Barton County, Missouri Land For Sale (14 results)

Just two miles from 43 Highway, you will find an oasis for deer hunting that is waiting for its new owner. This property has live water on the west side with the Glendale Fork making up the western boundary. As you go through the pasture to the woods its easy to tell that this property is a hunter's paradise. With tillable on both sides and big timber expanding in the back, this property is ready to hunt, trap the river, or create your small hobby farm. The 2-story farmhouse on the road has strong bones and is waiting for its new owners to finish. Currently sitting down at the stud walls, this home has endless opportunities for whoever wants their own paradise nestled close to the highway. Come see for yourself the opportunities this 19 +/- acres holds. Property Features -19 +/- acres -Approximately 3,000 sq. ft. home -2 miles east of 43 Highway -20 minutes to Prairie State Park -30 minutes to Bushwhacker State Park -Mixture of pasture and timber -Live water with the Glendale Fork with trapping potential -Lots of deer sign -Turkey sign -Potential to run livestock -11 miles west to Pittsburg, KS -21 miles south to Carl Junction, MO -21 miles east to Lamar, MO -16 miles north to Liberal, MO

If you have been seeking a cozy home in a small town, look no further. With recent updates and renovations, it's the perfect place to retire, retreat, and relax in a small town setting. Walking in the back door, you are greeted by an enclosed porch with abundant sunshine and protection from the weather, providing year-round comfort. Once inside the house, you will find an updated kitchen with an island and plenty of room for a large dining table next to the west-facing windows. The large entry from the kitchen to the living room opens the space up for laughter between cooks and couch potatoes. A small adjoining room makes a great space for an office or a playroom for the little ones. The bathroom has been updated with a jet bathtub and shower, along with laminate wood flooring for durability. A spacious walk-in closet in the master bedroom provides ample room for large wardrobes, shoe collections, or a gun safe. Two more bedrooms with nice-sized closets are located across the hall, making this a great family home. A large laundry room makes weekly chores easier and provides a nice place to kick off muddy clothes when needed. The storm shelter next to the house is a great addition for safety when spring weather hits the Midwest. Outside, you will find a 3-bay garage that is perfect for the family with multiple drivers looking to keep their vehicles out of the elements. The newly built lean-to is a great place for a camper, tractor, mower, or boat to be stored. The 16'x30' shop has electricity and protection from the weather, giving you the ability to accomplish projects year-round. Attached to the shop is a nice 12'x20' insulated shed with electricity and a garage door, can someone say man cave! All of that on 1 acre still leaves room for football games, fire pits, and summer fun for the family. Property Features -1704 square feet home -3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom -Central heat and air -25'x48' 3-bay garage -10'x23' insulated workshop -18'x26' lean-to -16'x30' shed -Rural water -Electricity -Storm shelter -Enclosed porch -Metal roof -15-minute drive to Lamar -45-minute drive to Springfield

Online-Only Land Auction March 3 March 17 | 6 PM 255 Acres of Productive Row-Crop Farmland in Barton County, Missouri Offered in 2 Tracts Buy All or Part This land auction offers a rare opportunity for farmers and investors to purchase high-quality crop ground in a strong agricultural area. Offered in two tracts to fit a variety of operations, this is a great opportunity to grow your farm or investment portfolio with productive acres Tract #1 80+/- Acres E Hwy 160, Lamar, Missouri, 64759 45.8 acres of tillable ground currently planted in wheat 17 acres enrolled in CRP resulting in a dependable annual income of $70.97/acre 69.73 NCCPI average and a 2.54 CAP rate Tract #2 175+/- Acres 74 NE 70th Ln, Lamar, Missouri, 64759 162.52 acres are tillable 40 acres currently planted in wheat 82.85 NCCPI average and a 2.81 CAP rate Offering strong income potential for large-scale row crop operation Be Auction Ready and Bid on Quality Farmland! UC | Buckhorn Land and Realty logo James Edwards, Real Estate Agent Visit website for full auction terms. Franchise office is independently owned and operated.

