Investment Properties Listings
76 +/- Acres With Shouse, Cropland Income, Creek, Ponds, & Recreation
Price: $649,000 Acreage: 76 County: Benton State: MOA versatile 76 +/- acre property offering the rare combination of country living, agricultural income, hunting, water, and recreational opportunities, all just minutes from Lincoln and Warsaw. Properties that offer this many different uses on one tract don't come available often. Whether you're looking for a place to establish a country homestead, generate income from productive cropland, pursue whitetails and turkeys, ride trails, raise livestock, or simply have room to spread out and enjoy the outdoors, this 76 +/- acre property deserves a serious look. At the heart of the property is a 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath shouse designed for practical country living. The shouse and improvements make this more than just a recreational tract—it is a property where you can live, work, and enjoy the land. The 30'x40' attached garage/shop provides substantial enclosed space for equipment, vehicles, hobbies, and projects, while the 24'x32' lean-to adds additional covered storage. The carport and attached storage shed round out the improvements and provide practical space for everything that comes with owning a property of this size. Adding to the property's appeal is a 16-foot above-ground swimming pool, providing a great place to cool off, relax, and enjoy the property during the warmer months. Whether you're spending a summer afternoon around the pool, working in the shop, exploring the acreage, or simply enjoying the peace and privacy of country living, this property offers the kind of versatility that's increasingly difficult to find. Approximately 30 acres of tillable bottomland provide the property with an established income-producing component. The balance of the acreage consists of a combination of timber and open hayland, creating a diverse land base with numerous potential uses. The open acreage could provide opportunities for hay production, pasture, additional food plots, or livestock. With some additional fencing, the property could easily be adapted for cattle, horses, or a combination of both. The existing mix of open ground, timber, and water gives a future owner considerable flexibility in developing the property around their specific needs. For the outdoorsman, this property has the makings of an excellent recreational tract. The combination of timber, cropland, hayland, ponds, and year-round creek frontage provides the habitat diversity necessary to attract and hold whitetail deer and wild turkey. The different cover types and agricultural fields create opportunities to establish strategic hunting locations and potentially enhance the property even further with additional food plots and habitat improvements. The farm includes two ponds as well as creek frontage on Duran Creek and Cole Camp Creek, which maintain water year-round. This combination of water resources adds tremendous value from both a recreational and wildlife standpoint. The property offers plenty of room for ATV and UTV use, trail riding, hiking, exploring, camping, and simply enjoying the outdoors. The acreage provides the freedom to step outside your back door and have a recreational property at your fingertips. Despite its rural setting, the property is conveniently located just off a state-maintained highway, providing easy access while maintaining the privacy and country atmosphere that acreage buyers are looking for. Lincoln is approximately 12 minutes away, and Warsaw is approximately 16 minutes away, putting groceries, restaurants, schools, shopping, medical services, and other everyday amenities within an easy drive. If you've been searching for a manageable acreage property that can generate income while providing a place to live and plenty of room to hunt, ride, farm, raise livestock, and enjoy the outdoors, this 76 +/- acre Missouri property offers an opportunity worth seeing in person.
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34 +/- Acre Timber Tract in Northeast Faulkner County
Price: $140,000 Acreage: 34 County: Faulkner State: ARSituated in the far northeastern portion of Faulkner County, this 34 +/- acre timber tract is now available. The northern region of the property features predominantly pine and cedar timber, which transitions into hickory and oak species to the south. The tract offers seclusion while remaining accessible via Mahan Drive, which bisects the property. Additionally, a central pond provides a reliable water source for local wildlife. Overall, this parcel presents excellent hunting opportunities at a highly competitive price point.
