The charming 940 sq. ft. 1940s bungalow offers the perfect weekend escape or cozy hunting retreat. With its vintage character and peaceful setting, it’s an ideal spot to unwind after a day outdoorsor use it as a base while you build a larger cabin tailored for family gatherings and extended stays.

Recreation

This unique property offers endless opportunities for recreation, income, and long-term enjoyment. Whether you’re into quail, dove, turkey, whitetail deer, or even duck hunting, the diverse terrain and natural features provide excellent habitat for wildlife. With space for ATV and UTV trails, hiking, camping, and fishing, it’s an ideal outdoor escape. For those seeking investment potential, portions of the land could be further mined for sand and rock. With so much to offer, this property could easily be transformed into a legacy retreat your family will enjoy for generations.

Region & Climate

Bourbon County, Kansas, has a humid continental climate with hot summers and cold winters. The area receives around 42 inches of rainfall annually, supporting lush vegetation and crop growth. Terrain is gently rolling with a mix of open fields, timber, and stream corridorsideal for farming, grazing, and wildlife habitat.

History

Fort Scott, founded in 1842, began as a U.S. Army post to help maintain peace on the western frontier. It later played a major role in the Bleeding Kansas conflict, as tensions rose over slavery before the Civil War. Reopened during the war, it served as a Union supply post, hospital, and training center. Bourbon County, organized in 1855, was a hotspot during these violent pre-war years due to its location near the Missouri border. After the war, the area grew through farming, coal mining, and railroad development. Today, Fort Scott and Bourbon County are known for their rich history and preserved Civil War-era landmarks.

Location

Located just 3 miles from Fort Scott and 80 miles from Kansas City, this one-of-a-kind property is ready to be exploredschedule your private showing today.