Clay County, Illinois Land For Sale (14 results)

120 + or Acre Online Only Land Auction Clay County IL Wed, April 30th 6:00PM (Starts to close) Boxwood Rd. Xenia, IL 62899 and Greendale Lake Dr. Xenia, IL 62899 Tract 1 40 + or Acres, 38.72 + or tillable FSA Acres, small pond, located in Sec 32, Songer Township, fenced in, Clay County, IL Tract 2 41.3 + or Acres, 29 + or tillable FSA Acres, 6.97 + or wooded acres connected to large parcels of timber, excellent Wild Turkey & Whitetail Deer hunting, 1.8 + or acre pond (another small pond northwest corner) & 60x50 pole building, 36x63 open end cattle barn, fenced in, located in Sec 32, Songer Township, Clay County, IL Tract 3 38.7 + or Acres, 37.86 + or tillable FSA Acres, fenced in, located in Sec 32, Songer Township, Clay County, IL Northeast Marion Water Available and Clay Electric In the event tracts 2 and 3 sell to 2 different buyers a survey will be provided, and acreage will be adjusted accordingly. If Tracts 2 and 3 sell to the same buyer a survey will not be provided. New owner will receive $150 per tillable FSA acres on or before Nov 15, 2025. The payment will be multiplied x FSA tillable acres listed on the auction advertising. If FSA tillable acres change they will be based on the auction advertising. Farming rights will be granted at the completion of Fall Harvest 2025. All of sellers mineral, oil, and gas title, if any, will pass without warranty of title or title evidence. Bidding is by the acre. The final bid price will be multiplied by the total number of acres in each tract. Such number will be put on the purchase agreement. Sellers: Matthew Allen & Aaron Allen (All closings must occur in between 30 & 40 days after the auction for 1031 exchange purposes) Successful bidders will be required to enter into a purchase agreement at the auction site. It is the potential bidders responsibility to conduct his or her own independent inspection inquiries & due diligence concerning the property. The information contained herein is believed to be accurate but is subject to verification by all parties relying on it. Announcements day of sale take precedence over printed material. Schmid Auction is not responsible for accidents. Bidding will be by the acre. An acre price will not be put in the purchase agreement. A total tract price will be put in the purchase agreement. Bidding is by the acre. Tracts will not be combined. At 6PM Central Standard time on Wednesday April 30th when there is a bid on any tract in the last 3 minutes 3 minutes will be added. Bidding is by the Acre! Bidding will be in $25.00 Increments.

This property offers a great opportunity for hunters and land investors, located just 5 miles from Clay City and 7 miles from Flora. The land has convenient road frontage, providing easy access and ample opportunity to develop or use it as a recreational piece. The property is crisscrossed with well-established trails, making it ideal for both hunting and outdoor activities. The terrain has no shortage of wildlife, offering amazing deer sign, including multiple rubs I encountered walking the property; also during my walk on the property, I heard multiple turkeys gobbling and jumped several deer, further confirming the hunting potential.The Little Wabash River runs through the property's northeast corner, adding to its appeal with waterfowl hunting opportunities as I also jumped a couple of ducks. The river not only enhances the wildlife habitat but also provides views and recreational possibilities for those who enjoy fishing.In addition to the land's natural features, there is a small outbuilding on the property that could serve as storage for hunters. This structure offers a place to store equipment, supplies, or anything else you may need while on the property.With the combination of deer, turkeys, and waterfowl opportunities, along with its close proximity to town and the river, this land offers a rare combination of accessibility, recreational potential, and wildlife-rich habitat. Whether you're looking for a prime hunting property or a solid investment in land, this 60-acre tract is an excellent choice.