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The Baldwin Backpatch 152 +/- Acres Near Tuttle Creek Lake
Price: $787,056 Acreage: 152 County: Riley State: KSLocated along Baldwin Park Road in Riley County, just one-quarter mile west of Tuttle Creek Lake, this remarkable 152 +/- acre property offers an extraordinary combination of premier hunting, abundant water, rugged terrain, mature timber, rich local history, and tremendous potential for a secluded homesite. With approximately 140 acres of mature timber and 12 acres of native meadow, the property possesses the habitat, privacy, and natural beauty that define a truly special recreational tract. From the air, the scale and diversity of the landscape become even more impressive. An expansive canopy of mature timber stretches across the rolling countryside, interrupted only by strategically positioned meadows, natural openings, and winding travel corridors. Deep draws, timbered ridges, protected hollows, and changes in elevation provide exceptional bedding and security cover for wildlife. The timber stand consists primarily of burr oak, Chinquapin oak, black walnut, cottonwood, and cedar, offering a combination of hardwood mast production, thermal cover, and year-round habitat. The property lies in an area widely recognized for producing top-end whitetail genetics. Its extensive timber, secluded interior, dependable water, and varied terrain create the components necessary to hold mature deer throughout the year. The ridges, draws, and narrow openings naturally concentrate wildlife movement, creating ideal funnels and pinch points for carefully planned hunting setups. Turkeys are also abundant throughout the area, with additional opportunities for trapping, wildlife observation, and year-round outdoor recreation. The family has enjoyed the farm over the years, with hiking trails, camping, and limited hunting. Two existing clearings provide excellent locations for destination food plots. One of the most notable is Kenny’s Holler, a secluded opening surrounded by heavy cover and natural wildlife travel corridors. With thoughtful habitat management, these clearings could be developed into highly effective food sources positioned deep within the property. This is more than land where deer simply pass through; it has the cover, water, terrain, and seclusion required to serve as a true sanctuary for mature whitetails. Baldwin Creek, a tributary flowing toward and feeding into Tuttle Creek Lake, winds throughout the property. Several natural springs further enhance the dependable water supply and provide additional habitat diversity. The combination of flowing water, timbered creek corridors, protected draws, and nearby lake habitat strengthens the property’s ability to support deer, turkey, and other wildlife throughout every season. A maintained internal trail system provides access throughout the acreage and connects the primary features of the property. These trails allow a future owner to reach hunting locations, food plots, creek crossings, and remote portions of the tract while also creating excellent opportunities for hiking, horseback riding, ATV use, and general land management. Beyond its exceptional recreational qualities, the property carries a meaningful connection to the history of the surrounding Big Blue River Valley. A trail running through the tract was once a roadway leading toward the original town of Randolph. Established during the Kansas territorial era, Randolph grew into a thriving agricultural community near the mouth of Fancy Creek. Many of its residents were of Swedish and German descent, including skilled craftsmen responsible for the limestone structures that became part of the town’s identity. Construction of Tuttle Creek Reservoir forever changed the valley. In 1960, Old Randolph and ten neighboring communities were displaced as the reservoir covered historic townsites, farms, homesteads, and roadways. Although Randolph was rebuilt on higher ground, portions of the original community now rest beneath the waters of Tuttle Creek Lake. The former roadway crossing this property offers a tangible connection to that important chapter of Riley County history, a quiet reminder of the families, farms, and communities that once occupied the valley. The property also presents an outstanding opportunity to establish a private residence, hunting lodge, or weekend retreat. The native meadow and other openings offer potential building locations surrounded by timber and scenic countryside. A future owner could create a homesite overlooking the wooded landscape while preserving the interior of the tract for hunting and wildlife management. With Tuttle Creek Lake visible just beyond the property, the setting provides an uncommon combination of seclusion, natural beauty, and proximity to one of the region’s most recognized recreational destinations. Electric service runs along the southern property line, providing an important advantage for future improvements. Private access will be provided by an easement from Baldwin Park Road and recorded with the county. The property is fenced with five-strand barbed wire along the southern, western, and northern boundaries. All mineral rights are intact and will transfer to the buyer. Approximate 2025 property taxes are $393.94. Conveniently situated approximately 17 miles from Riley, 21 miles from Manhattan, and 22 miles from present-day Randolph, the property feels remarkably remote without sacrificing access to nearby communities and amenities. Whether envisioned as a serious trophy-whitetail property, private recreational retreat, future homesite, or generational land investment, these 152 +/- acres deliver exceptional wildlife habitat, live water, beautiful timber, commanding scenery, and a rare connection to the history of Tuttle Creek Lake and Old Randolph.
