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This 73.12 +/- acre income producing farm is located just Northeast of Ottumwa, Iowa, in Competine Township. Located on the edge of one of Southeast Iowa's productive agricultural regions, this farm offers an excellent combination of income potential, future row-crop production, and recreation opportunity, this property is well suited for investors, farmers, and outdoor enthusiasts. The farm is currently enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program, with 60.65 acres generating $15,497 in annual income through September 30, 2026. Upon expiration of the contract, the new owner will have the opportunity to utilize the farm with whatever practices are best suited. The current production acres carry a strong 67.4 CSR2 average, with the predominant soil types consisting of Zook, Colo, and Vesser soils. The remaining acres feature timber, brushy fence rows, and wooded draws that create exceptional wildlife habitat. Cedar Creek winds along the Southern boundary of the property, while timbered draws and natural fencerows funnel deer and turkey movement throughout the farm, providing multiple stand locations and great hunting opportunities. Whether you're looking for a manageable farm to begin or expand your farming operation, a recreational property with dependable income, or an investment with future production potential, this versatile Wapello County farm offers an outstanding opportunity in a desirable location. For more information or to schedule a private showing contact Luke Nissen, ALC – Iowa Land Specialist at 712-304-4827

For the first time in more than a century, one of the Driftless Region's most remarkable legacy recreational estates is being offered for sale. Perched atop the scenic rolling hills of northeast Iowa, this extraordinary Century Farm combines breathtaking panoramic views, comfortable country living, premier wildlife habitat, and dependable annual income into one truly exceptional offering. Generations of thoughtful stewardship are evident throughout this one-of-a-kind property, where every acre has been carefully improved with conservation, recreation, and lasting enjoyment in mind. The extensive habitat improvements represent years of planning and investment that would be difficult and costly to replicate today. The land is what truly sets this property apart. Miles of groomed trails wind through managed timber, native grass prairies, secluded food plots, and diverse wildlife habitat, allowing you to explore every corner of the property by foot or UTV. Thousands of trees and shrubs have been strategically planted throughout the years, complemented by three established native grass plantings, a thriving chestnut orchard, numerous fruit trees, and extensive annual Timber Stand Improvement (TSI). A spring-fed, year-round creek, approximately 2.5 acres of established food plots, and meticulously developed habitat have created an exceptional recreational property with a proven history of producing outstanding whitetails, exceptional turkey hunting, and an impressive resident pheasant population. Two Grizzly tower blinds and two Millennium tree stands are already in place and ready for the next owner. Beyond its recreational appeal, the property generates over $7,000 in annual CRP income, providing dependable revenue while preserving and enhancing the outstanding habitat that makes this farm so special. Located within the highly sought-after Decorah School District, the property is only minutes from world-class trout fishing and just one-half mile from the renowned Coon Creek State Land, offering convenient access to thousands of additional public hunting and recreational acres. Perfectly positioned to capture spectacular sunsets and sweeping countryside views, the custom home offers warm, comfortable living with an open-concept floor plan, spacious primary suite, and inviting living spaces designed to embrace the surrounding landscape. Whether enjoying your morning coffee on the covered porch or entertaining family and friends after a day outdoors, the setting is simply unmatched. Complementing the home is a 40' × 40' fully finished and heated shop featuring two oversized overhead doors, epoxy floors, in-floor heat, a heated office or hunting room, custom bar with restroom, decorative concrete finishes, mini-split air conditioning, a covered patio, and an expansive concrete approach—providing exceptional space for equipment, hobbies, entertaining, or storing recreational vehicles. Properties of this caliber seldom become available, and opportunities to own a Century Farm with this combination of scenic beauty, recreational quality, and thoughtful improvements are exceptionally rare. Whether your passion is habitat management, exceptional whitetail hunting, upland birds, hiking miles of private trails, or simply enjoying peaceful country living with unforgettable views, this remarkable property offers a lifestyle that is nearly impossible to replicate. This is far more than an acreage—it is a legacy property where more than a century of history, stewardship, and investment have created one of the Driftless Region's truly exceptional offerings.

