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Property offered at ONLINE ONLY auction. BIDDING OPENS: Tuesday, November 24th, 2026 at 2:00 PM (ct) | BIDDING CLOSING: Wednesday, December 2nd, 2026 at 2:15 PM (ct). Bidding will remain open on this property until 90 seconds have passed without receiving a bid. Property available to preview by appointment. CLEAR TITLE AT CLOSING, NO BACK TAXES. ONLINE ONLY — SELLING ABSOLUTE, REGARDLESS OF PRICE!!! Opportunities like this are hard to come by — 71± acres of quality farmland in northeast Sedgwick County. The property sits on E 117th St N, less than a half mile west of N 143rd St and about 2.5 miles northeast of Furley, with Whitewater, Newton, and Wichita all within reach. Whether you’re looking to add acres to your operation, build on a large homesite, or invest in land, this property fits several uses. The farm is made up primarily of Class 2 and 3 soils, including Farnum loam and Irwin silty clay loam. The ground has been laying fallow and is ready to go back to work. At 71± acres, it’s a size that fits right into an existing operation, and productive ground like this doesn’t come up often in the area. A hedgerow wraps the entire property, framing the field, breaking the wind, and giving it the established country feel that’s hard to find. Beyond the farm ground, this property comes with a real head start for anyone looking to build or develop. Preliminary plans have already been laid out for 7 rural lots ranging from 8.4 to 11.2 acres. The survey field work is complete, road plans are drawn, and the plans can be provided to the buyer. Pick up where the work left off and submit to the county for approval, or reconfigure the layout to fit your own vision. And if one large homesite is more your style, few settings can match a 71± acre spread framed in hedgerows. Features: 71± acres Sedgwick County Located on E 117th St N, less than ½ mile west of N 143rd St Approx. 2.5 miles NE of Furley Within reach of Whitewater, Newton, and Wichita Primarily Class 2 & 3 soils — Farnum loam and Irwin silty clay loam Currently fallow, ready for production Hedgerow surrounding the entire property Preliminary plans for 7 rural lots (8.4–11.2 acres each) Survey field work completed and road plans drawn Remington School District Selling absolute, regardless of price Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own quality farmland with a head start on rural lot development. Whether you’re expanding your farming operation, building your dream homesite, or looking for a solid land investment — this is it! *Buyer should verify school assignments as they are subject to change. The real estate is offered at public auction in its present, “as is where is” condition and is accepted by the buyer without any expressed or implied warranties or representations from the seller or seller’s agents. Full auction terms and conditions provided in the Property Information Packet. Total purchase price will include a 10% buyer’s premium ($2,500.00 minimum) added to the final bid. Property available to preview by appointment. Earnest money is due from the high bidder at the auction in the form of cash, check, or immediately available, certified funds in the amount of $40,000. Taxes on the individual parcels will be estimated at closing as final amounts will not be available until such time as the lot split is finalized. Definition of 'selling by the acre': A method of sale often used for agricultural or undeveloped acreage in which bids are made based on a per acre price. By way of example, if a 160-acre parcel was offered “by the acre” the high bid may be $5,000 an acre. That amount would then be multiplied times the total acreage to arrive at a total bid price of $800,000 (plus Buyer’s Premium, if applicable). For the purposes of calculating the total sales price, the acreage will be rounded to the nearest whole acre. For example, a parcel with 158.7 acres would be offered as 159 acres or a parcel is 158.3 would be offered as 158 acres.