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Maag Quarter Horse Farm: A Timeless Limestone Homestead
Price: $329,389 Acreage: 45 County: Marion State: KSWelcome to the Maag Quarter Horse Farm, a remarkable property where more than 130 years of Kansas history are etched into native limestone and over five decades of family ownership have carefully preserved the land, improvements, and character of this treasured homestead. Located just two miles from Marion along paved Highway 77, the property encompasses approximately 45 acres and offers a rare combination of historic architecture, productive native grassland, established livestock facilities, and authentic rural heritage. Long recognized as a landmark within the township, the Maag Quarter Horse Farm is best known for the beauty of its native limestone structures and the extraordinary craftsmanship that has allowed them to endure through generations. The property’s story began in 1887, when the original homestead and barn were constructed together as one limestone structure, separated only by an interior stone wall. Today, the remaining walls stand proudly north of the present residence, a striking reminder of the farm’s earliest days and the resourcefulness of the families who first settled this land. Three years later, in 1890, the current one-and-a-half-story limestone residence was built. Impressive in its day and equally captivating now, the home offers approximately 2,187 square feet of living space with three bedrooms and one full bathroom. Its native limestone exterior has been thoughtfully maintained, preserving the architectural integrity and enduring beauty that make the residence truly one of a kind. A welcoming staircase leads to the front entrance and side kitchen door, both sheltered by a beautiful wraparound porch distinguished by graceful curved edges and original lighting. It is easy to imagine the porch swing that once hung here, serving as the centerpiece of quiet evenings overlooking the surrounding Kansas countryside. Stepping inside, the quality of the home’s construction is immediately apparent. The walls remain square and true, a testament to the skill of the craftsmen who built it more than a century ago. Original hardwood floors extend throughout the residence, complemented by vintage fixtures, custom features, and period finishes that preserve the warmth and personality of the home. The spacious kitchen connects to a functional mudroom and wash area, with convenient access to the basement. The basement was professionally waterproofed in 2024 and is protected by a transferable 20-year warranty. A newly replaced roof and leaf guards were completed during the summer of 2026, adding important updates while maintaining the home’s historic character. From the kitchen, the floor plan continues into the dining area and living room. Double doors open into what was once the formal parlor, a versatile room that has also served as an additional bedroom. Just off the dining room is the main-level bedroom and full bathroom, providing comfortable and convenient living on the primary floor. Upstairs, the landing features built-in bookshelves and closet space, creating the perfect setting for a reading nook, office, or quiet sitting area. The upper-level bedrooms offer generous storage, including an expansive closet that leads into an impressive attic. Used by generations of the family for storage, the attic even retains the original stock tank that served as the home’s water-holding system before indoor plumbing was installed. This remarkable remnant provides a tangible connection to the property’s early history. With its substantial space and solid framework, the attic also presents an opportunity to create a bonus room, family room, studio, or additional bedroom. The residence is equipped with central heating and air conditioning and is served by well water and a private septic system. The propane tank is owned and filled through MFA. The property’s historic character continues throughout the outbuildings. A 30'x24' detached garage offers two overhead doors, concrete floors, and electricity. Nearby, four pipe-fenced livestock pens and traps include turnouts and an automatic waterer. Several hydrants are conveniently located across the farm to support livestock care and everyday use. The impressive 50'x67' barn is another defining feature of the property. Built upon a native limestone foundation and crowned by a substantial loft, the barn reflects the same craftsmanship and agricultural heritage found throughout the ranch. An attached lean-to provides four indoor stables, while a rear pen connects to a turnout corral and then into the native pasture. A 40'x10' loafing shed provides additional livestock accommodations with pens and turnouts. The original chicken coop now offers useful storage, and a 14'x10' tool shed adds further space for equipment and supplies. Of the approximately 45 total acres, roughly 33 acres consist of native grassland, with a healthy and well-established stand suited for livestock grazing. The native pasture is enclosed by five-strand barbed-wire fencing and has long served as turnout ground for the ranch. Approximately seven acres of brome are harvested annually for hay, while the remaining five acres encompass the homesite, barns, livestock facilities, and supporting improvements. Access is excellent, with paved Highway 77 frontage and gravel road frontage transitioning to minimum maintenance along the southern boundary. The property is conveniently situated approximately two miles from Marion, 10 miles from Florence, and 63 miles from Wichita, offering the serenity of country living without sacrificing access to nearby communities and services. All mineral rights are intact and will transfer with the property. Approximate 2025 property taxes were $1,805.86. The Maag Quarter Horse Farm is more than a residence and acreage, it is a living piece of Kansas history. From the hand-laid limestone walls and graceful wraparound porch to the historic barn, native grass pastures, and time-tested livestock facilities, every part of the property tells a story of craftsmanship, stewardship, and generations of agricultural life. Whether envisioned as a cherished primary residence, a small equestrian or livestock operation, a place to raise 4-H animals, or an opportunity to preserve one of the area’s most recognizable historic homesteads, this special property provides the foundation for an incredible next chapter. Properties with this much history, authenticity, and lasting character are seldom offered and must be experienced in person to be fully appreciated. To schedule a private tour, contact Brenda Doudican with Midwest Land Group at (620) 794-8075.
