Bourbon County, Kansas Land For Sale (20 results)

Discover the perfect blend of income, seclusion, and outstanding hunting on this beautiful 61 +/- acre farm. With over 50 acres enrolled in CRP, this property generates approximately $3,000 annually while providing exceptional wildlife habitat. Everyone wants to get into the land investment game with something affordable, this is the farm! The farm sits in an area well known for great deer and has the habitat to draw them. Don't let the mostly open aerial photo fool you. The 6 acres or so of timber in the southwest corner connects to miles of timber and ultimately to the Little Osage River, providing a natural travel corridor and rut funnel for those bug bucks. Farm ground to the north provides destination food sources, and the CRP grasses were littered with deer trails and beds. Scrapes and rubs were found all over the edges of the timber pocket last fall, and plenty of mature trees make for a great tree stand set. The farm was hunted very lightly last season, and there were loads of deer using the grasses and hitting the feeder. This hidden gem is a little honey hole that hunts great with a west wind. Call Land Agent Ryan Litwin today for a tour! Property Features -Current survey -CRP income -Great hunting neighborhood -Deer history -Privacy and quiet -Build site -Great views -20 minutes to Fort Scott -Just south of Mapleton

Premier whitetail hunting property featuring 80 acres and a 4,220-square-foot custom home offering the comfort, privacy, and seclusion of rural living. With a well-balanced mix of timber, water, and rolling ravines, this farm hunts much larger than its acreage and offers exceptional habitat for mature whitetail deer. Located just one hour from the Kansas City metro in the highly sought-after region of Southeast Kansas, this property has a proven history of producing mature bucks. Extensive timber provides outstanding seclusion and creates ideal wildlife habitat, featuring natural travel corridors, dense bedding cover, and multiple ponds that serve as reliable water sources for deer and other wildlife. Custom Home Features: - 4 bedrooms - 3 full bathrooms - Attached 1,116-square-foot garage - Whole-house Generac generator - 8’ x 8’ x 8’ underground concrete storm shelter - 45’ x 42’ Barn with concrete floors This rare offering combines premier recreational hunting, quality habitat, and a spacious custom home, making it an ideal full-time residence, weekend retreat, or legacy property. Contact Nathan Whitcomb with Simpson Land Company at 620-363-0361 to schedule a private showing.

If you've been searching for a manageable, high-quality hunting tract in Southeast Kansas, this 60 +/- acre farm in Bourbon County checks all the boxes. This property is perfectly set up for whitetail deer hunting, with a proven mix of habitat and income. Approximately 20 acres of tillable ground provide an annual cash return while also serving as a built-in food source to attract and hold deer. The remaining acreage is made up of thick bedding cover and mature creek bottom timber--ideal for creating natural travel corridors and pinch points that consistently produce encounters with mature bucks. A winding creek system runs through the timber, offering a year-round water source and enhancing the property's ability to hold wildlife. The combination of water, food, and cover creates a true sanctuary feel that serious hunters look for. The layout of the farm allows for strategic access and multiple stand locations depending on wind direction, giving you the advantage throughout the entire season. With access from both the west and the south, you have options, and the existing Redneck blinds and feeders make this a turnkey hunting farm. Whether you prefer bow hunting early season patterns or chasing rut activity in the timber, this tract hunts bigger than its size. Smaller tracts with this kind of diversity and income potential are getting harder to find in Bourbon County. This is a turn-key opportunity for the hunter looking to own their own piece of Kansas dirt without breaking the bank. Call Land Agent, Ryan Litwin, today at (406) 581-8869 for a personal tour and with any questions. Property Features -Power and rural water available -20 acres of tillable cash rented -Proven deer history -Redneck blind on 10 foot tower -Soft side blind on 5 foot tower -2 All Seasons feeders -20 minutes NW of Fort Scott -100 miles from KC Airport