Located just 5.5 miles from Clay City, this 239+/-acre property offers an incredible opportunity for those seeking a versatile, all-tillable tract of land. Situated in a secluded area, this property provides both privacy and peace while still being conveniently close to local amenities. With 1,300 feet of road frontage, the land offers excellent accessibility, making it ideal for agricultural operations, future development, or a private estate.The entire 239+/- acres is currently all tillable, making it an ideal candidate for farming or other agricultural ventures. The soil quality and land layout enhance the property's potential for productive use. With a productivity index (PI) of 106.36, this land is not only fertile but also a sound long-term investment for anyone looking to expand their farming portfolio. Whether you're interested in row crops, livestock, or other agricultural pursuits, this land offers endless possibilities.Beyond its agricultural appeal, the property also holds potential for those seeking to build in a quiet, rural setting. The seclusion of the area provides an excellent backdrop for a custom-built home or farmstead, offering the peace and privacy that many desire in today's world. With ample space you can design your ideal home while enjoying the surrounding landscape.For outdoor enthusiasts, this property also offers an opportunity for recreational activities, including hunting. The land offers opportunities to all types of hunters whether it is calling coyotes across an open field or popping up a deer blind or setting out a spread of decoys the possibilities are endless.With its combination of agricultural viability, building potential, and recreational opportunities, this 239-acre tract of land presents an outstanding investment in a growing area. Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to own a highly productive piece of land just a short distance from Clay City.

3.93 acres for sale in Flora IL (Clay County). Nice utility / garage located on property. Highway frontage to Route 45/50. Parcel #10-24-300-008. Taxes $1,230.52.

Tract 1 consists of 232 Acres mixed timber and CRP. This tract includes a portion of Little Muddy creek, access roads maintained by the oil company, great hunting habitat for deer and turkey. Property lines are approximate. With great flow this tract is sure to impress all avid hunters and wildlife enthusiasts. Land While mostly flat, this property includes gently rolling terrain near Little Muddy Creek that runs on the east side. The land that is part a Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) filtration program is planted with a blend of oaks and walnuts, enhancing wildlife habitat and conservation efforts. The property also features native grasses and wildflowers, with patches of dense woodlands providing ideal cover for deer and turkey, making it perfect for hunting and outdoor activities. All property lines on map, pictures, and surety maps are approximate. Recreation The property offers exceptional recreational opportunities, especially for hunting enthusiasts. Clay County is renowned for its big buck hunting due to its ideal habitat and effective wildlife management, making this property an ideal investment opportunity for an outfitter or big buck hunter. The land is predominantly covered with CRP-planted oak and walnut, providing excellent cover and food sources that support a robust deer and turkey population. Little Muddy Creek running on the east side enhances the property's appeal, attracting various game, including waterfowl. The extensive trail system, maintained by an oil company, ensures easy access for hunting and other activities. This property is ideal for those seeking premier hunting grounds and diverse outdoor recreation. Agriculture The property integrates significant agricultural features through its participation in CRP and its timber resources. Enrolled in CRP, the land is planted with oak and walnut trees, enhancing soil quality, reducing erosion, and supporting wildlife while generating substantial annual income. Additionally, the mature oak and walnut stands offer potential for future timber sales, adding further investment value. This blend of CRP management and timber resources enhances the property's ecological health and financial potential. CRP contracts will be adjusted if a contract splits between two tracts. This will be done during the closing process. At that time any payments and contracts will reflect the income each tract is given. No guarantee of CRP income can be given till that time. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Mineral rights are not owned by the current owner and will not transfer with the sale of the property. Region & Climate Clay County, Illinois, offers a blend of rural charm and outdoor recreational opportunities. The region is known for its excellent hunting, fishing, and hiking, thanks to its diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife. The weather features a temperate climate with four distinct seasons: warm summers, cold winters, and moderate spring and fall temperatures. Annual precipitation averages around 40 inches, supporting the lush vegetation and healthy ecosystems that make the area ideal for outdoor activities and agriculture. Location This property has access off of Mint Lane. Roads on property are maintained by oil company and ensure easy access in and out of the property. The nearest international airports are St. Louis Lambert International Airport, about 2 hours west, and Indianapolis International Airport, approximately 2.5 hours northeast. Nearby towns include Flora and Effingham, just a short drive away, providing essential services and amenities such as grocery stores, restaurants, and medical facilities.