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A Rare Century Farm
Price: $1,250,000 Acreage: 40 County: Osage State: KSAn exceptional opportunity to own a true piece of Kansas history, 19001 South Burlingame Road offers a unique combination of agricultural heritage, substantial improvements, and versatile commercial potential just off pavement near Burlingame, Kansas. This century farm has remained in the same family for more than 100 years and is now being offered to the market for the first time in generations. The property features a charming 3 bedroom, 1 bath farmhouse originally built in 1949. The home retains its farmstead character while offering several important updates, including a remodeled kitchen and bathroom completed around 2006. A detached two-car garage provides additional storage and parking, while mature trees and established landscaping create the classic setting you would expect from a long-standing Kansas farmstead. The centerpiece of the property is the impressive 60'x150' steel-frame shop, constructed by American Buildings. Designed with versatility in mind, the building features approximately 900 square feet of finished office space, a full kitchen and bathroom, full utilities, and substantial electrical capacity with 400-amp, three-phase service. The shop was previously utilized for agricultural seed sales and was equipped to operate seed-mixing equipment. With this level of infrastructure, the building offers tremendous potential for agricultural operations, equipment storage, commercial use, or a variety of other business applications. The shop is built for serious equipment, featuring 8-inch concrete floors, two industrial Ray infrared tube heaters, and 24 foot wide garage doors with ample height to accommodate semis, large farm equipment, and other oversized machinery. The scale and construction of the building make it a rare find for anyone needing substantial covered workspace and storage. Adding even more versatility, the property has previously been configured for brooding, raising, and housing quail and pheasants, with another shop having also been fully equipped for bird housing. These improvements could provide an excellent starting point for someone looking to continue a similar operation or repurpose the existing infrastructure for another agricultural enterprise. Outside the improvements, the property offers the open space, accessibility, and rural setting that make this location particularly appealing. With direct access from pavement and a combination of residential, agricultural, and commercial improvements, this is far more than a traditional farmhouse property. Properties with this combination of 100+ years of family history, a well-maintained farmhouse, a massive commercial-grade shop, three-phase power, extensive concrete, oversized doors, and established agricultural infrastructure rarely come to market. Whether you're looking for a historic family homestead, a place to operate an agricultural business, a serious equipment storage facility, or a versatile rural commercial property, 19001 South Burlingame Road deserves a close look.
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Build Your Dream Home Near Ottawa State Fishing Lake
Price: $69,720 Acreage: 21 County: Ottawa State: KSThis tract in Ottawa County, Kansas, offers the chance to create your own piece of the country just minutes from some of the area’s best outdoor recreation. Located less than a mile from Ottawa State Fishing Lake, this approximately 21-acre property sits in a peaceful rural setting where wide-open spaces, wildlife, and quiet mornings become part of everyday life. Whether you’re dreaming of building a beautiful country home, starting a small homestead, or simply having room for your family, animals, and hobbies to spread out, this property deserves a serious look. The location is especially appealing for anyone who enjoys the outdoors. Ottawa State Fishing Lake encompasses approximately 95–110 surface acres and is known for quality crappie, largemouth bass, and channel catfish. Hunting opportunities are also available in the surrounding area, with plenty of walk-in hunting nearby and a region known for producing big deer. Imagine stepping out your back door with your morning coffee, spending the afternoon fishing or exploring the countryside, and watching the sunset over your own piece of Kansas. This is the kind of setting that is becoming increasingly difficult to find so close to everyday conveniences. The property itself provides an excellent foundation for your rural lifestyle. Zoned A-1 Agricultural District, it offers the opportunity to build your dream home and establish a small homestead with farm animals or simply enjoy the freedom that comes with owning acreage. A peaceful pond adds to the character of the property, while portions of the land are already fenced. Electricity is available, and clean water wells have been successfully drilled on nearby properties. Access is convenient via a well-maintained gravel road, with the property located roughly one mile from pavement. And when you need to head to town, Bennington is less than 10 minutes away, Minneapolis is less than 15 minutes away, and Salina is less than 30 minutes away. Opportunities like this don’t come along often—a manageable amount of acreage, a beautiful rural setting, excellent recreational opportunities, and the ability to build a home and lifestyle that are truly your own. Whether your vision is a peaceful country home, a family homestead, a place to raise animals, or simply a quiet retreat where you can escape the noise of everyday life, this property gives you the space and freedom to make it happen. All mineral, water, air, hunting, and fishing rights owned by the seller will convey to the buyer. The property is believed to contain approximately 21 acres; exact acreage and boundaries will need to be established by an official survey. If you’ve been waiting for the opportunity to stop dreaming about country living and start building it, this property may be the one you’ve been waiting for.