Online Missouri Land Auction 230± Acres of Farm Grounds in Lamar, MO Bid Online from Feb 19 at 6 PM through March 5 at 6 PM This is your opportunity to invest in 230± acres of productive farmland for sale at auction in Barton County, Missouri. Whether you’re expanding your farming operation, building a land investment portfolio, or seeking dependable farm income, this property checks all the boxes. • Prime Farmland: Gently rolling to level terrain ideal for modern equipment and efficient operations. • Water Resources: 3 ponds on the property. • Excellent Access: Convenient road frontage for easy transport. • Long-Term Value: Well-maintained land with a proven history of crop production and ready to continue producing. • Agricultural Hub: Lamar is a strong farming community with a rich history of crop and cattle production, located near the MO-KS border and just two hours from Kansas City. Register and be ready to bid on quality agricultural land. 417-328-8198 UC | Buckhorn Land and Realty Dylan Piccoli, Owner/Agent Terms: Sold subject to auction terms, conditions, and seller approval. Visit the website for full terms and conditions. Franchise office is independently owned and operated.

This 80 +/- acre parcel provides the rare opportunity to own a Barton County farm with exceptional potential for farming, windmills, and recreational income. The farm has both Class 2 & 3 soils, with a majority being Parsons silt loam and Summit silty clay loam. The multiple waterways and tile work done in 2020 ensure better drainage and provide the option to grow crops even in wet years. With an NCCPI of 71, this farm gives the corn or soybean farmer ample opportunity for good corn and soybean yields. Once harvested, the ADM Biodiesel plant in Deerfield pays a premium for soybeans and is located less than 30 miles away. You can also deliver grains to the local elevator, which is less than 10 minutes away in Liberal, Missouri. If your desire is livestock, the ground would be exceptional for grazing winter wheat or rye. Deer and turkey are abundant on this property with all the crop ground nearby. The level farm ground provides great viewing and ample opportunity for several well-placed tower blinds for rifle season. Sitting in silence, you will hear the song of multiple coveys of bobwhite quail calling from the waterways and fence lines on the property. With a current hunting lease that expires in September, the new owner could lease the land for recreational income if desired. The property is currently enrolled in a windmill research program, which gives the new landowner the potential for future income. With good tillable soil, wildlife, and the potential for windmills, this ground holds exceptional opportunity for both income and recreation. Contact Andy Unruh today to schedule a UTV viewing of this diverse Barton County farm. Property Features -68 +/- acres tillable -Parsons silt loam and Summit silty clay loam -NCCPI of 71 -Waterways for drainage -Tiled for drainage -Currently enrolled in a windmill research program -Abundance of deer, turkey, and bobwhite quail -Less than a 1/4 mile off blacktop -25 minutes from Nevada -Under 2-hour drive from Kansas City -40 minutes north of Joplin

This 160 +/- parcel provides the rare opportunity to own a Barton County farm with exceptional potential for farming, windmills, and recreational income. The farm has both Class 2 & 3 soils, with a majority being Parson silt loam, Barden silt loam, and Summit silty clay loam. The multiple waterways and over 13,000 feet of tile work done in 2020 ensure better drainage and provide the option to grow crops even in wet years. With an NCCPI of over 71, this farm gives the corn or soybean farmer ample opportunity for good corn and soybean yields. Once harvested the ADM Biodiesel plant in Deerfield pays a premium for soybeans and is located less than 30 miles away. You can also deliver grains to the local elevator, which is less than 10 minutes away in Liberal, Missouri. If your desire is livestock, the ground would be exceptional for grazing winter wheat or rye, with the timber on the north side providing good shelter from cold north winds. Deer and turkey hunting is exceptional with 25 acres of timber and a creek bottom that provides cover and bedding in an area surrounded by year-round crop fields. With multiple locations for blinds and tree stands you are sure to see the daily commute for deer and turkey moving from bed to breakfast. Sitting in silence you will hear the song of multiple coveys of Bobwhite Quail calling from the waterways and fence lines on the property. With a current hunting lease that expires in September, the new owner could lease the land for recreational income if desired. The property is currently enrolled in a windmill research program, which gives the new landowner the potential for future income. With good tillable soil, wildlife, and the potential for windmills, this ground holds exceptional opportunity for both income and recreation. Contact Andy Unruh today to schedule a UTV viewing of this diverse Barton County farm. Property Features -Parson silt loam, Barden silt loam, and Summit silty clay loam -NCCPI overall 71.3 -Waterways for drainage -Tiled for drainage -Currently enrolled in a windmill research program -Wet-weather creek -Abundance of deer, turkey, and bobwhite quail -Walnut, Oak, and Persimmon trees -Less than a 1/4 mile off blacktop -160 +/- deeded acres -110 +/- tillable acres -25 minutes from Nevada -Under 2 hour drive from Kansas City -40 minutes north of Joplin