Tract 2 consists of 127 Acres mixed timber and CRP. This tract includes a portion of Little Muddy creek, access off of Mint Lane, established foot plot locations, and great hunting habitat for deer and turkey. Property lines are approximate. With great flow this tract is sure to impress all avid hunters and wildlife enthusiasts. Land While mostly flat, this property includes gently rolling terrain near Little Muddy Creek that runs on the east side. The land that is part a Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) filtration program is planted with a blend of oaks and walnuts, enhancing wildlife habitat and conservation efforts. The property also features native grasses and wildflowers, with patches of dense woodlands providing ideal cover for deer and turkey, making it perfect for hunting and outdoor activities. All property lines on map, pictures, and surety maps are approximate. Recreation The property offers exceptional recreational opportunities, especially for hunting enthusiasts. Clay County is renowned for its big buck hunting due to its ideal habitat and effective wildlife management, making this property an ideal investment opportunity for an outfitter or big buck hunter. The land is predominantly covered with CRP-planted oak and walnut, providing excellent cover and food sources that support a robust deer and turkey population. Little Muddy Creek running on the east side enhances the property's appeal, attracting various game, including waterfowl. The extensive trail system, maintained by an oil company, ensures easy access for hunting and other activities. This property is ideal for those seeking premier hunting grounds and diverse outdoor recreation. Agriculture The property integrates significant agricultural features through its participation in CRP and its timber resources. Enrolled in CRP, the land is planted with oak and walnut trees, enhancing soil quality, reducing erosion, and supporting wildlife while generating substantial annual income. Additionally, the mature oak and walnut stands offer potential for future timber sales, adding further investment value. This blend of CRP management and timber resources enhances the property's ecological health and financial potential. CRP contracts will be adjusted if a contract splits between two tracts. This will be done during the closing process. At that time any payments and contracts will reflect the income each tract is given. No guarantee of CRP income can be given till that time. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Mineral rights are not owned by the current owner and will not transfer with the sale of the property. Region & Climate Clay County, Illinois, offers a blend of rural charm and outdoor recreational opportunities. The region is known for its excellent hunting, fishing, and hiking, thanks to its diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife. The weather features a temperate climate with four distinct seasons: warm summers, cold winters, and moderate spring and fall temperatures. Annual precipitation averages around 40 inches, supporting the lush vegetation and healthy ecosystems that make the area ideal for outdoor activities and agriculture. Location This property has access off of Mint Lane. Roads on property are maintained by oil company and ensure easy access in and out of the property. The nearest international airports are St. Louis Lambert International Airport, about 2 hours west, and Indianapolis International Airport, approximately 2.5 hours northeast. Nearby towns include Flora and Effingham, just a short drive away, providing essential services and amenities such as grocery stores, restaurants, and medical facilities.

Tract 2 consists of 260 Acres mixed timber and CRP. This tract includes a portion of Little Muddy creek, access off of Mint Lane, established foot plot locations, and great hunting habitat for deer, turkey, and waterfowl. Property lines are approximate. With great flow this tract is sure to impress all avid hunters and wildlife enthusiasts. Land While mostly flat, this property includes gently rolling terrain near Little Muddy Creek that runs on the east side. The land that is part a Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) filtration program is planted with a blend of oaks and walnuts, enhancing wildlife habitat and conservation efforts. The property also features native grasses and wildflowers, with patches of dense woodlands providing ideal cover for deer and turkey, making it perfect for hunting and outdoor activities. All property lines on map, pictures, and surety maps are approximate. Recreation The property offers exceptional recreational opportunities, especially for hunting enthusiasts. Clay County is renowned for its big buck hunting due to its ideal habitat and effective wildlife management, making this property an ideal investment opportunity for an outfitter or big buck hunter. The land is predominantly covered with CRP-planted oak and walnut, providing excellent cover and food sources that support a robust deer and turkey population. Little Muddy Creek running on the east side enhances the property's appeal, attracting various game, including waterfowl. The extensive trail system, maintained by an oil company, ensures easy access for hunting and other activities. This property is ideal for those seeking premier hunting grounds and diverse outdoor recreation. Agriculture The property integrates significant agricultural features through its participation in CRP and its timber resources. Enrolled in CRP, the land is planted with oak and walnut trees, enhancing soil quality, reducing erosion, and supporting wildlife while generating substantial annual income. Additionally, the mature oak and walnut stands offer potential for future timber sales, adding further investment value. This blend of CRP management and timber resources enhances the property's ecological health and financial potential. CRP contracts will be adjusted if a contract splits between two tracts. This will be done during the closing process. At that time any payments and contracts will reflect the income each tract is given. No guarantee of CRP income can be given till that time. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Mineral rights are not owned by the current owner and will not transfer with the sale of the property. Region & Climate Clay County, Illinois, offers a blend of rural charm and outdoor recreational opportunities. The region is known for its excellent hunting, fishing, and hiking, thanks to its diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife. The weather features a temperate climate with four distinct seasons: warm summers, cold winters, and moderate spring and fall temperatures. Annual precipitation averages around 40 inches, supporting the lush vegetation and healthy ecosystems that make the area ideal for outdoor activities and agriculture. Location This property has access off of Mint Lane. Roads on property are maintained by oil company and ensure easy access in and out of the property. The nearest international airports are St. Louis Lambert International Airport, about 2 hours west, and Indianapolis International Airport, approximately 2.5 hours northeast. Nearby towns include Flora and Effingham, just a short drive away, providing essential services and amenities such as grocery stores, restaurants, and medical facilities.

