Crawford County, Illinois Land For Sale (8 results)

This versatile multi-use property is located on the edge of Heathsville and offers excellent access, habitat, and timber value. The tract features two access points: one off East 300th Avenue and another directly off IL-33. Access from East 300th Avenue would require the installation of a culvert, providing an additional private entry option.The property is entirely timbered and offers several potential building sites. It shows outstanding deer activity, with numerous intersecting trails and a high concentration of bedding areas throughout, making it a strong hunting and recreational tract.The land features an attractive contour with gentle hills and small water-carrying ditches that add character and natural movement through the property. Timber quality is a standout, with mature walnuts, oaks, sweetgum, and a mix of other hard and softwood species, offering both aesthetic appeal and potential timber value.Utilities are conveniently located nearby, with both water and electricity close to the property, enhancing its future development potential. This is a well-rounded tract suitable for hunting, recreation, timber investment, or a future homesite.Contact Adam Crumrin, Land Specialist, for more information at 217-276-2334

This versatile multi-use property is located on the edge of Heathsville and offers excellent access and recreational appeal. The tract features two access points, one off East 300th Avenue and another off N 2000th Street, which runs along the west side of the property. A culvert would be required at both access locations.The property is entirely timbered and includes several potential building sites. It shows exceptional deer activity, with numerous intersecting trails and a high concentration of bedding areas throughout, making it an outstanding hunting and recreational tract.The land features an attractive rolling contour, with Sweet Creek running through the southwest corner and a small feeder creek entering from the north, adding both water and natural diversity to the property. Mature timber is abundant, including walnut, oak, sweetgum, and a mix of other hard and softwood species, offering both aesthetic appeal and timber value.Water and electricity are conveniently located nearby, enhancing the propertys future development potential.Contact Adam Crumrin, Land Specialist, for more information at 217-276-2334.

This diverse recreational farm is southwest of Flat Rock, Illinois, just west of IL-1. As you enter the property, youll notice a small one-acre open area with young trees that could easily be cleared to create an ideal food plot. This areaor another site closer to the roadwould also make an excellent camp location. There is ample space to install a rock pad and park a camper, along with additional vehicles, all without interfering with hunting activities. The convenience of staying on-site throughout the season makes this setup especially appealing.Continuing east, youll reach an approximately 17-acre field situated in the center of the farm. This field is extremely secluded and not visible from any road. It is currently farmed by a local farmer on a corn-bean rotation, with the current owner utilizing the far eastern edge for additional food plots.Sugar Creek runs east to west along the entire southern boundary of the property, providing a consistent water source and excellent wildlife habitat. An additional feeder creek enters the property from the north at the east end, further enhancing the farms natural features.The property includes approximately 42 acres of timber, managed under a select-cut program on a five-year rotation to generate supplemental income. There remains significant timber value, with the majority of the stand consisting of white oak, red oak, walnut, poplar, and ash.At the east end of the property, a small food plot with an established water hole creates a prime hunting location. The acreage is sufficient to qualify for landowner tags for both resident and non-resident hunters, making this a highly desirable property for both recreational and investment purposes. Contact Adam Crumrin, Land Specialist, for more information or to schedule a time to see the property. 217-276-2334