This 80 +/- parcel in Barton County provides dynamite hunting and tillable ground all in one. The farm has both Class 2 & 3 soils with an NCCPI of over 72. The waterway work was done in 2020 to ensure better drainage and provide the option to grow crops even in wet years. Once soybeans have been harvested, the ADM Biodiesel plant in Deerfield pays a premium and is located less than 30 miles away. You can also deliver grains to the local elevator, which is less than 10 minutes away in Liberal, Missouri. If your desire is livestock, the ground would be exceptional for grazing winter wheat or rye, with the timber on the north side providing good shelter from cold north winds. Deer and turkey hunting is exceptional with over 25 acres of timber and a creek bottom that provides cover and bedding in an area surrounded by year-round crop fields. With multiple locations for blinds and tree stands, you are sure to see the daily commute for deer and turkey moving from bed to feeding areas. Sitting in silence, you will hear the song of multiple coveys of bobwhite quail calling from the waterways and fence lines on the property. With a current hunting lease that expires in September, the new owner could lease the land for recreational income if desired. The property is currently enrolled in a windmill research program, which gives the new landowner the potential for future income. With good tillable soil, wildlife, and the potential for windmills, this ground holds exceptional opportunity for both income and recreation. Contact Andy Unruh today to schedule a UTV viewing of this dynamite Barton County farm. Property Features -42 +/- acres tillable -NCCPI overall 72.3 -Waterways for drainage -Currently enrolled in a windmill research program -Wet-weather creek -An abundance of deer, turkey, and bobwhite quail -Walnut, oak, and persimmon trees -Less than a 1/4 mile off blacktop -25 minutes from Nevada -Under 2-hour drive from Kansas City -40 minutes north of Joplin

Offering an exceptional setting for a country home or farmstead, this well-positioned acreage provides a highly desirable building opportunity just 3 miles from Lamar, Missouri, and only 6 miles from I-49. The property combines the privacy and space of rural living with the convenience of quick access to town and major transportation routes, making it an ideal location for a custom residence with room to grow. At its core, the land offers strong agricultural functionality. The property consists of quality pasture well suited for grazing, hay production, or equine use, with approximately 16 acres of timber and established tree lines that provide natural shade, wind protection, and improved livestock comfort. Two ponds supply dependable water sources for cattle or horses while enhancing the operational efficiency and long-term productivity of the farm. Utilities are already in place with rural water available and electric at the road, reducing upfront development costs. Multiple attractive building sites allow flexibility in the placement of a home, barns, corrals, and supporting improvements, enabling a buyer to design a cohesive and efficient agricultural layout. Perimeter fencing is largely complete, with approximately 300 yards remaining to finish enclosure at the split, allowing for quick adaptation to livestock needs. Well suited for horses, cattle, or small-scale agricultural operations, this property represents a rare opportunity to secure a build-ready rural tract that balances lifestyle, productivity, and location.

Midwest Land Group is proud to bring to market this Barton County 153 +/- acre farm just north of Golden City, Missouri. Consisting primarily of Class II and III soils (Union and Carytown silt loams), the farm is a great combination of tillable and pasture ground. The north 76.3 acres was just harvested for corn, and a small part to the west is fenced for cattle grazing. The south 76.75 acres was removed from CRP and planted to soybeans its first year in production. The farm also has two ponds, a wet weather creek, and electric/rural water available. With roadside frontage on three sides, the farm is easily accessible and can be subdivided. Only a short drive to Golden City and Lockwood. If you are looking to add to your current farming operation or looking to start your own, be sure to contact land agent Kellen Bounous today to view the farm! Property Features -153.05 acres -Combination of pasture and tillable ground -Primarily Class II and III soils -Union and Carytown silt loams -North 76.3 acres in corn and pasture last year -South 76.75 acres came out of CRP two years ago -Two ponds -Wet weather creek -Roadside frontage on 3 sides -Electric and rural water available -Tower on 0.23 acres not owned by the seller -Can be divided -3 minutes north of Golden City -12 minutes to Lockwood -17 minutes to Lamar

Great opportunity to own this Barton County 76.75 +/- acre farm just north of Golden City, Missouri. Consisting primarily of Class II and III soils (Union and Carytown silt loams), the farm could be used as tillable or pasture ground. The farm was removed from CRP and planted to soybeans in its first year in production. The farm also has two ponds, a wet weather creek, and electric/rural water available. With roadside frontage on two sides, the farm is easily accessible and can be subdivided. Only a short drive to Golden City and Lockwood. If you are looking for farm ground or a place to build, this is the one! Property Features -76.75 +/- acres -Could be used as pasture or tillable ground -Primarily Class II and III soils -Union and Carytown silt loams -Two ponds -Wet weather creek -Roadside frontage on 2 sides -Electric and rural water are available -3 minutes north of Golden City -12 minutes to Lockwood -17 minutes to Lamar