Discover this exceptional ±38-acre farm in Clarke County near Woodburn, Iowa, offering a rare opportunity to own a highly productive piece of Iowa farmland. Currently in row crop production, this property features nearly 100% tillable acres with an average CSR2 of 60.5, making it an excellent addition to an existing operation or an ideal investment property. The farm has benefited from terrace improvements and has been meticulously cared for by the same tenant for more than 25 years. The current lease relationship presents an opportunity for continued income, or choose to farm the property yourself. With excellent road frontage, easy access, and a desirable location, this tract offers more than just productive farmland. One of 3 tracts for sale in the immediate area by the same seller, this property also presents attractive recreational possibilities and a beautiful potential building site, making it a versatile investment with long-term appeal. Whether you're looking to expand your farming operation, add a quality income-producing asset to your portfolio, or build your dream home while enjoying the benefits of productive farmland, this Clarke County property is one you won't want to miss!

The best properties don't force you to choose between income, recreation, and the place you'll one day call home. Part of a rare three-tract offering, this exceptional ±25-acre Lucas County farm near Woodburn offers a rare opportunity to enjoy all three. Featuring an average CSR2 of 36.5 and enhanced with terrace improvements, the property provides dependable income potential while remaining highly functional for agricultural use. The farm has been responsibly cared for by the same tenant for more than 25 years, offering buyers the opportunity to continue that established rental relationship or put the property to work themselves. Surrounded to the east and south by large, continuous blocks of premier whitetail habitat, the property is ideally positioned to attract and hold wildlife. Productive acres provide a valuable food source, while the surrounding cover creates exceptional hunting opportunities year after year. Build your dream home where every season brings something worth watching—from spring planting to crisp November mornings. It's more than a place to live; it's a place to build a legacy!

Size, productivity, and versatility come together on this exceptional ±110-acre Lucas County farm near Woodburn. The largest of three tracts offered by the same seller, this property comprises four adjoining parcels with nearly 100% tillable acres and an average CSR2 of 53, making it an outstanding opportunity for producers, investors, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Currently in row crop production, the farm has been responsibly cared for by the same tenant for more than 25 years. Buyers may continue the established rental relationship for immediate income or farm the ground themselves. Excellent access and extensive road frontage enhance both convenience and long-term value. A sizeable draw winds through the center of the property before extending east to a vast block of timber bordering premier neighboring whitetail habitat to the east and south. A small pond enhances the recreational appeal, while natural travel corridors and rolling topography create ideal wildlife movement. Productive tillable acres provide year-round wildlife nutrition while generating dependable annual income. Farms combining productive soils, dependable income, and exceptional recreational appeal are increasingly difficult to find. This is one of them!

Located just northeast of Hayesville, Iowa, in Keokuk County, this 19 +/- acre property offers an excellent opportunity to own a smaller tract with a combination of recreational appeal, income potential, and a desirable rural building site. Situated just 1.5 miles from pavement, the property offers convenient access while maintaining the privacy and seclusion that outdoor enthusiasts and rural homeowners appreciate. Utilities are in close proximity to the property making future building plans a possibility. The farm includes 12.52 +/- FSA tillable acres that are currently leased for corn production through the 2026 growing season, providing income potential for the new owner. These tillable productions acres are supported by a 68.5 CSR2 average showcasing quality soils for food plot and crop production. In addition, 5.56 +/- acres are enrolled in the Forest Reserve Program, helping reduce the property's annual tax burden while preserving quality wildlife habitat and balanced timber species. For the outdoor enthusiast, this tract offers exceptional recreational potential. Numerous mature trees, excellent edge habitat, eastern access, and multiple locations for strategically placed tree stands make this property an ideal setup for hunting. Located just a stone's throw from the North Skunk River corridor, this farm is positioned to intercept cruising whitetail bucks during the rut as they travel between bedding and feeding areas. Whether you're looking for a manageable hunting property, a future building site, or an investment with income-producing tillable acres, this Keokuk County tract offers a rare combination of features in a highly desirable location. For more information or to schedule a private showing contact Luke Nissen, ALC - Iowa Land Specialist at 712-304-4827 or email [email protected] Key Features Recreational Hunting Opportunity: This 19 +/- acre tract offers outstanding hunting potential with mature timber, excellent edge habitat, and numerous tree stand locations throughout the property. Situated just a stone's throw from the North Skunk River corridor, the farm is ideally positioned to intercept cruising whitetail bucks during the rut. Income-Producing & Tax Advantages: The property includes 12.52 +/- FSA tillable acres that are leased for the 2026 growing season, providing immediate income for the new owner. An additional 5.56 acres are enrolled in the Forest Reserve Program, helping reduce annual property taxes while preserving valuable wildlife habitat. Excellent Building Site Potential: Located just 1.5 miles from pavement, this property offers a peaceful rural setting with convenient year-round access from the east. Overhead electrical service is available along the road, making it an attractive location for a future home, cabin, or weekend retreat while still offering excellent recreational opportunities.

