Investment Properties Listings

121 +/- Affordable Acres of Big Buck Ground in Chippewa County

Attention hunters and DIY whitetail habitat improvement folks! The Chippewa 121 is a diverse tract of very affordable land in beautiful Chippewa County with a proven history of mature bucks. This parcel has access on a paved county road on both the south and west lines. Set amidst hundreds of acres of fertile agricultural ground to the north, northwest, and south, the Chippewa 121 is the main travel corridor for whitetail deer in the area and contains substantial lowland cover that harbors the mature bucks. The access points, layout of the property, and mix of habitat combine to provide an awesome hunting property that has a strong foundation of attributes for a new owner to design and develop their dream hunting property at a very affordable entry point. Over a third of the property is high ground with hardwood ridges that border a thick alder-choked lowland. The property is loaded with deer sign: trails, beds, rubs, and last season’s scrapes. Several small stands of mature pine line the hardwoods and flank the neighboring tillable ground. A power line runs through a portion of the land north to south. This is the perfect area to install food plots. Several trails provide access. The Chippewa 121 is made up of 5 tax parcels. The southernmost portion has power already installed and could be developed into a gorgeous building site for a home. The property is not in any government programs and currently offers very low taxes for the quality. The Chippewa 121 is an outstanding hunting land investment opportunity that offers many possibilities.

Secluded Hunting Tract with Mature Timber and a Creek

Located in eastern Logan County in the community of Delaware, this 40 +/- acre timber tract is the perfect secluded recreational tract. Located over a mile off of State Highway 22 down a private easement road, the seclusion offered by this parcel is unmatched. The stand of mature timber covering the land features a mixture of oak timber, pine, and some large cedar. The timber varies from large open timber to areas with more undergrowth that are perfect bedding areas for wildlife. While walking the property, deer sign is evident at every turn, and multiple great stand locations are no issue to find. A nice seasonal creek meanders through the property, with picturesque watering holes for deer and other game nearly year-round. With no hunting pressure in the last fifteen years, this tract is certain to have an abundance of game and is ready for its new owner. While being very private and secluded, the property is just a short twenty-minute drive from Dardanelle, and twenty-five minutes from Russellville. Lake Dardanelle is just minutes away, and multiple boat launches and access points are available in the area. If you are looking for a recreational tract that is within a short drive from anywhere in Central Arkansas, you don’t want to miss out on this great Logan County tract. Call today for your personal tour.

5 +/- Acre Build-Site by the Buttes

This 5 +/- acre build-site sits off New Haven Road, a county-maintained road, and is accessed by Bruin Road. Roughly 15 minutes NW of Hulett, WY, this property proves to be a secluded place to build, or a recreational getaway. The property is tucked into the Devils Tower country, just a short distance from the Missouri Buttes. It borders approximately 90 acres of BLM land, adding elbow room and a hard edge against future development. The setting is quiet and secluded, well-suited for a cabin, full-time residence, or a simple foothold in the Black Hills. Whitetail deer and turkey are everyday passers, with little to no hunting pressure. Electric service has already been run and sits on the southwest corner of the property, with a recent survey and pins/flagging already set. There is no HOA in place. Light covenants apply to protect the area and maintain long-term value. If you’re looking for a small, private piece of timber ground with public land at the fence and the Buttes in the neighborhood, this tract delivers. Contact Ridge Briggs at (307) 395-3199 to schedule a showing, or for more information on this 5 +/- acre lot.

Beautiful Home and Spacious Lot In North Alma

Buildable Acreage Convenient to Lake Dardanelle

Located less than a quarter mile off of Highway 22 in Delaware, this Logan County build site is perfect for those with convenience in mind. The 5.7 +/- acre property has frontage on both Fire Dept. Loop, as well as Wood Lane, providing great access to the property’s two build sites. With access from both county roads, the property would be a prime candidate for a minor subdivision. Power, rural water, and fiber-optic internet are all available along the property’s county road frontage, perfectly complementing the great access and adding another level of convenience. Dardanelle is less than fifteen minutes away, and Russellville is less than twenty, making this a very commutable location for those working in town every day. Lake Dardanelle, known for its great fishing, has several boat ramps, day-use areas, and campsites nearby. If you are looking for a build site in the country that offers a level of privacy but does not compromise convenience, you will want to take a look at this one.

