TBD 120th St

Property facts

Price

$1

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

77 acres

County

Grundy County

MLS #

12004150

Description

High Point Land Company is proud to present 76.66+/- gross acres of premium Iowa farmland offered via a live & online auction on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. The live auction will be held at Legend Trail Country Club in Parkersburg, Iowa. This exceptional property features 74.27+/- tillable acres of highly productive farmland, including desirable Readlyn, Clyde, and Floyd soil types and an impressive 88.3 CSR2 average. With strong productivity and quality soils, this tract presents an excellent opportunity for farmers, investors, and landowners seeking to acquire high-quality Iowa farmland. Located just two miles east of Stout, Iowa, the farm offers convenient access to local grain markets, area infrastructure, and surrounding agricultural operations. The farm's efficient layout provides an attractive combination of productivity and operational convenience, helping maximize field efficiency and streamline farming operations. Whether you are looking to expand an existing operation, add quality acres to your portfolio, or make a long-term investment in Iowa farmland, this property offers a compelling combination of productive soils, strong CSR2, convenient location, and an efficient farm layout. Property Address: TBD 120th St Dike, IA 50624 Property Features: -Excellent soils with over 88 CSR2 -Great location on blacktop road -Nearly 100% tillable -Excellent farm to add to an operation or investment portfolio

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