1546 State Hwy 150

Property facts

Price

$1

Status

For sale

Property type

Farm & ranch

Lot size

141 acres

County

Winneshiek County

MLS #

11983493

Description

High Point Land Company is honored to represent the Gerleman Family in the sale of 140.57+/- acres located in Washington Township, Winneshiek County, Iowa. This certified organic farm will be offered in two individual tracts through an online timed auction ending Thursday, November 12, 2026, at 1:00 PM. Located just south of Calmar, Iowa, along hard-surfaced Iowa Highway 150, the Gerleman property features approximately 113.62+/- tillable acres with a combined average CSR2 rating of 67.4. The primary soil types include productive Downs and Fayette silt loams, with individual soil ratings reaching as high as 90 CSR2. The property's certified organic status presents an excellent opportunity for organic producers, farmers seeking additional cropland, or investors looking for a specialized agricultural asset. The property will be offered using a multi-tract auction format, allowing buyers to bid on an individual tract or pursue the entire 140.57+/- acre property. In addition to the productive cropland, the farm includes wooded areas, waterways, and additional open ground that provide recreational appeal, wildlife habitat, and long-term ownership potential. Tract 1 features approximately 89.06+/- acres with 68.12+/- tillable acres with an average CSR2 rating of 58.5. The predominant soil types include Fayette silt loam and Downs silt loam, with individual soil ratings reaching as high as 90 CSR2. This tract is certified organic and offers an excellent opportunity for an existing organic producer to expand their operation or for a land investor seeking income-producing organic farmland. In addition to its productive cropland, Tract 1 includes open ground for pasture and diversity. Its frontage along hard-surfaced Iowa Highway 150 provides convenient year-round access, while its location just outside Calmar makes it well suited for continued agricultural production or a potential rural building site. Tract 2 features approximately 51.51+/- with 45.50 tillable acres with an impressive average CSR2 rating of 72.6. More than half of the mapped cropland consists of Downs silt loam carrying an 80 CSR2 rating, with additional Downs silt loam soils rated as high as 90 CSR2. The tract's certified organic status, strong average soil rating, and productive tillable acres make it especially attractive to organic farmers, area producers, and farmland investors. Tract 2 also includes wooded areas, waterways, and additional open ground that contribute recreational value, wildlife habitat, and visual appeal. Convenient access from a hard-surfaced road, a potential buildable site, and close proximity to Calmar further enhance the tract's agricultural, investment, and long-term ownership potential. Productive certified organic cropland, quality Winneshiek County soils, hard-surface road access, potential building opportunities, and a highly convenient location near Calmar combine to make this an outstanding land ownership opportunity. Whether you are an organic producer looking to expand, an area farmer seeking additional acres, an investor interested in quality Iowa farmland, or a buyer searching for a rural building location, the Gerleman property deserves your consideration. Property Address: 1546 St Hwy 150, Calmar, IA 52132 Property Features: -140.57+/- total acres -Approximately 98.89+/- tillable acres -Certified organic farmland -Combined average CSR2 rating of 67.4 on the tillable acres -Offered in two individual tracts -National online timed auction -Productive Downs and Fayette silt loam soils -Individual soil ratings reaching as high as 90 CSR2 -Hard-surfaced Iowa Highway 150 frontage -Potential rural building site -Located just south of Calmar, Iowa -Wooded areas, waterways, and additional open ground -Agricultural, recreational, building, and investment potential

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