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A Custom-Built Legacy Estate on 81 +/- Acres in Caddo County, Oklahoma
Price: $1,350,000 Acreage: 81 County: Caddo State: OKThere is a particular kind of quiet that only comes from elevation — standing on ground higher than everything around it, with nothing between you and the horizon but wind and hardwoods. That is what waits at the house on this 81 +/- acre property, on some of the highest terrain in southern Caddo County, where the land climbs to 1,350+ feet and looks out over exposed rock cliffs, river-bottom timber, and open sky in every direction. This is not a property you pass through on the way to somewhere else. It is the destination. A Retreat Built on Distance Privacy here isn’t incidental — it’s structural. Elevation creates a natural buffer from the world below, and the land’s own topography does the rest: rock outcroppings, scattered hardwood groves, and the winding path of the Little Washita River bottom break the acreage into pockets of pasture, timber, and open ridge. You could walk this land for an afternoon and never see a neighbor, a road, or another rooftop — only the long view back down toward the valley floor. And yet daily life stays within reach: 25 +/- miles to Lawton, 67 +/- miles to downtown Oklahoma City, 37 +/- miles to the Wichita Mountains, and 23 +/- miles to Lake Lawtonka. Self-Sufficient by Design A property this remarkable was never meant to depend on anything outside its own fence line. Five separate water wells and a 1/4 acre pond mean water is never a question — for the home, the orchard, the livestock, or the land itself. A 60 tree orchard, already producing fruit, offers a genuine head start toward homestead living. The entire 81 +/- acres is fully fenced and cross-fenced with five-strand barbed wire, ready for cattle, horses, or rotational grazing from day one. Two substantial metal shops — 1,800 and 1,600 square feet, both climate-controlled, fully insulated, and each includes a half bathroom — give this property the working infrastructure most luxury acreage lacks. The larger shop adds a 10 foot covered porch and a 12 foot overhead door, built for equipment, projects, or storage on a real scale. This is land designed to sustain itself, and the people who choose to live on it. A Home Built Without Compromise At the center of it all sits a fully custom, 4,212 square foot residence completed in 2019 — four bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms, and a level of architectural detail rarely found this far from a city. A metal arched front door opens onto travertine floors and a marble medallion inlay, beneath a ribbed dome foyer ceiling. From there, the home unfolds through a vaulted 16 foot ceiling great room, a barrel-vaulted hallway, a tray-ceiling dining room, a barrel-vaulted master suite, and a tray-ceiling music room — each space finished with 9 to 10 foot ceilings, 8 foot solid-core doors, and oversized windows that let the light and the views pour in. The kitchen was built for someone who takes their home seriously: a 48 inch BlueStar range with six burners and a griddle, an ornate hand-crafted wood hood, all-custom drawer cabinetry, an appliance garage, a hidden pantry with its own spice rack and wrapping-paper storage, a mixer-lift cabinet with room for accessories, a reverse-osmosis filtration system, an instant-hot water dispenser, and a dedicated wine refrigerator — backed by a standalone custom stone wine cellar for a serious collection. A custom-upholstered banquette and swing-arm bar stools make it as livable as it is impressive. The master suite is its own private sanctuary: a programmable steam shower beneath a 9 foot ceiling, a built-in bench, a towel warmer, a separate toilet room, double sinks with all-drawer storage, a claw-foot soaking tub, and a walk-in closet that opens up to a bright laundry room with natural light. Two additional bedrooms on the main floor feature walk-in closets. Upstairs, a flexible bedroom and den — outfitted with three Murphy beds and a Murphy desk — adapt effortlessly to guests, family, or a home office. A hand-carved wood fireplace, a three-car garage, a tiled and en suite dog room with exterior access, three-zone climate control, and tankless water heaters round out a home built to run as smoothly as the land around it. This is elevation as a lifestyle — a property where luxury, self-sufficiency, and seclusion were never separate goals, but the same design intent. 81 +/- acres of high ground, water, timber, and pasture, wrapped around a home built to match the setting it commands. Contact Braden Pollard with Midwest Land Group to arrange a private tour.
