Edgar County, Illinois Land For Sale (9 results)

FARMLAND AUCTION +/- 546.72 acres, 7 Tracts Young American twp. Edgar County, IL. Auction Time & Date: 10 AM, Tuesday, November 18th In person public auction. Online bidding available. Auction Location: The Bloomfield Barn 18444 N 1600th St., Chrisman, IL 61924 Prime Edgar County Farm Ground Open Farm Tenancy for 2026 Buyers Choice and Privilege T1: +/- 80.00 acres in total, +/- 79.08 tillable acres, 129.7 PI and .09 CRP acres paying $26.53 annually, expiring the fall of 2034. The S of the NE of section 11, T16N-R14W Young America twp. Edgar County, IL. PIN: 15-01-11-200-003 2024 payable 2025 real estate tax: $2,998.56 = $37.48 per acre tax. T2: +/- 62.69 acres in total +/- 58.31 tillable acres, 119.2 PI, and +/- 3.81 acres CRP paying $1,123.34 annually, expiring 2034. Part of the N of the SE of section 11, T16N R14W, Young America twp. Edgar County, IL. PIN: 15-01-11-400-009 (62.69 Acres) 2024 payable 2025 real estate tax: $1,740.10 = $27.27 per acre tax. T3: +/- 76.28 acres in total, +/- 73.40 tillable acres, 135.4 PI Part of the E of the NW of section 9, T16N R13W, Young America twp. Edgar County, IL. Part of PIN: 15-02-09-100-008 and others. 2024 payable 2025 real estate tax: $2,924.58 = $38.34 per acre, estimated tax. Legal description to be determined by final plat of survey. T4: +/- 100 acres in total, +/- 96.00 tillable acres, 136.1 PI. Part of the NE of section 9, T16N R13W, Young America twp. Edgar County, IL. PIN: 15-02-09-200-001 (100 Acres) 2024 payable 2025 real estate tax: $4,483.74 = $44.84 per acre tax. 7,500 bushel storage bin with fan dryer. The current farm tenant retains possession of the grain storage bin through April 1st , 2026. T5: +/- 60.00 acres in total, +/- 59.23 tillable acres, 136.6 PI. Part of the E of the NE of section 9, T16N R13W Young America twp. Edgar County, IL. PIN: 15-02-09-200-002 (60 acres). 2024 payable 2025 real estate tax: $2,763.80 = $46.06 per acre tax. T6: +/- 82.17 acres in total, +/- 77.07 tillable acres, 136.5 PI. .50 CRP acres paying $150.00 annually, expiring the fall of 2034. Part of section 9, T16N R13W, Young America twp. Edgar County, IL. PIN: 15-02-09-400-001 (82.17 Acres) 2024 payable 2025 real estate tax: $3,651.56 = $44.44 per acre tax. T7: +/- 85.58 acres in total, +/- 84 Tillable acres, 133.7 PI. Part of section the SE of section 3, T16N- R13W, Young America twp. Edgar County, IL. 15-02-03-200-003, (4 Acres), 2024 payable 2025 real estate tax: $230.84. 15-02-03-400-003 (81.58 Acres) 2024 payable 2025 real estate tax: $3,292.00. $3,522.84 real estate tax total = $41.16 per acre tax. Legal description to be determined by final plat of survey. Land Broker and Auctioneer, Travis Selby IL AUCTION Lic.# 441001485 217-304-1686

This farm is in the eastern part of the county, just a few miles from the state line. North 2200th Street runs the entire length of the west side of the property, providing excellent access. This is a versatile, multi-use property that offers great potential for recreation, income, and future building sites. Approximately 18.5 acres are currently planted in corn, offering a solid annual income. On the east side of the property, north of Coal Creek, there's a semi-open area that would make a phenomenal food plot location. Although it will require a bit of cleanup to prepare, this spot is well-secludedhidden from any nearby roadsand sits in the middle of a natural transition funnel, making it ideal for hunting. Coal Creek splits the property in half and serves as a reliable water source for local wildlife. In addition to the creek, there's a small pond on the south side that could be dug out and deepened to hold water more consistently. The property is bordered by two large blocks of timber on either side, placing it right in the center of a major travel corridor for deer and other game. If you're looking for a property where you can build your dream home or cabin and step right out your back door to hunt, this might be exactly what you've been waiting for. With its mix of income-producing ground, secluded hunting areas, and excellent access, this farm offers something for everyone. It's also large enough to qualify for landowner hunting tags, adding to its value for the serious outdoorsman. With the upcoming hunting season approaching, don't hesitateopportunities like this rarely last long. **A SURVEY WILL BE REQUIRED** More acres are available. Contact Adam Crumrin, Land Specialist, for more information.