Located on the Northeast edge of Kimballton, Iowa, this 120 +/- acre farm offers an outstanding combination of income production, future agricultural potential, and recreational appeal in the scenic rolling hills of Western Iowa. This Southwest Audubon County farmland features a mix of level creek bottom ground and gently rolling terrain, creating both visual appeal and practical usability. Currently, 73.58 acres are enrolled in three separate CRP contracts generating a strong annual income of $23,639, with all contracts expiring September 30, 2027. At the asking price, the farm offers an attractive 2.31% return on investment through the existing CRP income. The income-producing acres carry a very strong 67.9 CSR2 average, presenting an excellent opportunity for future conversion back into row crop production and contour farming. In addition to the income and farming potential, the property offers excellent recreational characteristics with a winding creek, timbered draws, and natural wildlife habitat that create quality hunting opportunities. Two-sided highway road frontage also presents the opportunity for ideal future building possibilities. Productive farmland combined with attractive topography and recreational appeal make this a well-rounded investment opportunity in a highly desired farm country of Western Iowa. For more information or to schedule a private showing contact Luke Nissen, ALC - Iowa Land Specialist at 712-304-4827 or email [email protected]

This 98± acre Monroe County, Iowa tract is a premier hunting and recreational property located just southwest of Albia in a proven, low-pressure “sleeper” neighborhood with a long-standing reputation for producing top-end trophy whitetails. The farm is nearly all timber and serves as a key travel corridor connecting thousands of acres of surrounding habitat including hardwood timber, pasture, and crop ground. A seasonal creek/ditch combined with rugged terrain features runs through the heart of the property, creating a natural funnel that concentrates wildlife movement for miles—making this farm hunt exceptionally well, especially during the rut. This tract not only captures movement from surrounding farms in all directions, but also acts as a primary bedding area for deer that live on and around the property. It functions as a central pinch point and transition zone for adjoining properties and nearby cover, naturally pulling deer through the farm while holding a resident population that calls this property home. With south access, hunters can effectively set up for a wide range of wind directions and seasonal patterns, and a small established food plot just behind the cabin provides a reliable food source and ideal setup for early and late season opportunities. The area is tightly held by a handful of large landowners, resulting in limited hunting pressure and a strong age structure. The current owners have developed and managed the property over the past 15 years, primarily focusing on recreational hunting and maintaining a balanced doe population, while selectively harvesting mature bucks when the opportunity presented itself—allowing the area’s natural age structure to develop and consistently produce quality deer. This neighborhood consistently produces high-caliber whitetails year after year. Improvements on the property provide both function and a unique recreational experience. A nostalgic cabin, complete with a wood stove and all the basic amenities, offers a comfortable basecamp for weekend stays or extended visits. The setting brings you back to the good old days of deer camp, with a true throwback feel that’s getting harder to find. The cabin is well kept, neat, and clean—ready to enjoy from day one. The setting is private and tucked off the road, creating a secluded feel while still being just minutes from Albia. The surrounding area allows space for additional campers, tents, and outdoor gatherings. A 24’ x 36’ pole building with concrete floor, electric, and two overhead doors provides excellent storage for equipment, ATVs, and tools. The farm features an extensive trail system throughout the mature hardwood timber, allowing easy access to stand locations, quiet entry/exit routes, and year-round recreational use including ATV/UTV riding and hiking. Key Highlights: 98± acres in Monroe County, Iowa Proven trophy whitetail area with decades of history Prime funnel property connecting large blocks of habitat Major bedding, travel corridor, and pinch point location Seasonal creek/ditch with rugged terrain features South access for ideal hunting setups in multiple conditions Established food plot near cabin Mature hardwood timber with strong cover and travel corridors Low-pressure neighborhood with large surrounding landowners Cabin with wood stove and basic amenities, clean and well kept 24’ x 36’ pole building with concrete and electric Extensive trail system throughout the property Secluded setting just ~4 miles from Albia Excellent future building site potential This property offers a rare combination of proven hunting performance, strong location, functional improvements, and year-round recreational appeal. It’s the type of farm that checks the boxes for serious hunters as well as buyers looking for a private getaway with long-term upside.