Located in Clay County, Illinois, this 720-acre property is a prime investment with natural beauty and renowned for big buck hunting. The multiple access points, well maintained trail system, Little Muddy Creek flowing throughout makes this a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Currently generating nearly $102,249 annually through CRP. Mineral rights do not transfer. Land While mostly flat, this property includes gently rolling terrain near Little Muddy Creek that runs on the east side. The land that is part a Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) filtration program is planted with a blend of oaks and walnuts, enhancing wildlife habitat and conservation efforts. The property also features native grasses and wildflowers, with patches of dense woodlands providing ideal cover for deer and turkey, making it perfect for hunting and outdoor activities. All property lines on map, pictures, and surety maps are approximate. Recreation The property offers exceptional recreational opportunities, especially for hunting enthusiasts. Clay County is renowned for its big buck hunting due to its ideal habitat and effective wildlife management, making this property an ideal investment opportunity for an outfitter or big buck hunter. The land is predominantly covered with CRP-planted oak and walnut, providing excellent cover and food sources that support a robust deer and turkey population. Little Muddy Creek running on the east side enhances the property's appeal, attracting various game, including waterfowl. The extensive trail system, maintained by an oil company, ensures easy access for hunting and other activities. This property is ideal for those seeking premier hunting grounds and diverse outdoor recreation. Agriculture The property integrates significant agricultural features through its participation in CRP and its timber resources. Enrolled in CRP, the land is planted with oak and walnut trees, enhancing soil quality, reducing erosion, and supporting wildlife while generating substantial annual income. Additionally, the mature oak and walnut stands offer potential for future timber sales, adding further investment value. This blend of CRP management and timber resources enhances the property's ecological health and financial potential. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Mineral rights are not owned by the current owner and will not transfer with the sale of the property. General Operations The property generates income with CRP income of $102,249 per year. This revenue stream result in return on investment (ROI) of 3.25% at the asking price. CRP contracts will be verified and income numbers final during purchase process. There are several contracts and they will need to be approved a contract is split between two parcels. The current positive ROI could easily be added to with some ingenuity and vision. Region & Climate Clay County, Illinois, offers a blend of rural charm and outdoor recreational opportunities. The region is known for its excellent hunting, fishing, and hiking, thanks to its diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife. The weather features a temperate climate with four distinct seasons: warm summers, cold winters, and moderate spring and fall temperatures. Annual precipitation averages around 40 inches, supporting the lush vegetation and healthy ecosystems that make the area ideal for outdoor activities and agriculture. Location This property has access off of Mayflower Road. Roads on property are maintained by oil company and ensure easy access throughout the property. The nearest international airports are St. Louis Lambert International Airport, about 2 hours west, and Indianapolis International Airport, approximately 2.5 hours northeast. Nearby towns include Flora and Effingham, just a short drive away, providing essential services and amenities such as grocery stores, restaurants, and medical facilities.

