Stewart – Tract 2
Stewart – Tract 2
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.
Area Overview: Located in rural Bourbon County, Bronson offers a quiet small-town lifestyle with a strong sense of community. The town has a population of roughly 300–550 residents depending on the data source and is known for its affordable housing, low-density neighborhoods, and rural surroundings. Most residents are homeowners, contributing to a stable residential environment.
Schools: Bronson is served by the local public school system, which receives generally positive ratings for a small rural district. Educational opportunities are centered around community-focused schools with smaller class sizes than many urban districts.
Location & Commuting: Bronson sits in southeastern Kansas along U.S. Highway 54, providing convenient access to larger employment and shopping centers. Residents commonly travel to nearby Fort Scott for additional retail, dining, healthcare, and services. The community is approximately midway between Fort Scott and Iola.
Housing & Cost of Living: One of Bronson's strongest selling points is affordability. Home values are substantially below state and national averages, making the area attractive to first-time buyers, retirees, and those seeking lower living costs. Housing consists primarily of single-family homes on larger lots than are typically found in urban markets.
Recreation & Lifestyle: Residents enjoy a rural lifestyle with access to outdoor activities including hunting, fishing, camping, and local parks throughout Bourbon County. The area's agricultural setting provides open space, scenic countryside views, and a slower pace of life.
Healthcare & Services: Comprehensive healthcare, specialty medical services, grocery stores, and major shopping are available in nearby Fort Scott. Bourbon County serves approximately 14,000 residents and provides regional services for the surrounding communities