Amazing Turn-Key 153.742 Acre Hunting and Cattle Ranch in Brown County, TX

Discover the perfect blend of rugged Texas beauty and first-class improvements on this exceptional 153.742-acre property in the heart of Brown County. Ideally suited as a private hunting retreat, working ranch, or weekend getaway, this turn-key estate offers everything needed to enjoy the best of rural living from day one. At the main entrance of the property sits a beautifully appointed 2-bedroom, 2-bath cabin, thoughtfully designed for comfort and relaxation. Whether you’re unwinding after a day in the field or hosting family and friends, the cabin provides a warm and inviting home base with scenic views in every direction. This property is truly ready for serious outdoorsmen and ranchers alike. Multiple strategically placed deer blinds and wildlife feeders create excellent hunting opportunities for whitetail deer, turkey, and other native game. A well-maintained stock tank and two wet-weather creeks provide valuable water sources for livestock and wildlife, enhancing the land’s natural appeal. For the working rancher, the improvements are second to none. A 30'x40' barn with corrals, sturdy cattle water troughs, and premium barbed-wire fencing makes livestock operations efficient and secure. The ranch features premium swing gates and heavy-duty cattle guards, ensuring easy access and smooth movement throughout the property. Approximately 22 cultivated acres are cross-fenced, offering excellent grazing, hay production, or food plot potential. The remainder of the land is a beautiful mix of native terrain, highlighted by old-growth hardwoods, mature oaks, cedar, and mesquite trees that provide exceptional cover and habitat. Rolling topography and beautiful long-range views give this ranch a classic Texas Hill Country feel. With direct access from both Highway 183 and FM Road 2273, the property is convenient to reach yet private and secluded once inside the gates. Whether you’re seeking a fully equipped hunting property, a productive cattle ranch, or a peaceful country escape, this rare offering checks every box. Opportunities like this in Brown County don’t come along often—schedule your private showing today and experience it for yourself.

Gray County Four Quarter Irrigated Farm

This offering consists of approximately 630 acres of irrigated farmland in Gray County, Kansas, being marketed and sold together as a single package. The property comprises of four total quarters, three of which are contiguous, with the fourth quarter located approximately one mile to the south. The three contiguous quarters form an efficient core operation, offering excellent scale and ease of management. The southern quarter, while separated, is close enough to operate as part of the same farming unit and shares similar irrigation characteristics and soil quality. Across all four quarters, the farm is improved with 4 center pivot irrigation systems supported by established and dependable water rights. The irrigation equipment has been well-maintained, providing a buyer with confidence in continued performance and long-term reliability. Three of the quarters are currently planted to second-year alfalfa, with the remaining quarter in wheat. The property is ready for immediate transfer, and the new owner will assume ownership of the existing wheat crop. This farm is well-suited for an owner-operator looking to expand irrigated acres or an investor seeking quality farmland with strong fundamentals and long-term value. The property is also subject to a wind lease option, offering the potential for long-term supplemental income in addition to agricultural returns. While no construction has begun and there is no established development timeline, the lease preserves the opportunity for future wind-related revenue and enhances the overall investment profile of the property. The entire 630 +/- acre portfolio is being offered at $4,000 per acre. The seller is open to selling the southern quarter separately and the three contiguous quarters together. Please refer to the attached PDF for detailed water rights information. All owned mineral rights will transfer to the buyer. Farms of this size, with multiple irrigated quarters offered together, are increasingly difficult to assemble. This offering provides a rare opportunity to acquire scale while maintaining operational flexibility and long-term investment strength.

Three Irrigated Gray County Circles

This productive irrigated farm consists of three contiguous quarters of 477 acres located in western Gray County, Kansas, just four miles south of Charleston. The property includes the south half of Section 3, Township 26 South, Range 31 West, and extends south across N Road into the northeast quarter of Section 10. The contiguity of these three quarters creates an efficient, large-scale farming operation in a highly desirable agricultural area. The sale includes 100 percent of the seller’s owned mineral rights, immediate possession of the current crops, including the planted wheat, and all irrigation equipment. The farm has been meticulously maintained by the current owner and reflects exceptional pride of ownership throughout. Improvements on the southeast quarter include a new irrigation well drilled to approximately 260 feet, along with a new pump and electric motor. Both pivots on the half section are eight tower T&L center pivots, while the northeast quarter is irrigated by a seven tower Zimmatic pivot. The southwest and northeast quarters are each equipped with brand-new electric motors, further enhancing operational reliability. Approximately $18,000 worth of manure is in two corners of the property and will transfer to the buyer, offering immediate fertility value, and is another show of the kind of quality farming history this land has had. The southeast and northeast quarters are currently in second year alfalfa, while the southwest quarter is planted to wheat. Water is a standout feature of this farm. All three water rights have places of use across the property, totaling 408 authorized irrigated acres with a combined 272 authorized acre-feet. Authorized pumping rates include 995 gallons per minute on the southwest quarter, 900 gallons per minute on the southeast quarter, and 855 gallons per minute on the northeast quarter, providing excellent capacity to support long-term irrigated production. The property is subject to a wind lease option that provides the potential for long-term supplemental income in addition to strong agricultural returns. While no construction has begun and there is currently no established development timeline, the lease preserves the opportunity for future wind-related revenue, enhancing the overall investment profile of the property. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-improved, contiguous irrigated farm offering reliable water, high-quality improvements, and immediate income in western Kansas. Ideal for both owner operators seeking productive irrigated acres and investors focused on long-term stability.

39 +/- Acre Build Site Near Rose Hill

CRP Hunting Land in Pratt County