms located at opposite sides of the bathroom. The kitchen is located in the southeast corner of the home and leads out to a nice sized porch area built out of new maintenance free composite decking material. The home also features a large north facing concrete patio for outdoor enjoyment. Image sitting on the porch, enjoying a cup of coffee and the fresh Red Hills air.

Central heating and air conditioning unit heats and cools the home. The home also features newer electrical service with a 200 amp breaker box.

There is covered parking in the 420 SF carport for 2 vehicles. The carport is enclosed on three sides and includes a concrete floor. It is located to the south of the home and is easily accessible from the kitchen door and rear porch area.

The property also includes 2 other out buildings. A 440 SF metal clad storage building and a 340 SF building that was put up in 1968 and formerly housed an electrical business that was located on the property. For someone that wishes to run a home based business, these structures may be very beneficial.

The property is conveniently located just a block east of Main Street. It is also just two blocks from the beautiful city park. Being within walking distance of the Post Office and businesses in the downtown area of Ashland is a nice asset for this property. US Highway 160 is located just six blocks to the north.

This property has been used as a rental for workers that have come to the area for the oil and gas development, the new wind farm construction or the new hospital that is being built in Ashland. For investors looking to make a nice return on their funds, this and two other rental properties being offered for sale, may be of interest. Where else can you receive a potential 5% to 7% return on investment?

Ashland is very popular for farmers, ranchers, retirees, hunters, outdoors enthusiasts and others that are looking for a safe place to live in the Southwest. This property has been an income producing rental home for the sellers and it would make a very nice home to raise a family or for seniors wishing to retire in a very friendly, safe community.

There is much to see and do in the Gyp Hills area of Kansas. Bring your camera to capture the beauty of this remarkable area of the Sunflower State.

Many come to the area to enjoy nature by visiting the Big Basin Prairie Preserve, or Clark State Fishing Lake while others enjoy the history of the area in establishments such as the Hardesty House Hotel and many other attractions.

Golfers may want to try the 9-hole 'Ashland' course at the Ashland Country Club facility in Ashland, Kansas. It features 3,185 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 36. The course rating is 70.2 and it has a slope rating of 121. The Ashland golf course opened in 1980.

Ashland is a small town of about 870 people, but with lots of warmth and charm. As quoted on the City of Ashland website: 'Whether you are just passing through or looking for a place to call home you will find it in Ashland. The community offers a sense of family, a commitment to service and a slower lifestyle in one of the most beautiful settings in Kansas. Travel the Red Hills, stop in and visit with the local merchants on our historic Main Street and chat with the locals. If hunting or fishing more to your liking. Ashland has both with a large population of deer and Clark State Lake. Take some time and allow us to show you a lifestyle worth sharing.' Being able to come to town and grab breakfast or lunch at the Ranch House Café or a relaxing meal at the new Red Hills Bar and Grill and then return to very homey place to rest and relax is what a vacation retreat is supposed to be!

Come to Ashland and see what rural America is really like! It will be like stepping back in history to a better time and place! Take some time to watch a glorious sunset or drive north through the beautiful Red Hills to Clark County State Fishing Lake for some fishing, hiking or shooting photographs. Hunt the 12,000 acres of Walk-In Hunting areas nearby. Make new friends or renew old acquaintances.

The Ashland area is also popular for hunters, sportsmen, outdoor enthusiasts, photographers and many others that come to the beautiful Red Hills area of Southwest Kansas.

Ashland is very popular for farmers, ranchers, retirees, hunters, outdoors enthusiasts and others that are looking for a safe place to live in the Southwest. This property could be an income producing rental home for the sellers and it would make a very nice home to raise a family or for seniors wishing to retire in a very friendly, safe community.

There is much to see and do in the Gyp Hills area of Kansas. Bring your camera to capture the beauty of this remarkable area of the Sunflower State.

Many come to the area to enjoy nature by visiting the Big Basin Prairie Preserve, or Clark State Fishing Lake while others enjoy the history of the area in establishments such as the Hardesty House Hotel and many other attractions.

Golfers may want to try the 9-hole 'Ashland' course at the Ashland Country Club facility in Ashland, Kansas. It features 3,185 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 36. The course rating is 70.2 and it has a slope rating of 121. The Ashland golf course opened in 1980.

Ashland is a small town of about 870 people, but with lots of warmth and charm. As quoted on the City of Ashland website: 'Whether you are just passing through or looking for a place to call home you will find it in Ashland. The community offers a sense of family, a commitment to service and a slower lifestyle in one of the most beautiful settings in Kansas. Travel the Red Hills, stop in and visit with the local merchants on our historic Main Street and chat with the locals. If hunting or fishing more to your liking. Ashland has both with a large population of deer and Clark State Lake. Take some time and allow us to show you a lifestyle worth sharing.' Being able to come to town and grab breakfast or lunch at the Ranch House Café or a relaxing meal at the new Red Hills Bar and Grill and then return to very homey place to rest and relax is what a vacation retreat is supposed to be!

Come to Ashland and see what rural America is really like! It will be like stepping back in history to a better time and place! Take some time to watch a glorious sunset or drive north through the beautiful Red Hills to Clark County State Fishing Lake for some fishing, hiking or shooting photographs. Hunt the 12,000 acres of Walk-In Hunting areas nearby. Make new friends or renew old acquaintances.

To view the property or to gain additional information, please reach out to listing broker Vanita Blundell by phone or text to 620-635-6330 or stop by our United Country Red Hills Realty & Auction, LLC office, www.ucredhills.com at 600 S. Central, Coldwater, Kansas 67029.  Thanks for your interest in this property. If you know of anyone thinking of buying or selling real estate please let us know. 

Come to Ashland “Where a Lifestyle is Worth Sharing”