155 +/- Acres, Rock County

Property facts

Price

$1,200,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

155 acres

County

Rock County

Annual taxes (2025)

$3,555

MLS #

11621590

Description

155± Acres, Rock County, Nebraska This 155± acres of irrigated farmland in Rock County, Nebraska is a great opportunity for both producers and investors seeking a productive piece of Nebraska farm ground. This property provides excellent access off Highway 20 - only 7 miles west of Bassett. With 130± certified irrigated acres, this property is well-suited for various crops, offering steady output year after year and strong potential for consistent returns on your investment. The property features 130 irrigated farm ground, with the remaining acres hay/grassland, making it a well-rounded asset. Water supply is no concern, as the property sits over the Ogallala Aquifer and is supported by a well capable of producing 1,000 gallons per minute. This tract is also equipped with a dependable 1997 Valley 8000 series 8-tower irrigation system, ensuring efficient water supply for sustainable crop production. Whether you're expanding your existing farming operation or looking for a sound agricultural investment, this property combines productivity, infrastructure, and location in a compelling package. Don't miss this chance to acquire this desirable piece of irrigated farmland in Rock County, Nebraska! Legal Description: SW 1/4 21-30-20 Taxes: $3,554.56 (2025) Deeded Acres: 155± Acres FSA Cropland Acres: 145.71± Acres Certified Irrigated Acres: 130± Acres Crop Information: Corn: 100.5 Base / 190 PLC Yield Soybeans: 32.2 Base / 47 PLC Yield NCCPI: 36.34 Average Soils: O'Neill Fine Sandy Loam, O'Neill Sandy Loam, Valentine Loamy Fine Improvements: 1997 Valley 8000 Series 8-Tower Irrigation System Well Info: Rock Middle Niobrara Water District; #G-143890; 1000 GPM; 480' well depth; 83' static level; 280' pump level; 8" column diameter

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