Recreational Properties Listings

76 +/- Acres With Shouse, Cropland Income, Creek, Ponds, & Recreation

A 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.

34 +/- Acre Timber Tract in Northeast Faulkner County

Situated 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.

The Baldwin Backpatch 152 +/- Acres Near Tuttle Creek Lake

Located 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.

Seclusion Meets Convenience — 44.78 +/- Acres & Custom Home in Poynette

Tucked at the end of a long private driveway in Columbia County, this custom-built homestead offers something increasingly hard to find: true seclusion on a sprawling 44.78 +/- acres of open meadows and timber ridges. The land is the heart of this property, and it's a genuine wildlife haven. Deer, turkey, and countless other species call this place home. The mix of hardwoods, open fields, and natural cover makes this a prime destination for hunters, wildlife watchers, and anyone who wants to live surrounded by nature. An established trail system invites you to explore every corner — whether you're glassing at first light or just soaking in the stillness that comes with country living. Currently zoned agricultural in Columbia County, the property is well suited for hunting, farming, or horses, giving future owners the flexibility to shape it into whatever fits their lifestyle. Built in 1994 and thoughtfully updated, the home offers 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and approximately 4,139 square feet of living space, with at least one full bath and bedroom on every level — a layout that works well for multi-generational living or hosting guests. Inside, striking 30° and 60° angled walls create a distinctive architectural flow, while Cambria quartz countertops and high-end custom cabinetry bring a refined, custom touch throughout. The sunroom and living room both offer sweeping views of the surrounding land. For buyers who value self-sufficiency, the home also includes a secured bunker with a wood stove built to comfortably sleep 6 to 12 people, along with generator wiring for added peace of mind. A large 2-car outbuilding rounds things out, and recent updates include a new roof (2019), furnace and A/C (2016), and a sunroom addition (2012). Despite its deeply private, tucked-away feel, this homestead is far from remote — Madison is just a short, easy commute away, putting the city's shopping, dining, and employment centers well within reach whenever you need them. The property is also served by the Poynette School District, with Poynette Elementary, Middle, and High Schools nearby. This is a fantastic offering for the buyer who wants to disappear into nature without disappearing off the map. Square footage, acreage, and other details are approximate and should be independently verified.

Build Your Dream Home Near Ottawa State Fishing Lake

This 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.

103.19 Acre Green County Farm - 70 +/- Tillable Acres + Hunting & Timber

Set in the rolling countryside of Green County, Wisconsin, this 103.19 acre farm combines productive tillable acreage with a surprisingly strong recreational component, creating a well-rounded land investment with both income and enjoyment built in. Approximately 70 +/- acres are tillable, carrying a 56.5 NCCPI rating and providing a solid agricultural component for an owner-operator or investment buyer. The current lease structure offers flexibility for 2027, allowing a new owner to continue with a tenant or position the farm for their own operation. The remaining 33 +/- acres are made up of timber, wildlife cover, and recreational ground, including a mix of walnut and oak. The layout provides excellent edge habitat, wooded travel corridors, and quality hunting opportunities for deer, turkey, pheasant, and quail. Several recreational improvements are already in place, including established fall food plots, an elevated hunting blind, treestands, maintained trails, and a private gated entrance. The property has also been professionally surveyed with clearly established boundaries, adding confidence and clarity for a future owner. With 2025 property taxes totaling just $342, this farm offers a compelling combination of productive acreage, recreational use, and manageable carrying costs. Conveniently located approximately 1 hour from Madison, 2 hours and 15 minutes from Milwaukee, and 2 hours and 30 minutes from the Chicago suburbs, this is a well-rounded southern Wisconsin land investment with both income-producing and recreational appeal. Contact Jason Heller at (815) 858-4403 to schedule a private showing. Property is owned by a licensed real estate agent.

69 +/- Acres: An Ozark Outdoor Dream With Endless Potential

Escape 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.