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69 +/- Acres: An Ozark Outdoor Dream With Endless Potential
Price: $279,950 Acreage: 69 County: Iron State: MOEscape to the heart of the Missouri Ozarks with this beautiful and highly desirable 69 +/- acre tract in scenic Belleview, Missouri. Nestled in historic Iron County and accessed by a quiet county road, this recently surveyed property is an outdoorsman's dream, offering an unmatched location and tons of potential for any direction your vision takes you. For the outdoor enthusiast, this acreage functions as a premier hunting tract, boasting terrific habitat for whitetail deer and wild turkey. With its diverse cover, water sources, and size, it provides a fantastic canvas for active wildlife management. Multiple wet-weather creeks meander through the landscape, adding distinct Ozark character and serving as natural travel corridors for game. A cleared interior trail system winds through the land, giving hunters, hikers, and adventurers immediate access to every corner. Water is abundant, featuring two fully stocked ponds that double as a magnet for wildlife and a great fishing resource. Outdoor adventurers and nature lovers will appreciate the unparalleled access to Missouri’s premier public lands. The property sits only a few minutes away from the iconic giant granite formations of Elephant Rocks State Park, and is a short drive from the crystal-clear swimming holes at Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park. Even closer to your doorstep are the rugged ridges of the Buford Mountain Conservation Area and the ancient, expansive Bell Mountain Wilderness area. Spanning out in all directions, you are steps from the Mark Twain National Forest and the region's top-tier gravel-bottom rivers and creeks. Whether you are an adventurer seeking a rugged basecamp, an off-grid looker wanting self-sufficiency, or a hunter looking for a dedicated management tract, this beautiful land accommodates your vision. An old homestead site offers a historic, ready-to-clear footprint, while the gently sloping topography provides multiple choices for building sites. Investors will value the forest composition, featuring marketable pines and mixed hardwoods. A utility easement on the north side ensures power is accessible if you choose not to go completely off the grid.
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Impressive 152 +/- Acre Opportunity Adjacent to Tanglewood Golf Course
Price: $1,899,846 Acreage: 152 County: Callaway State: MORarely does a property offer this combination of productive farmland, recreational appeal, excellent access, and future potential. Located next to Tanglewood Golf Course near Fulton, this versatile property presents an outstanding opportunity for agricultural investment, recreation, a private homesite, or future development. Spanning approximately 152 +/- acres, the property features productive farmland along with attractive topography and a convenient location. The combination of open ground, accessibility, and available utilities gives this property a level of flexibility that is difficult to find. The seller is willing to divide the property into two tracts consisting of approximately 50.5 acres and 101.5 acres, offering buyers the flexibility to purchase the size that best fits their needs. Convenient access is a major advantage, with the property located along paved highway frontage. Electric, water, and fiber are available along the highway, providing valuable infrastructure for a future residence, agricultural operation, or other potential uses. With its proximity to Tanglewood Golf Course, productive farmland, accessible location, and available utilities, this property offers far more than a traditional farm tract. Whether you're looking for a productive agricultural investment, a recreational retreat, a homesite, or property with long-term development potential, this tract is worth a closer look. Please contact Duane Spencer at (573) 823-2252 for more information or to schedule a showing.
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IEDA Certified Industrial Development Opportunity on 80.33 +/- Acres
Price: $9,903,750 Acreage: 80.33 County: Polk State: IAHemping Helm Industrial Park presents a rare opportunity to acquire approximately 76 developable acres of industrial-zoned land in the growing community of Bondurant, Iowa. Located within the city limits and strategically positioned along the U.S. Highway 65 corridor, the property combines M-1 Limited Industrial zoning, established transportation access, substantial utility infrastructure, and the significant advantage of having completed the Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA) Certified Site Program. For industrial users, manufacturers, distributors, and developers, this site offers an attractive combination of location, infrastructure, and reduced development uncertainty in one of Central Iowa's growing communities.