1 160th St

Property facts

Price

$4,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

87 acres

County

Des Moines County

Annual taxes

$1,802

MLS #

12008901

Description

$4,000 is the nominal opening bid price per acre. This property will be offered on a timed online auction with bidding ending October 29, 2026. Please reach out for more details about this property and how the bidding process will commence. Row crop income, annual CRP income, and timberland for hunting and recreation - what more could you ask for? This property offers an outstanding combination of income-producing farmland and recreational opportunities. The timberland offers excellent hunting and recreational potential, with mature white oak trees and timber that has not yet been harvested, providing both current enjoyment and future opportunity. 87± Deeded Acres - Sells in 1 Tract FSA indicates: 52.05 cropland acres of which 24.05 acres are in CRP as follows: 17.02 acres X $186.00 = $3,166.00 and expires on 9-30-2030. 4.99 acres X $213.00 = $1,063.00 and expires on 9-30-2035. 2.04 acres X $213.00 = $434.00 and expires on 9-30-2035. CSR2 is 76.7 on the cropland acres. Balance of land is timber. Located in Section 36, Franklin Township, Des Moines County, Iowa. Tax Parcels: 06-36-100-003, 06-36-100-005, 06-36-326-001 = $1,802.00 Net Not included: All hunting blinds. This land auction has a 5% Buyer's Fee

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