Premier 120-Acre Sportsman’s Paradise – Decatur County, Iowa  Discover the ultimate hunting retreat in the heart of Southern Iowa, a region world-renowned for producing giant whitetails and hard-gobbling turkeys. This premier 120-acre property offers the perfect blend of managed habitat, income-producing acreage, and elite-level hunting pressure management.  Location & Accessibility Convenience meets seclusion. Located just a mile and a half northwest of Grand River, the property sits less than a mile off Highway J20. With hard-surface road access nearly to your gate, you’ll spend less time navigating mud and more time in the stand. The Ultimate Buffer: Adjacent to 1,600+ Acres of Public Land Positioned adjacent to over 1,600 acres of prime public hunting ground, this tract acts as a private sanctuary for the area’s wildlife. You get the benefit of a massive "backyard" that draws and holds game, while your 120 acres remain the quiet, low-pressure core where the biggest bucks feel safe.  Income & Habitat CRP Income: Approximately 39 acres are enrolled in CRP, providing a steady annual return on your investment while creating the thick bedding cover and nesting habitat essential for a thriving deer and turkey population. Topography: Classic Southern Iowa terrain featuring the perfect mix of timbered draws, ridge-top travel corridors, and hidden pocket fields ideal for supplemental food plots.  Key Features: Whitetail & Turkey Hub: Expertly positioned to intercept game moving through the massive public-to-private corridor. Income Producing: 39+/- acres of CRP for immediate ROI generating $5,115 annually. Prime Access: Easy reach from J20; quick hop to Grand River. Expansion Potential: The massive neighboring public acreage ensures you’ll never feel "fenced in."  Whether you are looking for a world-class hunting honey-hole or a legacy land investment, this 120-acre powerhouse delivers.  

Looking for a premier Iowa hunting farm with strong income? This property delivers on both. This 318-acre m/l farm in Taylor County, Iowa offers exceptional whitetail hunting with a proven track record. The property has seen minimal hunting pressure in recent years and has primarily been bow hunted, allowing deer to mature. The layout is ideal for serious hunters, featuring: Multiple timbered draws running through the property 7 established food plot locations strategically placed 5 Banks blinds positioned over food plots and key travel corridors Including Banks Stump 4, 360 Limited blinds, excellent for bow hunting Strong natural movement with excellent cover and habitat Access is outstanding, with road frontage on both the east and west sides, allowing you to hunt efficiently in a variety of wind conditions. And it’s not just deer—upland bird hunting is exceptional. The property is loaded with habitat, and numerous roosters were observed while touring the farm. If you’re a bird hunter, this one is a must-see. For added recreation, the farm also features a 10-acre m/l lake along with two additional ponds, offering great fishing opportunities. Income Details This farm produces impressive, reliable income: 232.22 acres enrolled in CRP Paying $233.70 per acre through 2036 Annual CRP income: $54,270 Additionally, the current owner is willing to lease back the hunting rights for one year at $10,000, bringing total potential annual income to $64,270. At the listed price, this equates to approximately a 3.38% return on investment, making it an attractive option for both investors and recreational buyers. Additional Features Multiple potential building sites Old farmstead location along the gravel road on the west side Diverse habitat that supports both wildlife and long-term land value

