This 85 +/- acre property in Morris County is located just southeast of White City, Kansas, and offers an impressive mix of income-producing acres, diverse habitat, and build site potential. The land features productive tillable fields, CRP income, warm-season native grass hay meadows, timbered draws, a wet-weather creek, and a fishing/watering pond. There are 27 +/- tillable acres currently in production, primarily composed of Irwin silty clay loam soils with 1–3% slopes and an overall NCCPI rating of 56. Another 16 +/- acres are enrolled in CRP, providing excellent nesting and bedding cover for wildlife along with consistent annual rental income. The remaining 42 +/- acres include clean stands of warm-season native grasses—little bluestem, big bluestem, and Indian grass—along with timbered draws, a wet-weather creek, and a pond. The timbered areas feature a blend of giant cottonwood, elm, hedge, and eastern red cedar trees. The combination of habitat diversity, reliable food sources, and water creates outstanding opportunities for whitetail deer, turkey, quail, and waterfowl hunting. The property is located in Kansas Deer Management Unit 14, an area well known for trophy whitetail bucks. This tract also offers excellent future building potential, situated on a well-maintained, year-round gravel road with electricity and fiber optic cable at the road. Mineral rights are intact and will transfer to the buyer at closing. There are no active farm leases or tenant rights in place. Opportunities like this—combining recreation, income, and build site—are hard to find. Showings are by appointment only, and an agent must be present.