Auction LocAtion
Auction Location:
Kansas State Fair Grounds, The Morton Building - Gate 3 23rd and Main St., Hutchinson, KS 67502
PROPERTY ADDRESS & DIRECTIONS:
Directions: Leaving Hutchinson, head Northwest on Nickerson Blvd. Nickerson Blvd will merge with Wilson Rd at “Y” intersection. Proceed North after “Y” for 700 feet and turn Left back onto Nickerson Blvd. It is another half mile to the properties entrance on the Left. Address: 4603 Nickerson Blvd., Hutchinson, KS 67502
property Information Dates & Location:
Meet us on Tract 1, 4603 Nickerson Blvd., Hutchinson, KS 67502 Wednesday, September 7th • 10-12 pm Wednesday, September 21st • 10-12 pm
THE BEGINNINGS OF THE YAGGY PLANTATION In 1884, Levi Walter Yaggy, traveled west from his home in Chicago to hunt geese in this newly settled part of Kansas. Nearby Hutchinson had been founded just a decade earlier, just before the laying of the tracks across the state for the great SantaFe Railway.
Water, water, everywhere ... While traversing the land which now forms the Yaggy Plantation, Levi beheld the subtle beauty of the surrounding flora and fauna. He watched as workers dug what he soon discovered to be a very shallow well on what was then known as the Thomas Parker Ranch. Astonished to see them reach water within only a few feet, he suspected that the land held immense potential - with its high water table and mile-plus frontage along the Arkansas River. Enchanted by the land’s natural splendor, the unique riverside setting and the prospect of abundant fertility, Levi immediately purchased the entire tract and planted it in catalpa and apple trees. Yaggy Plantation became a landmark serving as a model of success which was soon followed by many others.
The Arkansas River
For just over a mile of its 1,469-mile journey, its gentle waters carve out the Yaggy Plantation’s southern boundary. All along this section, trees, shrubs & native grasses protect its elevated banks on both sides. These banks, and a couple of the river’s small islands, offer excellent campsites with fantastic opportunities to explore and play in the river. With gentle waters seldom much more than a couple feet deep, it’s perfect for a leisurely float down the river on a hot summer’s day.
Tract 1: 16± Acres with Improvements Tract 2: 358± Acres with 2 Center Pivots Tract 3: 317± Acres with Permits for 2 Center Pivots Tract 4: 144± Acres with 1 Center Pivot Tract 5: 425± Acres Dryland & River Frontage
Tract 5 - Southern Boundary Along the Arkansas River
Tract 4 - Pivot
SE Corner Looking NW
Tract 2
Crop Production
Excellent Hunting
Home 1
Home 2
HISTORIC HOMES - TRACT 1
A quarter-mile down the tree-lined drive are two substantial homes surrounded by generous lawns set within a small stand of mature shade trees. With their inviting front & back porches, these white-clapboarded homes retain all the charm & character expected of houses of this vintage. Both 2-story houses boast an upstairs with 4 bedrooms plus screened-in porches, dry basements, attics, fireplaces, brick chimneys and hardwood floors. Front entrances greet visitors via comfortable sitting porches while rear entrances face west and offer spectacular sunset views over the fields and trees in the distance. The North House (c.1892) was faithfully refurbished (including bathrooms and kitchen) in 2005. The South House (c. 1905) has an additional ground floor master bedroom suite (5 bedrooms in total), added in the 1970’s.
- Soybeans
Wildlife Mecca!
TERMS:
• A 10% earnest money deposit of the total contract price will be due immediately from all successful bidders. • The property is being sold “AS IS, WHERE IS” and without any contingencies including financing. • 100% of the Seller’s Mineral Interest will convey.
Hall and Hall Auctions 100 S. Cherry Ave., Unit 6D Eaton, CO 80615 970.716.2120 • [email protected]
KS# SP00049762
Kansas State Fair Grounds, The Morton Building - Gate 3 23rd and Main St., Hutchinson, KS 67502
PROPERTY ADDRESS & DIRECTIONS:
Directions: Leaving Hutchinson, head Northwest on Nickerson Blvd. Nickerson Blvd will merge with Wilson Rd at “Y” intersection. Proceed North after “Y” for 700 feet and turn Left back onto Nickerson Blvd. It is another half mile to the properties entrance on the Left. Address: 4603 Nickerson Blvd., Hutchinson, KS 67502
property Information Dates & Location:
Meet us on Tract 1, 4603 Nickerson Blvd., Hutchinson, KS 67502 Wednesday, September 7th • 10-12 pm Wednesday, September 21st • 10-12 pm
THE BEGINNINGS OF THE YAGGY PLANTATION In 1884, Levi Walter Yaggy, traveled west from his home in Chicago to hunt geese in this newly settled part of Kansas. Nearby Hutchinson had been founded just a decade earlier, just before the laying of the tracks across the state for the great SantaFe Railway.
Water, water, everywhere ... While traversing the land which now forms the Yaggy Plantation, Levi beheld the subtle beauty of the surrounding flora and fauna. He watched as workers dug what he soon discovered to be a very shallow well on what was then known as the Thomas Parker Ranch. Astonished to see them reach water within only a few feet, he suspected that the land held immense potential - with its high water table and mile-plus frontage along the Arkansas River. Enchanted by the land’s natural splendor, the unique riverside setting and the prospect of abundant fertility, Levi immediately purchased the entire tract and planted it in catalpa and apple trees. Yaggy Plantation became a landmark serving as a model of success which was soon followed by many others.
The Arkansas River
For just over a mile of its 1,469-mile journey, its gentle waters carve out the Yaggy Plantation’s southern boundary. All along this section, trees, shrubs & native grasses protect its elevated banks on both sides. These banks, and a couple of the river’s small islands, offer excellent campsites with fantastic opportunities to explore and play in the river. With gentle waters seldom much more than a couple feet deep, it’s perfect for a leisurely float down the river on a hot summer’s day.
Tract 1: 16± Acres with Improvements Tract 2: 358± Acres with 2 Center Pivots Tract 3: 317± Acres with Permits for 2 Center Pivots Tract 4: 144± Acres with 1 Center Pivot Tract 5: 425± Acres Dryland & River Frontage
Tract 5 - Southern Boundary Along the Arkansas River
Tract 4 - Pivot
SE Corner Looking NW
Tract 2
Crop Production
Excellent Hunting
Home 1
Home 2
HISTORIC HOMES - TRACT 1
A quarter-mile down the tree-lined drive are two substantial homes surrounded by generous lawns set within a small stand of mature shade trees. With their inviting front & back porches, these white-clapboarded homes retain all the charm & character expected of houses of this vintage. Both 2-story houses boast an upstairs with 4 bedrooms plus screened-in porches, dry basements, attics, fireplaces, brick chimneys and hardwood floors. Front entrances greet visitors via comfortable sitting porches while rear entrances face west and offer spectacular sunset views over the fields and trees in the distance. The North House (c.1892) was faithfully refurbished (including bathrooms and kitchen) in 2005. The South House (c. 1905) has an additional ground floor master bedroom suite (5 bedrooms in total), added in the 1970’s.
- Soybeans
Wildlife Mecca!
TERMS:
• A 10% earnest money deposit of the total contract price will be due immediately from all successful bidders. • The property is being sold “AS IS, WHERE IS” and without any contingencies including financing. • 100% of the Seller’s Mineral Interest will convey.
Hall and Hall Auctions 100 S. Cherry Ave., Unit 6D Eaton, CO 80615 970.716.2120 • [email protected]
KS# SP00049762