138 +/- Acres of Oklahoma Opportunity Less Than an Hour From Tulsa

Driftless Region Retreat: Home, Shop, Stocked Pond, & 77 +/- Acres

Some places make you choose between space and access, between land and a life that still lets you get to town, catch a flight, or host the people you love. Set at 1355 220th Street, Ionia, Iowa, this 77 +/- acre property in Iowa's Driftless Region doesn't ask you to choose. A custom home, a purpose-built shop, a stocked private pond, and productive tillable ground sit together on one tract, close enough to New Hampton and Charles City for everyday errands, far enough out to feel like your own. For a family building something real, whether that's raising kids who ride trails and swim off a private beach, giving older kids or aging parents a wing of their own, or finally having the room to host the way you've always wanted to, this is the kind of property people spend years looking for and rarely find in a region this beautiful. Location & Access The farm sits in Chickasaw Township, part of Iowa's Driftless Region (the Paleozoic Plateau), in northeast Iowa. Road frontage on 220th Street (V87) is hard-surfaced, giving easy access into Ionia and the highway system beyond for travel north or south. New Hampton is 10 miles away, Charles City is 13 miles, and both Waterloo and Mason City are under an hour, with Waterloo Regional offering commercial air service and Charles City's airport suited to private aircraft. The Land Of the 77 +/- total acres, roughly 47 are tillable, carrying an 86.3 CSR2, well above the Chickasaw County average of 77.2. The ground is currently farmed corn-on-corn under a custom farming arrangement. 17 acres of timber and two seasonal creeks run through the property, and native grasses and pollinator habitat planted on the east side of the pond add cover and forage for the deer, turkey, and waterfowl that use this ground. Trail camera history shows consistent, quality deer activity, and several good bucks have been harvested here. Three tower deer blinds are already in place on the farm and stay with the property. A maintained trail system runs throughout, and a nearly quarter-mile driveway of 9-inch reinforced concrete, lined with planted hardwoods and conifers, sets the tone before you ever reach the buildings. The Pond & Beach A stocked pond just under 3 acres anchors the recreational side of this farm, holding crappie, largemouth bass averaging 5 to 6 pounds, channel catfish in the 8 to 10 pound range, and bluegill, all maintained on a regular stocking and treatment schedule. Depths run to roughly 40 feet near the dike, 23 feet off the floating dock, and about 10 feet in other areas, with riprap along the banks to control erosion. A sand beach, a small wood cabin built in 2006 with a loft, and a custom stamped-concrete fire pit make this a real destination on the property, not just a water feature, whether that's a summer swim day or a fall evening around the fire. The Home Built in 2000, the one-story brick home offers over 4,600 square feet of finished living space, 2,716 square feet on the main level and a 1,950 square foot finished walkout lower level, four bedrooms and four bathrooms total, finished throughout with the kind of custom detail that's genuinely hard to find twice in one house. Custom crown molding runs through every room, carried along by arched entryways that turn ordinary passageways into something worth noticing. Step through the front door into a foyer finished in imported tile, with a formal dining area just off to the right. Continue into the formal den, framed by great views and large windows, with an office or library retreat just to the left, a genuine work-from-home space separate from everyday living. Rotate right and walk past a breakfast nook into the main living room, centered on a gas fireplace with a custom oak and quartz surround and framed by oversized windows that pull the property's views straight into the room. The kitchen sits just to the right, finished with custom cabinets, inset lighting, and a quartz island atop quartz countertops. Beyond that, the main level opens into a master suite with skylights, sweeping views across the high ground of the property, and new carpet. The master bath, entered through French doors, is finished in solid oak with walk-in closets, additional skylights, a soaking tub centered for views, and a custom multi-jet shower. From there, a mudroom area includes a three-quarter bath immediately to one side and cabinetry, a sink, and storage on the other, with an industrial washer and dryer staying with the property. Outside, the back patio is finished with a multilayered retaining wall, stamped concrete decks and stairs, lighted pathways, and a concrete rail system with French drains, custom stonework that makes the backyard its own destination. Downstairs, the finished walkout level offers real separation for older children or extended family, an in-law suite of sorts that functions almost like its own apartment: a full kitchenette with quartz counters, a stove, and a refrigerator, its own laundry hookup, and an industrial water heater. A dedicated safe room, concrete-encased with a steel door, gives the next owner genuine peace of mind, a feature few homes in this market can offer. One of the downstairs bedrooms doubles as a game room with a pool table, built with enough flexibility to serve as an additional bedroom if needed, and every bedroom on this level has conforming windows. A wine cellar adds one more reason this floor is a destination, not an afterthought. The large open living area, built for movies and everyday hangout time, features a unique flooring detail: custom tile throughout the level, with an embedded carpet inset in the main gathering spot underfoot. Double walkout doors lead straight out to the stamped concrete patio, and the level is wired with speakers, matched by the same setup in the upstairs living area. Custom oak handrails carry the staircase between floors, and additional storage throughout keeps the space as functional as it is finished. In-floor radiant heat, run off a dedicated boiler system with multiple heating zones, keeps the home warm, paired with a central air-handling system for cooling and a whole-home humidifier, both updated in recent years. An indirect-fired water heater and a comprehensive, multi-stage water treatment system, including sediment filtration, iron and mineral filtration, a water softener, and additional filtration for drinking water, keep the home running smoothly, and a security camera system covering the property stays with the sale. All major systems have been serviced within the last eighteen months. From the mudroom, the home connects to a 1,850 square foot, five-stall garage, including a converted section with insulated walls and power, currently used as a home gym, with epoxy floors and drainage throughout. The Shop A 4,800 square foot steel shop, built in 2006, is more than storage; it's built to run a business or care for serious equipment without ever leaving the property. Inside, an epoxy-coated floor with floor drainage, five mini-split units for year-round heating and cooling, and outlets wired throughout make the space ready for any project. A 14-foot door welcomes large tractors and equipment with room to spare. Work gets easier with a built-in air compressor feeding multiple hose drops throughout the shop, an installed pressure washer system with hoses reaching both the interior and the exterior of the building, a hydraulic lift for real mechanical work, and a full car wash system, giving the next owner a place to clean equipment, vehicles, or toys without ever booking a bay in town. A steel workbench with built-in tool cabinets, a full bathroom, an insulated upstairs room suited to an office or extra storage, a steel stairwell, and catwalk attic access for utility work round out a shop built to be used, not just admired. A drive-out basement stall on the northeast side, fully concreted with drainage, keeps lawn equipment and mowers out of the weather.