Located in eastern Clarke County just north of Woodburn, this 158-acre income and recreational farm offers a strong combination of annual income and quality southern Iowa hunting. The property sits just ¼ mile off Highway 34 on a gravel road and is conveniently located 8.5 miles from Osceola, 10.5 miles from Interstate 35, and approximately 45 miles from Des Moines. The farm features a desirable mix of CRP, row crop, and wildlife habitat. There are 88.11 acres enrolled in CRP through 2033, generating $15,666 annually, while 49.58 acres of row crop carry a 55.8 CSR2 average and are currently leased at $240 per acre, producing $11,900 annually through the next two seasons. Together, the farm generates $27,566 in annual income, providing reliable income while maintaining excellent recreational value. The CRP acres consist of rolling ground that is ideally suited for conservation cover and provide outstanding bedding habitat for wildlife. Designated food plot locations are already established within the CRP, allowing a future owner to enhance hunting opportunities while maintaining the CRP contract. This farm sits in a highly regarded southern Iowa hunting region near the Clarke and Lucas County line, an area well known for producing quality whitetail deer. The property lies at the start of a natural travel corridor, helping funnel deer movement through the farm. Thick CRP cover provides excellent bedding habitat, while several timbered draws and drainage ditches create natural travel routes and pinch points throughout the property. In addition to strong deer hunting potential, the habitat also supports healthy pheasant populations, making this an attractive recreational property for multiple seasons. A 0.75-acre pond provides an additional water source for wildlife and adds to the overall appeal of the farm. Utilities are available along the road, offering the opportunity for a future building site if desired. The farm has previously been leased for hunting at $25 per acre, creating the potential for approximately $3,950 in additional annual income if a new owner chooses to continue a hunting lease. Whether you are looking for a recreational farm with strong income, a hunting property in a proven southern Iowa corridor, or a long-term land investment, this Clarke County farm offers an excellent balance of income, habitat, and location.

Located less than 50 miles from Des Moines, this property offers a rare combination of strong income, high-quality wildlife habitat, and excellent recreational features. With almost $30,000 annually in CRP income, a proven track record for giant whitetails, and an 8-acre lake, this farm checks every box. Don’t let the absence of big timber fool you—this is a true big buck sanctuary. In the 2024 season, two bucks scoring in the mid-180s and near 200" were captured on trail camera here and later harvested by neighbors. Photos and official scores are available. The farm includes 4 acres of electric-fenced food plots, designed to provide dependable late-season hunting opportunities. CRP cover consists of tall warm-season grasses including Big Bluestem, Indian Grass, and Switchgrass—excellent bedding habitat for deer and strong upland bird potential for pheasant and quail hunters. At the heart of the property is a clear, 8-acre lake over 20 feet deep, stocked with largemouth bass, bluegill, and catfish—ideal for year-round enjoyment. Additional improvements include new fencing along more than half of the property’s boundary, including the road frontage. In the 2024 and 2025 spring seasons, the owner planted over 1,200 trees to establish future thermal cover and wildlife habitat. All CRP maintenance (MCM) work has been completed under the current contract. While this property offers world-class hunting opportunities and investment potential, the seller is motivated due to a current lack of access to a non-resident deer license.  

