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31.8 Acres of Timber, Wildlife, Opportunity
Price: $274,900 Acreage: 31.8 County: Wood State: TXTucked away in the quiet countryside only 5 miles north of Quitman, Texas, and minutes from UT Health Hospital, this 31.8 +/- acre tract is a true East Texas gem. The property is heavily wooded with mature hardwoods and towering pines, creating a natural canopy that provides privacy, shade, and a peaceful setting for your future homesite or recreational retreat. For the hunter or outdoor enthusiast, this land is littered with deer and other wildlife, offering endless opportunities for hunting, hiking, or simply enjoying the outdoors. With its wooded terrain, it’s the kind of place where you can carve out a secluded homesite deep in the timber, or clear just enough space to take in the views of the surrounding countryside. A unique bonus is the 7-acre parcel located on the east side of FM 69. A perfect setup if you’d like to split off, sell separately, or keep for additional access and flexibility. Whether you are dreaming of building a custom home in the woods, establishing a weekend getaway, or investing in a piece of East Texas land with character and potential, this property checks all the boxes.
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85 +/- Acres with High Yield Tillable Acreage and Income-Producing CRP
Price: $788,000 Acreage: 85 County: Sandusky State: OHLocated just 7 miles west of Fremont lies this 85 +/- acre tract with excellent soils producing consistent high-yielding crops. With paved road frontage on 3 sides of the property, there are plenty of options for access. The farm has 23 +/- acres currently enrolled in CRP along Muddy Creek that produces a nice additional income for the landowner. With almost a half mile of creek bottom and CRP on both sides, the property boasts regular sightings of deer, turkey, pheasant, and other wildlife. Whether you're looking to expand your farming operation or looking for a new homestead to build your dream home, this property has it all. Call for your private showing today!
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Distinguished Climax Grade School with Endless Potential and Oppurtunity
Price: $64,000 Acreage: 1.8 County: Greenwood State: KSLocated on the eastern edge of the Climax city limits, this history-packed property boasts incredible space and opportunity inside and outside. Constructed in 1909 as the Climax Grade School, this building has stood the test of time and transformed from a grade school to a community space where numerous church suppers were held along with group meetings, banquets, wedding receptions, birthday parties, and more. The property has currently been utilized for Climax City meetings and is now, for the first time in its history, available to purchase. The opportunity to revitalize the property for ongoing public events or create into one incredible lodge, residence, or more, the foundation has been laid with the details and craftsmanship of the 1900s still intact and well maintained, awaiting the new chapter. The original structure was built in 1909 and is the westerly section that holds 1,800 square feet of space and was two separate classrooms. The east addition was then added on in 1940 and created a needed additional classroom with 940 square feet of space. Throughout the building, the original hardwood floors create the space and are in fantastic condition. The chalkboards, built-in bookshelves, and large baseboard trim add additional appreciation to the craftsmanship that once was. There are two separate restrooms that are located in the middle of the building, in between the east and west sides. Just before going into the east addition, there is a storage space area with an open walking room that allows for an easy flow throughout. The addition was constructed in 1940, providing another classroom that was then updated to a full kitchen that fed hundreds at a time with local events. Over the years, the property has received necessary maintenance that has helped preserve it. The property is on Greenwood County Rural Water #1, Westar for electric, propane for heat, and city sewer. The outdoor space holds 1.8 +/- acres and is incredible, with an opportunity to expand the building, create a healthy parking lot, or leave it for open space. The property is deeded in two separate tracts with the Greenwood County Register of Deeds. The east and northeast sides of the building hold the basketball court and playground. With all the history and all of the opportunity this distinguished property holds, it truly is one to tour in person to appreciate all it is and all of the life it holds! For additional information or to schedule your tour, contact Brenda Doudican with Midwest Land Group at (620) 794-8075 or bdoudican@midwestlandgroup.com.
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Class 1 & 2 Tillable and Recreation Along Slate Creek
Price: $257,400 Acreage: 78 County: Sumner State: KSLocated just outside the city limits on the west side of Wellington, Kansas, sits this Class 1 and 2 tillable and recreational farm along Slate Creek. The soil consists of fertile creek bottom varieties with an above-average NCCPI average rating of 62.8. The primary soil type is Class 1 Brewer Silty Clay Loam (70%), and the remainder is made up of Class 2 Milan Loam (13%) and Elandco Silty Clay Loam (11%). The farm lies nicely and has around 28 +/- feet of elevation change throughout the property. Historically, the farm has grown a crop rotation that includes corn, soybeans, wheat, and sorghum. According to FSA, there are 58.2 cropland acres, which make up roughly 75% of the total property. The land comes with both sides of Slate Creek, and with that comes many recreational opportunities! Big Kansas bucks navigate this creek system every fall and winter, and the mature timber along the creek is a great area for turkeys to roost during the spring. For the angler, the creek offers excellent fishing opportunities for catfish and white bass. Around 95% of the property is in the 100 year floodplain; however, there are around 3.4 acres in the 500 year floodplain and 0.4 acres entirely out of the floodplain on the northeast corner, which would make for an excellent build site location with paved road access! Mineral rights are intact and will transfer to the buyer. For questions or to schedule a time to view the property, contact the listing agent Shaun Reid at (316) 210-6680 or sreid@midwestlandgroup.com.