Located in the heart of big deer country sits this complete deer and turkey sanctuary surrounded by cover and crop ground. Access is by county gravel roads on the East and West sides of the property, allowing great entry into this wildlife mecca. The property has been under strict management standards for decades and the current deer inventory provides evidence of that, see trail pics provided in the listing. The habitat is made up of brush, tall grasses, and various age classes of timber. In addition to the cover there are 70-80 acres of highly productive soils positioned very well for a conversion from overgrown pasture to crop-ground. The elevation changes provide thermal cover throughout all four seasons, enhancing the comfort level of the resident deer herd, and also offer multiple great building locations. The property comes with a solid, well-built prefab home in great shape and positioned strategically in the NE corner of the property in a location that keeps wildlife disturbance to a minimum. Conveniently located just minutes from town, quick shopping trips or nice dinners are a short drive away. If you're in the market for a farm large enough to manage and hold big Kansas Whitetails, give Brad Hand a call for more information.

Located just north of Hammond in Bourbon County, Kansas, this 74 acre m/l property offers a great combination of pasture, livestock improvements, abundant water, and convenient access to U.S. Highway 69. The property features a 768 sq. ft. cabin along with a 70’ x 36’ horse barn equipped with stalls, hay storage, and additional space offering potential for an apartment, office, or other use. Detached horse runs with covered lean-too shade structures provide additional livestock accommodations, while a pipe catch pen with a Mira-fount automatic waterer adds to the functionality of the setup. The acreage is nearly all pasture, providing plenty of grazing for horses or cattle. Multiple ponds are located throughout the property, and Moores Branch Creek crosses through, adding another water feature as well as natural character and wildlife habitat. A small area of timber along the north side provides additional cover and diversity. Rural water is in place; however, the property does not currently have electricity. Electricity is at the road and available. The existing improvements are functional and provide a solid foundation, with opportunities for a new owner to make updates or improvements to fit their individual needs. With its combination of pasture, horse and livestock facilities, ponds, creek, and easy access to Highway 69, this Bourbon County property offers an excellent opportunity for someone looking for a horse property, small ranch, recreational getaway, or country acreage with room to make it their own.

If you're looking for a property that checks the boxes for both hunting potential and income, this 80 acre Bourbon County farm deserves a hard look. Productive tillable ground provides annual income while also putting a reliable food source right in the middle of prime whitetail country. The combination of food, cover, and edge habitat creates the ingredients serious deer hunters are looking for. The farm is surrounded by a significant amount of timber, adding to the property's seclusion and providing excellent security cover for mature bucks. With big buck history in the area, this is the kind of property where a hunter can build a long-term hunting program and have confidence that mature deer are using the neighborhood. The property also qualifies for a Kansas landowner hunting tag, adding even more value for the serious whitetail enthusiast. While it's completely huntable as it sits, there is room for some upgrades for the hunter that likes to create! Food plots, box blinds and some habitat architecture would make this great farm a truly incredible one. Properties like this don't come along often--80 acres with income, food, cover, edge, surrounding timber, and proven big buck potential. Whether you're looking for your own private hunting retreat or a long-term land investment, this Bourbon County farm is worth a closer look. Contact Land Agent Ryan Litwin at (406) 581-8869 today for a private tour. Property Features -True 80 -Big buck neighborhood -Great cover -Deer history -Multiple accesses -Pond -Tillable income -100 miles to KC airport

Located in a proven big buck area of northern Bourbon County, Kansas, this 85.12± acre property offers an outstanding opportunity for the hunter looking for a manageable-sized recreational tract with the right combination of habitat, water, food, and income potential.  Opposum Creek runs through the property, providing a natural wildlife corridor and dependable habitat feature for whitetail deer, turkey, and other wildlife. The mix of tillable acreage, hay ground, creek bottom, and surrounding cover creates excellent diversity across the farm and multiple opportunities for stand locations, food plots, and strategic habitat improvements. The tillable ground provides both income potential and an established food source, while portions of the hay ground could be converted into additional tillable acreage or food plots for someone looking to further manage the property for hunting. Northern Bourbon County has a strong reputation for producing quality Kansas whitetail, and this property sits in an area with a proven deer history. With agriculture throughout the surrounding countryside and Opposum Creek providing a natural travel route, this tract has many of the characteristics serious hunters look for when evaluating a recreational property.  Beyond the hunting, the property offers approximately 1/4 mile of highway frontage, making access easy in all seasons. Rural water and electricity are already on site, creating additional possibilities for a hunting cabin, equipment building, future homesite, or recreational improvements. At 85.12± acres, this property is large enough to provide ideal hunting opportunities while remaining manageable from both a maintenance and habitat-management standpoint. Add in agricultural income, utilities, highway access, and a creek running through the property, and you have a versatile southeast Kansas farm that can be enjoyed throughout the year. Whether you’re searching for your own Kansas hunting property, a recreational getaway, or a land investment with agricultural value, this northern Bourbon County tract deserves a closer look.

