Cherokee County, Kansas Land For Sale (6 results)
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04/14/2026
Auction
1346 ac.
ACTIVE
Cherokee County - West Mineral, KS
Overview
Executive Summary
Don't miss your chance to bid on a true legacy property!
The Barnes & Nettels B&N Ranch Auction, offering 1,346 acres in Southeast Kansas, available in 8 tracts and combinations to suit every buyer. This premier cow/calf operation boasts a proven production history backed by highly productive soils and an exceptional grass complex, making it a turnkey opportunity for serious cattlemen. The well-appointed headquarters features sturdy pipe pens, quality outbuildings, and a comfortable owner's residence, while abundant, naturally distributed water sources including live streams, lakes, ponds, natural springs, and wells promote superior grazing efficiency across every pasture. Plum Creek winds through the property, carving out a thriving wildlife corridor that supports trophy whitetail deer, turkey, and quail, offering world-class hunting and fishing to rival any recreational retreat. A strong natural spring continuously feeds a large lake managed by a county-installed spillway, ensuring reliable water year-round. With predominantly level terrain, excellent hard-surface road access throughout, and convenient proximity to major retail and commercial centers in Pittsburg, KS, and Joplin, MO, this ranch delivers the perfect blend of productivity, recreation, and accessibility. The auction will be held on May 20th at 10:00 AM at the Crestwood Country Club in Pittsburg, KS
Call Hall and Hall Auctions today to request information!
1-800-829-8747
Auction Date:
- Wednesday, May 20th 10:00 AM CT
- Held at Crestwood Country Club 304 W. Crestview Ave., Pittsburg, KS 66762
Information Day:
- Tuesday, April 21st from 4 PM to 6 PM CT
- Tuesday, May 5th from 4 PM to 6 PM CT
- Meet an auction representative at the house on Tract 7 to learn more about the property and auction process. Contact Hall and Hall to schedule additional showings.
Just the Facts
Premier cow/calf operation with proven production history
Highly productive soils supporting an excellent grass complex
Well-appointed headquarters featuring sturdy pipe pens, quality outbuildings, and a comfortable owners residence
Exceptional hunting and fishing opportunities, including trophy whitetail deer, turkey, and quail
Abundant, naturally distributed water sources live streams, lakes, ponds, natural springs, and historic wells promoting grazing efficiency and even pasture utilization
Plum Creek winds through the property, creating a natural corridor of water and thriving wildlife habitat
A strong natural spring feeds a large, consistently full lake, with overflow expertly managed by a county-installed spillway
Predominantly level terrain with some elevation changes near the freshwater strip pits
Good hard-surface road access throughout
Convenient proximity to major retail and commercial centers in Pittsburg, KS, and Joplin, MO
History
The Story of the Ranch
The modern history of The Barnes and Nettels Ranch begins in 1952, when George E. Nettels, then President of the nearby Pittsburg & Midway (P&M;) Coal Company, set out to establish a cattle ranch of his own. Inspired by the sweeping cattle drives portrayed in the film Red River, which had recently captured the imagination of audiences across the country, Mr. Nettels began searching for land suitable for a working cattle operation. His search brought him to the Plum Creek Valley in Southeast Kansas, where rolling pastureland, wooded creek corridors, and dependable water created an ideal ranching landscape. Recognizing both the potential of the land and the importance of local ranching expertise, Mr. Nettels partnered with respected cattleman Morris Barnes. Together they formed what became known as The Barnes and Nettels Ranch, often referred to simply as The B&N Ranch.
From the beginning, the partnership blended vision and practical ranching knowledge. Nettels brought both the capital necessary to establish the operation and access to resources through his leadership of Pittsburg & Midway Coal Company. Barnes contributed the hands-on experience and local knowledge required to manage cattle and develop the ranch day to day. One of the early priorities of the new partners was building infrastructure capable of handling cattle efficiently and safely. Drawing on equipment, materials, and construction capabilities associated with his mining operations, Nettels helped ensure that the ranch was built with facilities designed for durability and long-term use. Large cattle working pens were constructed using six-foot heavy pipe and exceptionally strong fencing, creating a set of handling facilities that reflected industrial-grade strength more commonly associated with mining and construction operations than with typical ranch structures of the era. These improvements allowed the ranch to operate efficiently while ensuring the safety of both livestock and ranch hands.
The combination of Barness practical cattle experience and Nettelss investment and engineering resources created a ranch operation that was both functional and well builtan approach that helped establish the foundation of The B&N Ranch during its earliest years. Photographs from the early years capture George Nettels during the formative period of the ranch, when the partnership with Morris Barnes first began shaping the land into the operation it would become. The connection to the ranch continues through the Nettels family today. Thomas Nettels of Kansas City, Missourigrandson of George Nettelsremains closely tied to the property and its history. As Thomas Nettels reflects:
The ranch has always been part of our family story. I still enjoy coming back to spend time there and lend a hand with the work. Maintaining and improving the land that my grandfather helped establish more than seventy-five years ago is something I take great pride in.
04/22/2026
$244,800
64 ac.
ACTIVE
Cherokee County - 00000 Truman Ln, Galena, KS
64 acres of hunting and recreational land located near Galena, offering a strong combination of proven whitetail deer and turkey hunting, diverse terrain, and a year-round water source. This property lays out with excellent elevation changes that naturally create travel corridors and pinch points, making it well-suited for stand placement and consistent wildlife movement. A crystal-clear creek winds through the property, providing reliable water while adding to the overall habitat and recreational appeal.