Metal shop building on approx. 2.76 acres near Lamar, MO. Includes a 3,000 sq ft shop with 14' sidewalls, three 12' bay doors, half fully insulated, and a 10,000 lb hydraulic lift (included). Would be a great mechanic or fabrication shop! Also features a block building and single wide trailer that needs TLC. Great setup for service, storage, or light industrial use with room to grow. Land Approximately 2.76 acres of level land with easy access off C Highway in Irwin, MO. Ample parking and outdoor space for equipment storage or expansion. Conveniently located near Lamar, MO, offering good visibility and road frontage.Ideal for service, storage, or light industrial use. Region & Climate Located in Barton County in southwest Missouri, Irwin enjoys a rural setting with easy access to major routes and nearby towns like Lamar. The region offers a mix of open farmland and light industrial development, ideal for businesses needing space and flexibility. The climate is temperate with four distinct seasonshot summers, mild to cool winters, and moderate rainfallproviding year-round operating conditions for a variety of commercial uses.

Great opportunity to own this Barton County 76.3 +/- acre farm just north of Golden City, Missouri. Consisting primarily of Class II and III soils (Union and Carytown silt loams), the farm could be used as tillable or pasture ground. Run cattle, row crop, or both! Not to mention, build that dream home. Only a short drive to Golden City and Lockwood. If you are looking for farm ground or a place to build, this is the one! Property Features -76.3 +/- acres -Combination of pasture and tillable ground -Partially fenced -Primarily Class II and III soils -Union and Carytown silt loams -Roadside frontage on 2 sides -Electric and rural water available -Tower on 0.23 acres not owned by the seller -3 minutes north of Golden City -12 minutes to Lockwood -17 minutes to Lamar

Productive Barton County farmland is coming to auction just 5 miles east of Lamar, Missouri, along Highway 160. This is a rare opportunity for farmers and investors to purchase high-quality crop ground in a strong agricultural area. The online auction opens March 2nd at 6:00 PM and will begin closing March 17th at 6:00 PM, offering the land in two well-balanced tracts to fit a variety of operations. Tract 1 – 80± Acres Tract 1 offers an excellent mix of tillable ground and steady income potential. With a 69.73 NCCPI average and a 2.54 CAP rate, this tract features approximately 45.8± acres of tillable ground currently planted in wheat. An additional 17± acres are enrolled in CRP, providing dependable annual income at $70.97 per acre. This tract is well suited for row-crop production while maintaining conservation benefits and long-term soil health. Tract 2 – 175± Acres Tract 2 is a highly productive, mostly tillable farm with an impressive 82.85 NCCPI average and a 2.81 CAP rate. Approximately 162.52± acres are tillable, offering strong income potential for large-scale row-crop operations. The north 40 acres are currently planted in wheat, while the remainder provides an outstanding base for crop rotation and expansion. Land For Sale Lamar, MO Together, the farm totals approximately 255± acres of quality crop ground with desirable soil profiles. Tract 1 is primarily Barden silt loam with gentle 1–5% slopes, while Tract 2 features approximately 79% Parsons silt loam with 0–1% slopes and was planted in soybeans last year. Crop rights will remain with the current owner, with possession after harvest on planted acres and immediate possession on unplanted ground once the 10% earnest money is paid. This is a strong opportunity to add proven, productive acres to your farming operation.

Secluded 17-acre property offering usable pasture, mature tree lines, and long-term privacy with no close neighbors. The acreage is divided into three pastures and is well-suited for horses, cattle, or a small hobby farm. Two natural springs provide a reliable water source, and the land borders Missouri Prairie Foundation ground, creating a protected buffer and excellent wildlife habitat.The 2-bedroom, 1-bath home features fully insulated 8-inch walls, contributing to low utility costs, and provides a solid, efficient base for rural living. A pre-wired tiny house or shed is included and left unfinished, allowing the next owner to complete it as a guest space, studio, or office. The main barn/shop is equipped with electric, interior and exterior lighting, and RV hookups, offering strong functionality for equipment, livestock, or recreational use.Quiet, private, and surrounded by nature, this property is ideal for those seeking a rural lifestyle, recreational retreat, or long-term land ownership with protected surroundings and minimal development pressure.