5.75 Acres at Crandall’s Corner — Graham County, Kansas · $999 Down, Direct From the Seller
Graham County, Kansas
10-year term5% down10.49% APR
Due at signing$1,877.95$1,628.95 down + $249.00 closing
Direct purchase agreementNo credit check needed
Crandall’s Corner Tract 11 is a 5.75-acre property located in Graham County, Kansas. This spacious tract offers a wonderful opportunity for those seeking a slice of rural land to enjoy the great outdoors.
The terrain is ideal for a variety of recreational activities. Whether you're interested in camping, hiking, or simply soaking up the natural beauty of the area, this property provides a tranquil setting away from the hustle and bustle of city life. With ample space, you can create your own personal retreat or hunting camp.
While the property currently has no listed features, its natural landscape can be shaped to meet your vision. Imagine establishing a cozy cabin or a homestead to escape to on weekends or during hunting season. The possibilities are endless for those looking to invest in land for off-grid living.
This 5.75-acre tract is perfect for anyone dreaming of a peaceful getaway in Graham County, Kansas. Embrace the potential for outdoor adventures and create lasting memories in your own private paradise.
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Crandall’s Corner Tract 11 is a family land holding — 5.75 acres of family land holding in Graham County, Kansas. Part of Crandall’s Corner. Priced at $32,579 — about $395.48/month on our Enhanced plan (5% down, 5% discount, 20-year term).
Yes. Crandall’s Corner Tract 11 is sold via recorded deed in your name — you can will it, gift it, or transfer it to family at any time. Many of our owners buy as a generational land hold for their kids and grandkids.
Yes — we can issue the deed in joint names (e.g. spouses, siblings, parent-and-child) at no extra cost. Joint ownership simplifies inheritance and lets multiple family members enjoy the land equally.
Many owners on tracts like Crandall’s Corner Tract 11 build a cabin and a utility outbuilding or covered pavilion. Check the covenants for Crandall’s Corner Tract 11 to confirm what is allowed, then pull individual county permits for each structure.
Yes — and the kids and grandkids using a family land tract like Crandall’s Corner Tract 11 for weekend camping, fishing (if water is nearby), and outdoor adventures is one of the most common owner-stories we hear. No HOA fees and no neighbors complaining.
$999 down. Everyone approved. Fast 48-hour closings. Start using your land right away.