Located just south of Mapleton, Kansas, in northern Bourbon County, this 130 +/- acre property combines excellent hunting and farming potential. It features over 60 +/- acres of tillable ground. Currently, planted in beans and sits in a proven big deer neighborhood. This property is surrounded by large landowners and some that don't allow any hunting, for added seclusion and quality wildlife habitat. Trippie Creek runs through the property, lined with mature oak timber, and there's a pond for additional water sources. Access is easy with road frontage on the north and east sides and multiple entry points. Brand new trails were just mowed, allowing access into blinds and allowing us to get around the property even more easily. Two elevated Diamond blinds and a 1,000-pound spin cast feeder are already in place, along with a planted 1.5-acre foodplot with one of the blinds overlooking it. There is a lot of potential in this property, and the number of bucks on this property will knock your socks off. Fully fenced and well laid out, this property is ready for both farming and recreational pursuits. If you're looking for a property with a solid mix of tillable income and hunting opportunities, this farm is a great fit. Property Features -130 +/- acres -60 +/- acres in tillable ground -Big deer neighborhood - Tons of Bucks -Planted 1.5 food plot -Mowed trails -1 pond -Trippie Creek -Surrounded by large landowners -North and eastern road frontage -Multiple access points -2 elevated Dimond 360 Blinds -Wonderful food plot locations -One 1,000-pound spin cast feeder -Fully fenced -Majority of the oak timber along the creek

Here is an outstanding opportunity to own 160± acres of productive native grass pasture with excellent agricultural and recreational potential. This versatile tract offers a combination of quality grazing land, and attractive wildlife habitat, making it an excellent fit for ranchers, investors, hunters, or anyone seeking a beautiful piece of Kansas land. The property is fully enclosed with quality 5-strand barbed wire fencing, providing the security and functionality needed for an active cattle operation. The established native grasses offer dependable grazing throughout the season, making this an ideal property to continue an existing livestock operation or expand your current herd. Water resources include a good pond that provides a reliable water source for livestock and wildlife alike, while a wet-weather creek winds along the southern boundary, adding both character and additional natural habitat. The south end of the property features scattered timber along with a large timbered draw that creates exceptional cover for wildlife. This natural travel corridor offers outstanding opportunities for deer hunting while also supporting other native game species. Whether you’re an avid outdoorsman or simply enjoy the beauty and privacy that mature timber provides, this portion of the property adds tremendous recreational value beyond its agricultural use. Adding to its appeal, rural water and electricity are available, providing excellent potential for a future homesite, hunting cabin, or weekend getaway. Build your dream home overlooking the rolling native grass pasture while enjoying the peace and quiet of country living, or establish a recreational headquarters for hunting and outdoor adventures. Whether you’re looking for productive pasture to support a cattle operation, a long-term land investment, or a recreational property with excellent hunting opportunities, this diverse 160± acre tract offers the best of both worlds. With quality fencing, dependable water, abundant native grasses, utility availability, and excellent wildlife habitat, this is a property that provides immediate usability while offering long-term value and endless possibilities for generations to come.