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Exceptional Hunting/Recreational Farm in Northeast Iowa
Price: $485,750 Acreage: 67 County: Clayton State: IATucked into the scenic bluffs of Northeast Iowa, this 67-acre property offers an incredible combination of premium whitetail hunting, beautiful hardwood timber, and natural water features. Access is located off a dead-end road near Highway 18, near the Mississippi River along Gold Mine Road, ensuring seclusion and privacy. The seller will be selling and providing a deeded private access path into the southeast corner of the farm, giving the new owner a perfect entry and exit point to hunt effectively with prevailing winds. This corner also features 3 +/- acres of tillable ground, an ideal setup for food plots or standing grain that draws deer out of the heavy timber during the fall and late gun seasons. The property is loaded with character, featuring rolling ridges, deep hollows, and a mix of hardwoods, including future marketable walnut and white oak. Artesian springs provide a reliable water source throughout the property, and a creek flows along the north end, adding to its natural beauty and wildlife appeal. Surrounded by hundreds of acres of contiguous timber and adjacent to some of the most sought-after hunting land in the region, this tract is part of a massive section known for producing record-class whitetails. Just north lies the renowned Bloody Run Trout Stream, while the mighty Mississippi River is only a short distance away. Whether you’re looking for a trophy hunting farm, a recreational escape, or a long-term timber investment, this farm delivers it all. Showings are by appointment only. Don’t miss this rare chance to own a premium piece of Northeast Iowa hunting ground. Call Land Agent Kyle Steinfeldt at (641) 485-7909 today for details.
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15.60 +/- Acres With Income and Build Potential in Lake County
Price: $150,000 Acreage: 15.6 County: Lake State: OHLocated in Madison, Ohio, just south of the Grand River in Lake County, lies this 15.60 acres of mostly tillable land. The land is currently farmed and in CAUV. There is a small oil/gas lease that will transfer to the new owners. The property has gently rolling terrain and has excellent buildable area options coming off Ford Road or Loveland Road.
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Secluded Yet Convenient Acreage with Barndominium
Price: $685,000 Acreage: 108 County: Garland State: ARLocated just outside of Hot Springs, this secluded yet convenient outdoorsman’s paradise is ideally located for the perfect blend of quiet space and amenities. The 108 +/- acres sprawl across a hardwood timberland with ranges in topography that create great stand locations for both deer and turkey, as well as phenomenal mountain views. The property boasts over one mile of boundary with the City of Hot Springs and Arkansas Department of Agriculture land, assuring no encroachment and great outdoor opportunities for a lifetime. The 1,380 +/- square foot dwelling has two beds, one bath, and a large living space, accompanied by a shop area and a large front porch. From the front porch, you’ll commonly hear turkeys gobbling on the property while sipping your cup of morning coffee. Both turkeys and deer are abundant on the property, and the blend of ridges and draws through the hardwood timber makes the hunting potential on this property above average. ATV trails throughout the property make accessing your favorite stand locations on the dead-end road oasis a breeze. If you are looking for a quiet and secluded hunting tract that still has the convenience that Hot Springs has to offer, you do not want to miss this unique piece of Garland County real estate. Properties that offer this amount of seclusion and a Public Land Boundary rarely come to the open market. Call today to schedule your tour!
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Poultry, Cattle, and Hay Farm on The Illinois Bayou
Price: $1,700,000 Acreage: 283 County: Pope State: ARThis beautiful Pope County farm has multiple improvements to benefit your farming operation on many different levels! Sprawling a vast 283 +/- Acres and being composed of nearly all hay meadow and grass pasture, this well-maintained farm has been groomed with productivity in mind. Along with the three-house poultry operation, the farm has great recreational opportunities along the spectacular Illinois Bayou. Whether you are running cattle, baling hay, or both, you are sure to be impressed by the improvements here. Excellent fertilization and weed control throughout the fenced and cross-fenced pastures have made them great for grazing or for baling hay. The pastures are fenced in varying sizes, some being smaller traps to complement the well-built corral and working pens. Alongside the grass portion of the farm, the three poultry houses have been an integral part of its success. Two 43’x500’ houses, along with one 40’x500’ sit in a great location on the farm, along with a newly constructed 40'x80' litter shed. The owners have taken pride in keeping these houses in tip-top shape and have placed them at or near the top of the batch. Additional improvements on the farm include a 60'x80' red iron barn perfect for hay and equipment storage, a newly constructed 40'x60' horse barn, and a 2,128-square-foot mobile home. This farm also comes with the equipment needed to start baling hay and caring for pastures. A 90 HP Kubota Cab tractor, Kubota hay baler, Kuhn V Rake, 4 basket tedder, 200-gallon sprayer, 15-foot batwing mower, and two Kuhn 9’ Hay mowers will all convey with a reasonable offer. If you are looking for a truly turn-key farm with multiple revenue streams, this farm is one that you do not want to miss. The exceptional maintenance, variety of improvements and equipment, along with its over one mile of frontage on the Illinois Bayou, make this a one-of-a-kind opportunity for investment. Call Jake Fowler today to schedule your tour!