Located in northern Monroe County near the Mahaska County border, this 53± acre tract offers a balanced combination of productive farmland and recreational appeal in a strong agricultural neighborhood. Approximately 39 open acres carry a 57.4 CSR2, with predominant soil types of Lawson-Quiver-Nodaway, Ladoga, and Okaw. The level to rolling terrain promotes natural drainage and supports efficient farming practices. The farm supports a productive corn and soybean rotation and also offers flexibility for hay production or livestock use, providing versatility for operators seeking diversification within their operation. The property is leased for the 2026 crop season and will be sold subject to survey. In addition to its agricultural value, the tract offers recreational appeal and hunting lease opportunity. The combination of open acres and surrounding habitat provides potential for outdoor use or added income through a hunting lease arrangement. Located approximately 8 miles from Eddyville and a short distance from the Cargill/Ajinomoto complex, the farm sits in a practical and well-supported agricultural area. This tract offers opportunity for continued improvement through brush removal and tile, terrace, or drainage enhancements, while providing solid long-term investment potential supported by annual income and future appreciation. An adjoining 22± acres is also available, creating a possible 75± acre combined offering. Held in the same family for many years, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a versatile and productive farm in a tightly held area along the Monroe and Mahaska County line.

This exceptional 160-acre property truly has it all—strong income, outstanding hunting, and beautiful habitat. Located on J67 in Ringold County along a well-maintained gravel road, this farm offers 127.9 acres enrolled in CRP paying $237.33 per acre through 2026, generating an impressive annual income of $30,281. At the end of the contract, you’ll have flexibility to convert to row crop production or re-enroll, with the option to farm a portion while keeping the remainder in CRP to enhance wildlife cover and hunting potential. The farm is a sportsman’s dream. Mature timber lines the north end, creating ideal terrain and travel corridors for deer, while thick stands of tall big bluestem grass provide excellent bedding areas for mature bucks. Pheasants are also frequently seen on the property, adding to the recreational appeal. Located just a few miles from the Missouri border, you’ll enjoy the rare advantage of hunting two states within minutes. Whether you’re looking for a high-return investment, a recreational retreat, or both, this property deserves your attention.

This exceptional 300 +/- acre farm is located in the heart of Southern Iowa, in a region known for productive soils, strong yields, and long-term land value. The property offers a desirable mix of tillable acres and supporting land, making it well-suited for row crop production, livestock operation, or a long term investment. The farm features gently rolling terrain with good drainage and efficient field layouts, allowing for easy access and modern farming practices. Well maintained access points provide convenient entry from nearby country roads, and the property’s size allows for scalable operations. Good fence on three sides of the farm, needs very little repair. The row crop is currently leased for $50,000 annually, and another potential income stream could come from a renewed hunting lease. In addition to its agricultural value, the farm offers recreational appeal with abundant wildlife, deer, quail, pheasant, and turkey, making it attractive for hunting or outdoor enjoyment. Whether you’re expanding an existing operation, seeking quality Iowa farmland, or investing in a legacy property, this 300 +/- acre tract presents outstanding opportunities.

Located approximately 1 hour from Des Moines and just 25 minutes from Oskaloosa, this 135± acre Mahaska County farm offers a rare combination of proven whitetail habitat, consistent CRP income, and attractive building potential. The property features classic southern Iowa terrain with creek-bottom timber filled with mature walnut and cottonwood, transitioning into ridges dominated by oak and hickory. Open acres are enrolled in native warm-season grasses, complemented by brushy fence lines and established food plot areas. South-facing slopes and overgrown pasture create dense bedding cover, resulting in a highly effective layout for producing and holding mature whitetails. The farm also supports strong populations of turkey, pheasant, and quail. Two CRP contracts generate a combined annual income of $14,516, with expirations in 2027 and 2030. The contracts allow for designated food plots and early successional habitat, enhancing both wildlife value and long-term land stewardship. Native grasses include Big Bluestem, Indian Grass, Switchgrass, and a diverse mix of forbs. Rolling topography provides multiple quality building sites with utilities in place, along with scenic pond views—making this property well suited for recreation, income, or a future home or cabin site.

