3970 C Avenue Ext

Property facts

Price

$6,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

111 acres

County

Linn County

MLS #

12038141

Description

$6,000 is the nominal opening bid price per acre. This property will be offered on a timed online auction with bidding ending November 18, 2026. Please reach out for more details about this property and how the bidding process will commence. An excellent opportunity to acquire investment-quality farmland boasting an impressive 80.7 CSR2 rating. This 111-acre farm is offered as one tract and includes an older home. Conveniently located just outside Alburnett, Iowa, this property offers a strong opportunity for investors, farmers, and land buyers alike. 111.42± Acres - Sells in 1 Tract FSA indicates: 108.32 cropland acres. CSR2 is 80.7 on the cropland acres. Farm has tile. View tile maps online. Located in Sections 22 & 27, Otter Creek Township, Linn County, Iowa. Property has an older 2 story, 3 bedroom, 1,520 sq. ft. home, built in 1900. Older outbuildings include 18'x24' garage, 12'x16' shed, 26'x60' building, 24'x36' buildings. Home has a well. Tax Parcels: 06272-01001-00000, 06223-76001-00000, 06272-26004-00000 = $5,976.00 Net Included: Any item present on the day of possession of the home & buildings. Not included: 1,000 gal LP tank (leased from AgVantage FS), All appliances & personal property of the tenant's. This auction has a 5% Buyer's Fee.

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