Investment Properties Listings

Outstanding Pheasant Hunting Property In Kiowa County, Kansas

Scenic Jo Daviess County Farmstead Near Galena & Dubuque

Nestled in the heart of the Driftless Region in northwest Illinois, this exceptional 70 +/- acre farmstead on Imbus Road offers a rare opportunity to own a scenic and versatile property in Jo Daviess County. Ideally located just minutes from Galena and Dubuque with convenient access via U.S. Highway 20, this property seamlessly blends rural tranquility with modern accessibility. The land features gently rolling terrain highlighted by breathtaking panoramic views from its central high point. Approximately 40 acres are productive tillable ground with respectable soils, while an additional 27 acres are currently pasture with quality fencing in place. Two picturesque streams wind through the property, enhancing both its natural beauty and its utility for livestock and recreation. Improvements include a charming farmhouse complemented by multiple outbuildings. The house features two levels that are approximately 1,200 square feet in total, with two bedrooms and one bathroom. The farm outbuildings include two pole sheds, a grain bin, a corn crib, and a classic barn. These provide ample storage and functionality for agricultural operations, hobby farming, or rural living. Well-maintained fencing surrounds much of the property, making it well-suited for cattle, horses, or other livestock. Whether you envision a private country retreat, an income-producing farm, or a legacy property to pass down through generations, this farm is one you’ll want to see. With its proximity to Galena’s historic charm and Dubuque’s economic amenities, this offering represents a unique blend of lifestyle, investment potential, and natural beauty. This is a rare opportunity to own a premier farmstead in one of Northern Illinois’ most desirable rural landscapes. Contact listing agent Jason Heller at (815) 858-4403 to schedule a private showing.

Tract 4: Barry County Build Site

Tract 3: Barry County Build Site

Easy Access, Big Hunting Potential

If you’ve been searching for a well-rounded recreational property with proven hunting and excellent access, this 60 +/- acre tract in Harrison County checks all the boxes. This farm offers strong hunting appeal with a thoughtful mix of thick bedding cover and established stands of warm-season grasses—ideal for holding and attracting wildlife year-round. The property has a solid history of deer and turkey activity, backed by trail camera history, and also offers opportunities for quail hunting. This property also features brand new barbed wire fencing and a small cattle handling facility. Access is a major advantage, with blacktop frontage along the entire north boundary, allowing you to approach stands from multiple directions depending on the wind—an often overlooked but critical feature for consistent hunting success. The farm is set up for immediate use with mowed paths throughout, making navigation quiet and efficient, whether you’re slipping into a stand or checking cameras. In addition to its recreational value, the property features: • Two ponds, providing reliable water sources for wildlife and livestock • Utilities available at the road, opening the door for future improvements • Excellent build site potential, making it a great option for a cabin or country home Conveniently located just 12 minutes from I-35 and roughly 1.5 hours from both Des Moines and Kansas City, this property offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. Whether you’re looking for a proven hunting farm, a weekend getaway, or a future build site, this tract delivers.

Tract 2: Barry County Build Site

Tract 1: Barry County Build Site

Spring Hollow Basin

Set 12 miles north of Gillette on Broad Axe Ranch, this 35-acre tract carries the kind of character that’s getting harder to find—usable ground up top, shelter and water down below, and big Wyoming views tying it all together. The north end of the property lays out as a grassy plateau, offering ample flat ground for a homesite or cabin. Scattered pine trees break up the landscape just enough to provide privacy and wind cover without sacrificing the wide-open feel. From this higher ground, the views stretch clean to the Bighorn Mountains—a steady, mountain-lined backdrop that anchors the entire setting. From that northern rise, the land rolls south and gently drops into a natural basin. This lower ground forms a quiet, tucked-away pocket with a winding spring threading through the bottom, bringing life and a dependable water feature to the property. The basin is predominantly grassy, framed by pockets of pine and scattered rock outcroppings along the southern end, giving it both texture and rugged edge. Access is practical and well thought out. A two-track road winds through the property, allowing you to reach nearly every corner with ease. Along the northern boundary —spanning roughly 400 yards— plans are in play for a maintained dirt road, along with electric service, making future development far more straightforward while keeping the land’s rural feel intact. Wildlife is right at home here. Healthy populations of deer and turkey move through the area regularly, drawn by the combination of cover, water, and open feed. Whether you’re looking for a build site with character, a recreational retreat, or a long-term land hold with natural appeal, this tract checks the boxes without trying too hard—it’s simply good Wyoming ground. Minor covenants are in place; contact the listing agent for more information. Broad Axe Ranch is a total of 3,642 +/- deeded acres. With tracts ranging from 35 to 80 acres, additional acreage is available. Contact Ridge Briggs at (307) 395-3199 for more information or to schedule a showing.

High Plains Overlook

Set north of Gillette on Broad Axe Ranch, this 40-acre tract delivers a clean combination of elevation, usability, and wide-open Wyoming views. Positioned on a series of flat, elevated benches, the property offers multiple ideal build sites—each one taking full advantage of the surrounding landscape and the kind of commanding outlook that’s hard to come by. From these benches, the views stretch long and uninterrupted to the Bighorn Mountains, providing a steady mountain backdrop that changes with the light and seasons. The terrain is gentle and usable, making it easy to envision a homesite, barn, or outbuildings without the challenges of rough ground or heavy timber. The land itself is almost entirely grassland, open and well-suited for a variety of uses. Whether you’re looking to establish a homesite with room to breathe or run a few horses, the layout and forage make this tract as practical as it is scenic. The openness also preserves those long sightlines, giving the property a spacious, unconfined feel. This is straightforward, elevated ground with strong building potential, dependable access, and views that speak for themselves. Minor covenants are in place; contact the listing agent for more information. Broad Axe Ranch is a total of 3,642 +/- deeded acres. With tracts ranging from 35 to 80 acres, additional acreage is available. Contact Ridge Briggs at (307) 395-3199 for more information or to schedule a showing.

Grand River Bottom Farm with Income, Hunting & Seclusion

Opportunities like this don’t come around often. Located at the end of a dead-end road, this secluded tract offers the kind of privacy and access that’s getting harder to find—paired with direct frontage on the Grand River. The farm combines income-producing cropland with quality wildlife habitat, creating a well-rounded property suited for both investment and recreation. The mix of open ground and timbered edges provides excellent cover and travel corridors for deer and turkey, while the river system adds another layer of habitat and year-round attraction. Currently, 42 +/- acres are in production, generating $8,000 annually in cash rent, with payment received March 1st. The farm boasts strong soils, primarily Nodaway silt loam and Lagonda silty clay loam, and carries a 78.5 NCCPI rating, supporting its reputation as a productive row crop property. Beyond the income, the Grand River frontage offers fishing, water access, and a scenic setting, making it just as appealing for weekend use as it is for long-term ownership. The property is assessed at 78.89 acres, with approximately 52 acres considered usable based on mapping. Whether your goal is to invest, hunt, or simply own a quiet piece of riverfront ground, this farm offers a rare combination of seclusion, income, and recreational value.