This 195+/- Monroe County, Iowa farm offers an exceptional blend of top-end whitetail hunting, diverse habitat, and established income potential. Held in the same family for many decades, this is the type of old-school, rugged Iowa farm that rarely comes to market. Tucked into a secluded area with thousands of acres of surrounding habitat, the property sits in the heart of a region known for producing trophy-class deer and long-term land ownership. With its combination of CRP, hay ground, and areas well-suited for food plots or rotational crop, this farm delivers both hunting and investment appeal. Diverse Habitat & Hunting Potential The farm is a true whitetail producer, with opportunity to hunt mature age class deer along multiple travel corridors, pinch points, and edge habitat that naturally funnel deer movement. Beautiful White Oak ridges, timbered draws, warm-season grasses, thickets, and other mature hardwoods break up the landscape, creating excellent bedding areas and stand sites for multiple wind directions. The property’s seclusion and proximity to large neighboring tracts enhance its value as a low-pressure hunting destination. In addition to outstanding deer hunting, the farm also provides excellent opportunities for turkey and other game. Established Income & Ag Use With a balance of CRP acres, hay ground, and potential for food plots or row crop rotation, this property generates reliable income while supporting wildlife habitat. Current CRP contracts provide an annual income of $10,500+/-, with additional income from hay production at on 60 acres. Portions of the open ground could be rotated into crop production, offering further flexibility and diversity. This mix of income and recreation makes the property attractive for both investors and hands-on landowners. Water & Wildlife Resources The property features natural water sources, including a pond and North Cedar Creek, providing essential year-round habitat. Neighboring cropland, timber and warm season grasses further complement the food and cover available, creating a well-rounded habitat system that holds wildlife on the farm. With multiple options for future habitat improvements, this property has strong long-term upside for serious hunters and land managers. A Rare Opportunity Rarely does a farm like this become available—family-owned for generations, rugged, secluded, and surrounded by thousands of acres of prime habitat. Centrally located near the borders of Monroe, Lucas and Marion Counties, with central proximity to Albia, Lovilia, Knoxville, and Chariton, this property sits in the heart of one of Iowa’s most desirable regions for recreation, hunting and investment land. For buyers seeking a balanced property with trophy hunting potential, income diversity, and long-term appreciation, this is an opportunity worth a serious look. Trail camera pictures are from this farm and surrounding farms hunted by the same people.

Hunter’s Paradise – 40 Acres with Row Crop, Timber & Building Potential! If you’ve been searching for that ideal smaller tract of land with big possibilities, look no further! This 40-acre property is the perfect blend of income ground, recreation, and future building potential. Approximately 26 acres are currently planted in alfalfa, providing both income and a natural draw for wildlife. The balance is timber and habitat that makes this a true hunter’s dream. Whitetail deer and other wildlife are abundant, with the property bordering additional timber and crop fields for excellent hunting opportunities. A great building site awaits your dream home or Shouse, complete with electricity on the property, rural water available across the road, and even a gazebo to enjoy the views. Two ponds add to the beauty and functionality of the land. Secluded on a quiet gravel road with minimal traffic, this property offers privacy while remaining convenient—just 1 mile from a paved road and only 6 miles from Sun Valley Lake. Whether you’re seeking a private hunting retreat, a future home site, or a manageable farm with income potential, this property truly has it all. Contact us today to schedule your showing!  We look forward to being your Buyer’s Agent!

Located just north of Centerville, IA, this 140-acre property offers the ideal combination of productive farmland and top-tier hunting. The farm includes 95 acres of tillable ground with an average CSR above 67 for high productivity. It generates $19,000 annually in cash rent and has a consistent history of strong crop yields. All tillable acres would also be eligible for future CRP enrollment if the next owner chooses to transition to conservation programs. Over 40 acres of dense river-bottom hardwoods provide thick bedding cover and strong whitetail habitat. This area is truly a sleeper neighborhood where mature, trophy-class bucks can be consistently found year after year. The property sits off a dead-end road with very few surrounding roads, located in the middle of a large block of crop fields, timber, and river corridor—offering limited access and ideal seclusion for deer movement and unpressured hunting. The current owner has worked with the farm tenant to leave standing grain in key locations for food plot effectiveness, further improving late-season hunting. In addition to whitetails, this farm supports quality upland game and turkey hunting with healthy populations of quail, pheasant, and wild turkeys.  Additionally, its location within minutes of Rathbun Lake makes this a true investment opportunity with excellent recreation potential.