This 73.37 acre property in Bourbon County offers a great combination of productive tillable ground and exceptional whitetail habitat. Approximately 50 acres are tillable, providing an opportunity to add productive acreage to an existing farm operation while still maintaining a strong recreational component. The remaining acreage consists of a solid block of timber with a diverse mix of thick brush, new growth, and mature timber. This variety creates exceptional habitat for whitetails, providing bedding cover, security, and natural travel corridors. Bourbon County is known for producing giant whitetail deer, and this property has the habitat to attract and hold them. A creek runs along the border of the property, creating a natural travel corridor and helping funnel deer movement. The combination of tillable ground, thick cover, and the creek creates excellent potential for strategic stand placement and hunting opportunities. Blacktop frontage provides convenient access to the property and makes it easy to incorporate into an existing farm operation. Located approximately 33 minutes from Fort Scott and 45 minutes from Pittsburg, the property offers a convenient location without sacrificing its rural setting. Whether you're looking to add approximately 50 acres of tillable ground, expand your hunting acreage, or find a property with the habitat and potential to produce big whitetails, this 73.37 acre tract is worth a look! All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Austin Lovewell at (620) 687-5050. Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only. Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of those property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.

Located between Bronson and Kincaid, this rural property features a residence, multiple outbuildings, livestock handling infrastructure and is a diverse beauty of a property! The home totals 1,344 square feet conveniently constructed all on one level with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. This bungalow styled home is very attractively appointed with updated interior features including newer flooring, low-entry shower, jetted bathtub, spacious master closet, oak cabinetry and a beautiful stone fireplace in the living room! In addition to aesthetic upgrades, there have been significant functional upgrades as well with recent rewiring of the electric and a new septic system installed.  There’s a large concrete pad to the west of the home that would lend to a convenient addition of an attached garage or expansion of the residence. Moving outside, you’ll appreciate multiple outbuildings for sheltering of livestock and equipment, livestock pens and a fruit tree orchard containing cherry, apple, peach and plum trees, all located a short walk from the home. Straight south of the residence is a large red-iron frame metal shed that measures 40’ X 66’ with four large openings that provides excellent equipment storage. To the east of the residence, there’s a metal carport and a classically styled barn that can be used for sheltering of livestock or storage of hay. There have been barn roofs replaced within the past three years.  Connected to the barn is an excellent set of pipe pens giving you multiple options for holding and handling livestock. There was a lot of time and expense recently invested into this infrastructure and if you've got animals, you will definitely appreciate it! This is a very rare type and size of of rural property that is so hard to find! Please call Cameron Roth at 785-917-0867 to set up a tour. Please see the aerial and soil maps within the “Related Documents” section of this listing on our website. Property Location: 2149 15th St., Bronson, Kansas 66716 Driving Directions: From Bronson, take Highway 54 west to 15th St. and turn north. Proceed 4.5 miles and the property begins on the east side. Brief Legal Description: A tract to be surveyed containing 16 acres, more or less, in the Southwest Quarter of Section 11, Township 24 South, Range 21 East of the 6th P.M., Bourbon County, Kansas. Including residence, outbuildings and improvements located at 2149 15th Rd, Bronson, Kansas. Property Taxes: $1,454.30 Minerals: The Seller’s mineral interest shall transfer to the Buyer. Disclaimer: Yellow boundary property lines in the pictures are approximated for reference only. Please refer to the aerial map provided by the Bourbon County Appraiser's office in reference to property lines.

Located north of Bronson and totaling 144+/- acres, this offering is an absolute beauty providing both aesthetics and a diverse rare blend of cropland, native and tame grass pasture, hardwood timber and a pond. Whether you are a livestock producer or recreational buyer seeking an escape from the City, you’re going to love this property! For those in the cattle business, you’ve got multiple good options here to maximize the length of your grazing season.  For the hunter, there’s abundant populations of quail, deer and turkey that inhabit this tract and there’s a lot of upside potential with the addition of foodplots and feeders. If you’re a grain producer, don’t overlook this offering as the majority of the property contains good Class 2 Bates loam which would lend to a transition to more of the acreage to cropland. In addition to what is already in cropland, the majority of the western region of the property was farmed in the past, easily evidenced by the existing terraces in the fescue portion. Please find a copy of the soil map for your review within the “Related Documents” section of this listing on our website. The Seller’s mineral interest shall transfer to the Buyer. Property Location: 500th Rd & Unique Rd Driving Directions: From Bronson, take Highway 54 west to 15th St. and turn north. Proceed 4.5 miles and the property begins on the east side. Brief Legal Description: A tract to be surveyed containing 144 +/- Acres in the Southwest Quarter of Section 11, Township 24 South, Range 21 East of the 6th P.M., Bourbon County, Kansas. Minerals: The Seller’s mineral interest shall transfer to the Buyer. Disclaimer: Yellow boundary property lines in the pictures are approximated for reference only. Please refer to the aerial map provided by the Bourbon County Appraiser's office in reference to property lines.