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22.91 +/- Acre Equestrian Paradise in Dallas County - Live, Work, & Ride
Price: $1,249,000 Acreage: 22.91 County: Dallas State: IAWelcome to a rare opportunity on the Dallas/Madison County line with nearly 23 +/- acres of versatile land designed to meet the needs of equestrians, entrepreneurs, and families alike. Just two miles from Earlham, less than two miles from Interstate 80, and only 15 miles from West Des Moines, this property offers the perfect balance of rural tranquility, modern convenience, and unlimited potential. Located in the highly sought-after Earlham School District, it’s a setting that delivers both lifestyle and opportunity. At the heart of the property is an oversized barndominium featuring three bedrooms and a full basement, providing nearly 3,300 unfinished square feet ready for your custom touch. Step out onto the upper-level walkout deck to enjoy sweeping views of the surrounding timber and countryside. Attached is a massive 7,500 square foot, fully insulated shop - a true standout for business or hobby use. Complete with heat, concrete floors with drains, four oversized overhead doors, two office spaces, and two restrooms, it’s perfectly suited for a trades business, construction company, or serious workspace needs. For horse lovers, the equestrian facilities are ready for you! A 48’x74’ horse barn with an 18’x66’ addition and covered lean-to features five spacious stalls, three with private runs, and room for more. Equipped with heat, water, electricity, a dedicated tack room for up to 25 saddles, and office space, it’s designed for both comfort and efficiency. Outdoor amenities include an arena, multiple turnouts (some with covered areas), and abundant panels and gates for flexible use. A 30’x40’ loafing shed with lean-to provides additional shelter for livestock, while a 42’x64’ metal storage building - already set up with water, electricity, and septic - offers prime potential for finishing as an additional open-concept barndominium. Adding to the charm, a spring-fed creek meanders through the acreage, creating a picturesque backdrop and peaceful atmosphere. The land itself provides ample space for future growth, whether that’s expanding facilities, adding pasture, or utilizing the 2 +/- acres of row crop ground. Whether you’re looking to establish a premier equine operation, expand a business, or create a one-of-a-kind family homestead, this property offers unmatched flexibility, functionality, and location. Call Aaron Creger directly at (515) 491-9567 for more information or to schedule your private tour.
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86 Acres of Recreation in the Ozarks
Price: $175,000 Acreage: 86 County: Marion State: ARTucked away in the heart of Marion County, this 86 +/- acre property is a true slice of the Ozarks. Accessed by a deeded easement off County Road 6061, you’ll immediately find yourself on the main ridge that stretches north and south through the property. There’s plenty of room here to build your getaway cabin, clear a homesite, or carve out food plots for wildlife. From the north side of that ridge, the land drops nearly 300 feet into a hollow with a wet-weather creek that still held water even through the hottest, driest days of summer. To the northeast, the terrain climbs another 200 feet, leading you to a secondary ridge along the eastern boundary that runs all the way to the southeast corner. The rolling ridges, hollows, and elevation changes give this tract the kind of rugged Ozark beauty that feels like stepping back to a simpler time. The timber here is beautiful and marketable, with towering white oaks and red oaks mixed with hickory and walnut. Deer sign is everywhere—rubs, well-traveled trails, scrapes, and bedding areas—making this an excellent hunting property. There’s already a small clearing on the north end of the main ridge, ideal for a food plot or an off-grid homesite. And with some selective clearing, the higher ground could offer outstanding long-range views. This is a private setting surrounded by some of the best outdoor recreation in Arkansas. Just 20 minutes east, you’ll find the world-class trout waters of the White River and the tailwaters of Bull Shoals Lake. Head 30 minutes south and you’re at the Buffalo National River for epic float trips and smallmouth bass fishing. Mountain Home is just 45 minutes to the northeast, and Flippin is only 30 minutes north, giving you convenient access to restaurants, shops, and supplies. Yes, the Ozarks have their rugged side, but that’s where their charm lies. As the old saying goes: “Anyone can love the Rockies, but it takes a real soul to love the Ozarks.” This tract embodies that spirit—beautiful timber, abundant wildlife, ridges and hollows, and a setting that feels far away from the world yet close enough to enjoy everything that makes north-central Arkansas special.
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