This is a rare opportunity to purchase a wildlife mecca located in the Wabash River bottoms. The property offers exceptional whitetail hunting along with outstanding waterfowl opportunities, thanks to multiple wetland areas and direct access to the Wabash River.Approximately 142 acres are enrolled in the WRP program, providing phenomenal habitat and cover. The landscape features a diverse mix of native grasses, young timber, and pockets of old-growth trees. Multiple low-lying areas hold water throughout the year, including a long slough that creates excellent opportunities for duck and goose hunting.Access to the 142 acres is from E 1150th Ave, following an old farm road that meanders north through the property. Portions of this road have naturally grown over the years and could be cleared and reopened if desired. At the north end of the property, a well-maintained grass lane runs west along the northern boundary. From the northwest corner, another mowed lane extends north and then turns east, leading to an additional 11 acres.This 11-acre tract is not enrolled in any conservation program and carries no restrictions, unlike the WRP acreage, which requires Compatibility Use Agreements (CUAs) through the NRCS. This unrestricted area can be cleared and developed for food plots, making it a major asset and a true game-changer for managing wildlife.The far eastern portion of the property features impressive, mature timber along the river and provides direct river access. A particularly stealthy hunting strategy would be to access this area by boat from the Wabash River, allowing minimal disturbance.With its diverse habitat, water features, river access, and development potential, this farm offers endless possibilities and outstanding hunting opportunities.Call Adam Crumrin, Land Specialist, (217-276-2334) today to schedule a showing of this truly special property. A survey will be needed to split one parcel up, as the seller would like to keep a portion in the northwest corner.

This is a rare opportunity to own a highly desirable recreational tract that directly adjoins the Crawford County State Fish and Wildlife Area, nearly 1,100 acres of contiguous woods and fields stretching roughly two miles long and one mile wide. The property sits along the east border of the wildlife area at the end of E 1650th Ave, offering exceptional privacy and direct access to expansive public ground.The land features a diverse mix of habitats that makes it ideal for wildlife. The north and west portions consist of mature hardwoods, while the central area is extremely thick with younger growth created by a 21.70 acre CRP planting. This CRP contract provides approximately $3,550 per year in income through 2027 while also creating outstanding bedding and cover. Two water sources run along the south and east sides of the property, including Hutson Creek, further enhancing wildlife attraction.Approximately three acres under the highlines offer an excellent location for a larger food plot, while two additional open areas have already been developed with Banks Blinds and planted as small kill plots. A well-maintained trail system runs throughout the property, allowing for quiet, stealthy access and easy game recovery. With strong deer and turkey sign across the entire tract and agricultural fields bordering the north and east sides, this property consistently draws and holds wildlife. Adjoining the CCCA makes this a truly unique and hard-to-find recreational property with exceptional hunting potential and long-term value. Contact Adam Crumrin, Land Specialist, for more information. 217-276-2334.

This all-timber tract is located between Oblong and Sumner, just south of County Road 150 North, within the Embarras River Bottom. The area offers an exceptional amount of habitat and cover, allowing whitetail deer to thrive and reach their full potential.The property is surrounded by agricultural ground on three sides, with several acres of CRP bordering the east side. The CRP provides excellent additional cover, while the surrounding agriculture offers abundant food sources. The area is typically planted in a corn and soybean rotation, creating some of the best natural nutrition for wildlife.Access is available via a small pull-off from the main road through an existing culvert. The terrain is flat and could potentially be expanded slightly to accommodate a small camper, making it ideal for family weekend getaways.The timber consists primarily of mature sweetgum and oak trees, adding to both the habitat value and aesthetic appeal. Overall, this is a versatile recreational property well-suited for hunting and outdoor enjoyment. Properties like this are in high demand and will not last long. Contact Adam Crumrin, Land Specialist, for more information. 217-276-2334

Located approximately 5 miles north of Oblong, this mostly tillable tract offers a strong agricultural opportunity. The property includes roughly 31 acres of tillable farmland, with an average productivity index (PI) of 99.2. Most of the soil is Bluford silt loam, which is well-regarded for its productive qualities. The remaining 9 to 10 acres in the northwest corner are rented to a local oil company, providing additional income potential. The property has convenient access off County Road 1500N, which runs along the entire northern boundary. Contact Adam Crumrin, Land Specialist, for more information or to schedule an appointment.

A Rare chance to Own a 35 Acre Wooded Parcel on IL Route 1. This property is sure to move quickly. Build your dream home, Hunt and Roam. Come take a look. Located just north of the town of Flat Rock. This property is also available in 2 17 1/2 Acre Tracts.