Welcome to your perfect country retreat! This very well-maintained 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom farmhouse sits on 20 beautiful acres, offering the peace and privacy of rural living while being less than 2 miles from town. The property features a convenient 2-car attached garage, a large pantry with plenty of storage, and an outdoor brick building/workshop that is heated, making it ideal for hobbies, projects, or additional workspace year-round. Outside, enjoy a stocked pond, beautiful pastureland, and plenty of room for livestock, recreation, gardening, or simply enjoying the great outdoors. The combination of open land, mature surroundings, and easy access to town makes this property truly special. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful place to call home, room to enjoy country living, or acreage with great potential, this property offers the best of both worlds—country living with town just minutes away!!

Located just west of Fort Scott, Kansas, this property offers a fantastic mix of timber and open fields a blank canvas ready to become a premier deer and turkey hunting destination with minimal effort. Gravel roads border the property on the north and east, providing easy access. A wet-weather rock creek and several small ponds supply ample water for wildlife year-round. The rolling terrain and varied elevation create diverse thermal cover throughout all four seasons, making this an ideal year-round home range for the local deer herd. Roughly 20 acres of Class 2 and 3 soils are just waiting to be converted into crop ground food plots that would take this farm to the next level, providing valuable nutrition for deer and turkey alike. Nearby utility access makes it easy to consider building a home or hunting lodge on-site. The timber consists of a healthy mix of walnut, cedar, hedge, and several mast-producing trees, adding to the property's habitat diversity. Final price will be determined by surveyed acres. This farm is a natural beauty as it stands today, with untapped potential for the right buyer. For more information, contact Brad Hand at 620-215-0007.

This rural property features a residence, multiple outbuildings, cattle handling infrastructure, cropland, pasture and a fruit orchard. The home totals 1,344 square feet, conveniently constructed all on one level with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. This bungalow styled home is very attractively appointed with updated interior features including newer flooring, low-entry shower, jetted bathtub, spacious master closet, oak cabinetry and a beautiful stone fireplace in the living room! In addition to aesthetic upgrades, there have been significant functional upgrades as well with recent rewiring of the electric and a new septic system installed.  There’s a large concrete pad to the west of the home that would lend to a convenient addition of an attached garage or expansion of the residence. Moving outside, you’ll appreciate multiple outbuildings for sheltering of livestock and equipment, cattle pens and a fruit tree orchard containing cherry, apple, peach and plum trees, all located a short walk from the home. Straight south of the residence is a large red-iron frame metal shed that measures 40’ X 66’ with four large openings that provides excellent equipment storage. To the east of the residence, there’s a metal carport and a classically styled barn that can be used for sheltering of livestock or storage of hay. There have been barn roofs replaced within the past three years.  Connected to the barn is an excellent set of pipe pens giving you multiple options for sorting, moving and loading cattle. There was a lot of time and expense recently invested into this infrastructure and the beef producer will definitely appreciate it! The land portion of this offering is an absolute beauty with a diverse mixture of cropland, native and fescue pastures, hardwood timber and a quality pond. Whether you are a livestock producer or recreational buyer seeking an escape from the City, you’re going to love this property! For those in the cattle business, you’ve got multiple good options here to maximize the length of your grazing season and an excellent set of pens with public water adjacent to the west side near the home. For the hunter, there’s abundant populations of quail, deer and turkey that inhabit this tract and there’s a lot of upside potential with the addition of foodplots and feeders. If you’re a grain producer, don’t overlook this offering as the majority of the property contains good Class 2 Bates loam which would lend to a transition to more of the acreage to cropland. In addition to what is already in cropland, the majority of the western region of the property was farmed in the past, easily evidenced by the existing terraces in the fescue portion. Please find a copy of the soil map for your review within the “Related Documents” section of this listing on our website. There is some current oil production on this tract and the Seller’s mineral interest shall transfer to the Buyer. Along with aerial maps, County info, FSA documents etc…, you will find the oil production information within the “Related Documents” section of this listing on our website. Property Location: 2149 15th St., Bronson, Kansas 66716 Driving Directions: From Bronson, take Highway 54 west to 15th St. and turn north. Proceed 4.5 miles and the property begins on the east side. Brief Legal Description: The Southwest Quarter of Section 11, Township 24 South, Range 21 East of the 6th P.M., Bourbon County, Kansas. 160 acres more or less. Property Taxes: $1,454.30 Minerals: There is current oil production on the property. The Seller’s mineral interest shall transfer to the Buyer. Please find the oil production information within the “Related Documents” section of this listing on our website. Disclaimer: Yellow boundary property lines in the pictures are approximated for reference only. Please refer to the aerial map provided by the Bourbon County Appraiser's office in reference to property lines.