81 +/- Acre Comanche County Ranch

Welcome to Comanche County Ranch, an 81 +/- acre tract offering productive native grass, rolling Kansas terrain, recreational hunting opportunities, and the flexibility to create a property that fits your vision. The ranch consists of fenced native grassland well suited for grazing cattle or horses. For the cattleman looking to expand grazing acres or the horse owner wanting room to roam, this property offers quality native pasture with existing fencing and plenty of usable grassland. The Salt Fork Arkansas River winds through the property, creating natural character, cover, and a travel corridor for wildlife. While the river is currently dry following this year's hot summer, it holds water during wetter seasons. Recreationally, this property has plenty to offer. The combination of native grasses, river corridor, rolling terrain, and surrounding agricultural ground creates diverse habitat for wildlife, especially for whitetail deer. Quail and pheasant habitat provides upland hunting opportunities, while the neighboring tillable farmland offers additional food sources for the wildlife. With limited pressure on the surrounding property, this tract provides an excellent foundation for a buyer interested in further wildlife and habitat management. This acreage size qualifies an absentee landowner for a guaranteed Kansas deer tag each year. The rolling landscape also offers several attractive locations for a future home, cabin, barn, or weekend hunting retreat, with beautiful views of the surrounding Kansas countryside. It is only one mile from the nearest paved blacktop road, offering easy accessibility but still the peace that comes from seclusion. One of the greatest advantages of this offering is its flexibility. The 81 +/- acres can potentially be adjusted to include more or less acres, allowing buyers to create a tract that fits their individual goals, whether that is a working pasture, horse property, recreational getaway, or build site.