Description
Premier 387.84± acre farm and recreational property in Jackson County, IA. Features approx. 298.04 tillable acres (CSR2 50.7) and 89.80 acres of timber—ideal for both income and recreation. Soils are primarily Fayette and Downs silt loam, currently planted in corn for the 2025 crop year. Located on a hard-surfaced road in Sections 16, 20 & 21 of Brandon Township. Gently rolling terrain, strong yield potential, and excellent access. Proximity to the Maquoketa River, Maquoketa Caves State Park, and regional markets enhances long-term value. Natural spring and ponds provide reliable water sources for cattle grazing and add to the property’s recreational appeal. Timber has not been logged since the 1990s. Well-drained cropland with existing tiling. No lease obligation for the next owner; prior tenant interested in continuing. A rare opportunity for farmers looking to expand or investors seeking a high-quality land asset with both income and outdoor appeal in Eastern Iowa. Natural spring and ponds provide reliable water sources for cattle grazing and add to the property’s recreational appeal. Timber has not been logged since the 1990s. Well-drained cropland with existing tiling.
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Description
Premier 387.84± acre farm and recreational property in Jackson County, IA. Features approx. 298.04 tillable acres (CSR2 50.7) and 89.80 acres of timber—ideal for both income and recreation. Soils are primarily Fayette and Downs silt loam, currently planted in corn for the 2025 crop year. Located on a hard-surfaced road in Sections 16, 20 & 21 of Brandon Township. Gently rolling terrain, strong yield potential, and excellent access. Proximity to the Maquoketa River, Maquoketa Caves State Park, and regional markets enhances long-term value. Natural spring and ponds provide reliable water sources for cattle grazing and add to the property’s recreational appeal. Timber has not been logged since the 1990s. Well-drained cropland with existing tiling. No lease obligation for the next owner; prior tenant interested in continuing. A rare opportunity for farmers looking to expand or investors seeking a high-quality land asset with both income and outdoor appeal in Eastern Iowa. Natural spring and ponds provide reliable water sources for cattle grazing and add to the property’s recreational appeal. Timber has not been logged since the 1990s. Well-drained cropland with existing tiling.