This farm is located east of Paris on N 2200th St. The average PI is 114.4 and the two main soil types are Camden Silt Loam and Xenia Silt Loam. There are approximately 65+/- acres currently being farmed in four different field locations. There are two pole barns on the property that currently have equipment stored in them. There is also good road frontage along the west and south sides of the property. Coal Creek runs through the north part of the property, making a great location to outlet tile if needed. An old pasture area provides a great location to hunt if you are looking for a multi-use property. Contact Adam Crumrin, Land Specialist, for more information or to schedule a time to see this property.

This farm is located east of Paris on N 2200th St. The average PI is 115.2, and the two main soil types are Camden Silt Loam and Xenia Silt Loam. There are approximately 47 acres currently being farmed in three different field locations. There are two pole barns on the property, and they currently have equipment stored in them. There is also good road frontage along the west and south sides of the property. More or fewer acres are available. Contact Adam Crumrin, Land Specialist, for more information.

This top-quality farm ground is just north of Dudley and east of the intersection of N 625th St. and E 900th Rd. With an average PI of 140.5, this land is ideal for high-yield crop production. Most of the farm is Flanagan silt loam and Drummer silty clay. In addition to its exceptional agricultural potential, the property includes valuable oil and mineral rights, generating an additional $10,000 in income annually. Investing in a highly fertile and income-generating farm is a rare opportunity. Contact Adam Crumrin, the listing agent, for more information and to schedule a time to see this quality farm ground.

Land For Sale Grandview Township, Edgar County, IL Discover 111.32 acres of versatile land located in the heart of Grandview Township, Edgar County, Illinois. This exceptional property offers approximately 65 acres of productive tillable farmland, ideal for row-crop production or investment income. The remaining 45 acres feature beautiful mature woods with a scenic creek meandering through, providing excellent opportunities for recreation, hunting, and wildlife habitat. Whether you're looking to expand your farming operation, invest in quality Illinois farmland, or enjoy a private recreational retreat, this property offers the perfect blend of income and outdoor enjoyment. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a diverse tract in a great rural setting. Full Brochure Coming Soon

148.62 Acres, Edgar County, Illinois This property offers a unique blend of productive farmland and recreational opportunity, totaling 148.62 acres. Approximately 95 acres are tillable, featuring quality soils that provide consistent yields and dependable income potential. The balance of the property includes about 53 acres of mature hardwood timber and a beautiful pond, creating excellent habitat for deer, turkey, and other wildlife. This land combines strong agricultural value with natural beauty and outdoor appeal. Whether you're looking to expand your row crop operation, invest in a versatile property, or enjoy the benefits of hunting, fishing, and recreation, this property delivers on all fronts. The combination of income-producing acres and diverse landscape makes this a truly special offering in Edgar County.

120 Acres, Edgar County, Illinois This exceptional 120-acre tract offers nearly 100% tillable farmland featuring highly productive Class A soils at 135PI, making it an outstanding investment for both farmers and land investors. The property is well-shaped and easily accessible, allowing for efficient field operations and excellent drainage. Soil types include top-tier classifications known for their consistency and yield potential, supporting a wide variety of crops. With its strong productivity index, reliable performance, and location in a proven agricultural area, this tract represents a rare opportunity to own true Class A Illinois farmland. Whether you're looking to expand your current operation or invest in high-quality soil for long-term appreciation, this farm checks all the boxes.

120 acres acres unimproved farmland