The timber is anchored by mature oak trees that produce solid acorn crops, giving wildlife a dependable food source throughout the season. The mix of hardwoods, cover, and terrain transitions creates ideal bedding areas and natural funnels that seasoned hunters will immediately recognize. There are multiple locations for tree stands or blinds, with the layout offering options for different wind directions and access strategies.
A small prefab hunting cabin has already been started and is ready for finishing, giving you a basecamp to build out exactly how you want it. The cabin site includes a deck with a covered grilling area, making it a practical setup for weekend stays or extended hunts. The property feels secluded and quiet, yet it's just a short drive to Galena for supplies, keeping convenience within reach without giving up privacy.
Whether you're looking for a dedicated hunting property, a recreational getaway, or a place to spend fall weekends chasing deer and turkey, this tract has the habitat, layout, and improvements to get you started right away.
Property Highlights:
64 acres located near Galena
Proven whitetail deer and turkey hunting
Diverse terrain with excellent elevation changes
Abundant mature oak trees providing strong natural food sources
Crystal-clear creek running through the property (year-round water source)
Natural funnels and travel corridors for ideal stand locations
Mix of timber and cover creating prime bedding habitat
Small hunting cabin in place (prefab structure started, ready for finishing)
Deck with covered grilling area at the cabin
Multiple potential stand and blind locations
Secluded setting with great access
Ideal for hunting, recreation, or weekend getaway
Short drive to town while maintaining privacy
01/17/2026
$109,500
18.5 ac.
ACTIVE
Cherokee County - 0000 SE Black Jack Road, Baxter Springs, KS
This beautiful 18.5 +/- acre tract offers an ideal blend of open pasture and mature timber in a peaceful rural setting. The land is partially fenced with ample pasture for livestock, making it well-suited for a hobby farm or small agricultural operation. A wet-weather creek winds through the property, and a pond adds both charm and functionality for livestock and wildlife alike.
Multiple scenic build sites provide excellent options for your dream home or weekend retreat, all with electric available at the road. Enjoy the privacy of the countryside while remaining conveniently locatedjust 8 minutes to Baxter Springs, 13 minutes to Columbus, and 16 minutes to Galena. This versatile property offers the perfect balance of rural living and accessibility.
Property Features
-18.5 +/- acres
-Great mix of pasture and timber
-Partially fenced
-Pasture for livestock
-Wet weather creek
-Pond
-Rural water
-Beautiful build sites
-Rural setting
-Electric at the road
-8 minutes to Baxter Springs
-13 minutes to Columbus
-16 minutes to Galena
04/05/2026
$199,500
2.5 ac.
ACTIVE
Cherokee County - 301 E Walnut, Weir, KS
So much home for the money. This 2 bed 2 ba 1800 sq ft home sitting on 2.5 acres could be just what you are looking for, With a spacious floor plan including a 30x15' living room and oversized kitchen with beautiful solid wood cabinets plus a large island and all new granite counters and backsplash, and all updated stainless-steel appliances. Appliances include a double oven microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator and range. Enjoy hosting dinners with family in the 15x12 dining room. Outside, you can relax on the large p patio and an oversized 2 car garage with opener. There is also an older two car garage on the north side of the lot as well as another 1 car garage to the east. There is an older chicken house/ shed on the far east side of the property that could be fixed up but is of no value. The seller also recently installed a tornado shelter to give you peace of mind during storm season, Recent survey will be provided upon request. Don't let this great property acreage get away,
03/24/2026
$169,000
1.7 ac.
ACTIVE
Cherokee County - 2321 Joplin Street, Galena, KS
Welcome to your perfect blend of comfort, space, and functionality! This well maintained 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home offers approximately 1,689 square feet of living space, thoughtfully situated on 1.7 acres, giving you the room to breathe while still enjoying the convenience of home. Inside, you ll find a spacious and inviting layout with plenty of natural light and comfortable living areas, ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. The kitchen comes fully equipped with included appliances, making your move in seamless and stress free. Step out back and unwind on the covered, screened in deck, perfect for enjoying your morning coffee or relaxing evenings while taking in the peaceful surroundings without the hassle of bugs or weather interruptions. The exterior offers even more to love, including a 2-car carport for convenient covered parking and an outbuilding that provides excellent storage, workshop space, or hobby potential. For added peace of mind, the property also features a storm shelter which is an invaluable asset in the Midwest. Whether you're looking for a little extra elbow room, a place to enjoy the outdoors, or a property with practical features already in place, this one checks all of the boxes. Schedule your showing today and come see all the possibilities this property has to offer!
01/12/2026
$150,000
1.7 ac.
ACTIVE
Cherokee County - 2357 160, Columbus, KS
Are you looking for a place outside of town? This may be exactly what you are looking for. This home sits on top of the hill and has one of the best views of the Kansas Sunset around. Featuring 5 bedrooms (one on the main level), a large living room, and a formal dining room that can also be use as flex space. The country kitchen has ample cabinets and storage, and a beautiful, covered porch right outside the side entrance to sit and enjoy your morning coffee or marvel at the gorgeous sunset. All 4 additional bedrooms upstairs are spacious, and all have walk in closets, plus there are two large storage closets in the hallway. The recently added insulated windows throughout the home provide an additional benefit of keeping heating and cooling costs down and outside noise to a minimum. The unique stone exterior makes the home a rare rind that isn't seen often. The large storage building provides ample space for lawn and garden tools and extra workspace. Make your appointment soon.
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