This Bourbon County farm offers an excellent mix of habitat with approximately 30 acres of mature timber and roughly 25 acres of brushy cover, creating the bedding, security, and natural movement that attracts and holds wildlife. A pond on the property provides a dependable water source, and the existing layout offers multiple opportunities to expand food plots and further develop the property over time. A trail system winds throughout the farm, making access easy for hunting, habitat work, and overall usage of the property. The mature timber provides strong bedding areas, while the brushy acreage adds additional cover and creates opportunity for future food sources and habitat work. A small established clover plot is already in place and could be expanded to further enhance the farm. Located in an area known for producing mature deer, this tract has the ingredients hunters look for and the ability to continue getting better with time. Utilities are available at the road, offering potential for a future homesite, hunting cabin, or weekend getaway. The property also includes an existing gas well, and mineral rights will convey to the buyer. Smaller acreage tracts with established access, mature habitat, and build potential are becoming harder to find in Bourbon County. Whether you're looking for a hunting property, hobby farm, or future build site, this farm has the ability to fit a variety of uses. Give Nathan Whitcomb with Simpson Land Company a call at 620-363-0361 with additional questions or to schedule a showing.

160 Acres

79.33 acres more or less located northwest of Fort Scott with easy access off Highway 54 East. Property features level pasture ground, partial fencing, and a small pond with shade trees. Strong annual hay production with approximately 150–175 bales harvested each year. Ideal for cattle, horses, farming, or future development. Land is undeveloped, offering flexible use and long-term potential. Additional Opportunity: An adjoining 80.35-acre tract is also available, allowing buyers to assemble over 159 contiguous acres.

80.35 acres more or less located northwest of Fort Scott with easy access off Highway 54 East. Property features level pasture ground, partial fenced. Strong annual hay production with approximately 150–175 bales harvested each year. Ideal for cattle, horses, farming, or future development. Land is undeveloped, offering flexible use and long-term potential. Additional Opportunity: An adjoining 79.33-acre tract is also available, allowing buyers to assemble over 159 contiguous acres.

This unique property captures the essence of the Ozarks right here in Kansas. Its stunning contemporary architecture serves as a true "wow" factor, making the estate perfectly suited for use as a premier hunting lodge, a private family retreat, or a corporate conference and training center. Perched high above the Marmaton River valley, the building offers breathtaking, panoramic views that stretch for miles over the lush treetops. To get to the property you travel on a long driveway that meanders through a native hardwood forest and then opens up to reveal a contemporary 10,000 sq/ft stone building with a arching metal standing seam roof. The 2 story building has concrete floors and concrete stairways leading to each level. The whole building is built to meet commercial grade standard. The construction standards used to build this building make it's replacement cost multiples higher then the list price. With the property bordering the Marmaton River, which acts as a magnet for white tail deer and other wildlife that the area is nationally known for.