Located in Clay County, Illinois, this 675-acre property is a prime investment with natural beauty and renowned for big buck hunting. The multiple access points, well maintained trail system, Little Muddy Creek flowing throughout makes this a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Currently generating nearly $98,601 annually through CRP. Mineral rights do not transfer. Land While mostly flat, this property includes gently rolling terrain near Little Muddy Creek that runs throughout. The majority of the land is part of a revenue generating Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) filtration program, planted with a blend of oaks and walnuts, enhancing wildlife habitat and conservation efforts. The property also features native grasses and wildflowers, with patches of dense woodlands providing ideal cover for deer and turkey, making it perfect for hunting and outdoor activities. All property lines on map, pictures, and surety maps are approximate. Recreation The property offers exceptional recreational opportunities, especially for hunting enthusiasts. Clay County is renowned for its big buck hunting due to its ideal habitat and effective wildlife management, making this property an ideal investment opportunity for an outfitter or big buck hunter. The land is predominantly covered with CRP-planted oak and walnut, providing excellent cover and food sources that support a robust deer and turkey population. All the benefits of a large property with income to boot! What more can you ask for! Little Muddy Creek running throughout enhances the property's appeal, attracting various game, including waterfowl. The extensive trail system, maintained by an oil company, ensures easy access for hunting and other activities like hiking, birdwatching, and nature photography. This property is ideal for those seeking premier hunting grounds and diverse outdoor recreation. Agriculture The property integrates significant agricultural features through its participation in CRP and its timber resources. Enrolled in CRP, the land is planted with oak and walnut trees, enhancing soil quality, reducing erosion, and supporting wildlife while generating substantial annual income. Additionally, the mature oak and walnut stands offer potential for future timber sales, adding further investment value. This blend of CRP management and timber resources enhances the property's ecological health and financial potential. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Mineral rights are not owned by the current owner and will not transfer with the sale of the property. General Operations The property generates income through a current hunting lease in addition to the government funded CRP income of approximately $98,601 per year on this tract. The current net return on investment (ROI) of 3.3% at the asking price. The current positive ROI could easily be added to with some ingenuity and vision. Region & Climate Clay County, Illinois, offers a blend of rural charm and outdoor recreational opportunities. The region is known for its excellent hunting, fishing, and hiking, thanks to its diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife. The weather features a temperate climate with four distinct seasons: warm summers, cold winters, and moderate spring and fall temperatures. Annual precipitation averages around 40 inches, supporting the lush vegetation and healthy ecosystems that make the area ideal for outdoor activities and agriculture. Location The property is situated at the end of Radio Tower Lane in Clay County, Illinois, offering convenient access from multiple directions. The nearest international airports are St. Louis Lambert International Airport, about 2 hours west, and Indianapolis International Airport, approximately 2.5 hours northeast. Nearby towns include Flora and Effingham, just a short drive away, providing essential services and amenities such as grocery stores, restaurants, and medical facilities.

80 acres of highly productive farm ground just north of Clay County Hospital about 3 miles. This 80 is 90% tillable with a 101 production index. The soils are Cisne, Hoyleton & Bluford Soils. The ground is mostly flat with 9.36 acres in CRP paying $1490 annually until 2027. If you have been wanting to add to your farm acreage then here is your chance.

Located in Clay County, Illinois, this 2,014-acre property is a prime investment with natural beauty and renowned for big buck hunting. The multiple access points, well maintained trail system, Little Muddy Creek flowing throughout makes this a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Currently generating nearly $341,000 annually through 1,681 acres in CRP and hunting leases. Mineral rights do not transfer. Land While mostly flat, this property includes gently rolling terrain near Little Muddy Creek that runs throughout. The majority of the land is part of a revenue generating Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) filtration program, planted with a blend of oaks and walnuts, enhancing wildlife habitat and conservation efforts. The property also features native grasses and wildflowers, with patches of dense woodlands providing ideal cover for deer and turkey, making it perfect for hunting and outdoor activities. All property lines on map, pictures, and surety maps are approximate. Recreation The property offers exceptional recreational opportunities, especially for hunting enthusiasts. Clay County is renowned for its big buck hunting due to its ideal habitat and effective wildlife management, making this property an ideal investment opportunity for an outfitter or big buck hunter. The land is predominantly covered with CRP-planted oak and walnut, providing excellent cover and food sources that support a robust deer and turkey population. All the benefits of a large property with income to boot! What more can you ask for! Little Muddy Creek running throughout enhances the property's appeal, attracting various game, including waterfowl. The extensive trail system, maintained by an oil company, ensures easy access for hunting and other activities like hiking, birdwatching, and nature photography. This property is ideal for those seeking premier hunting grounds and diverse outdoor recreation. Agriculture The property integrates significant agricultural features through its participation in CRP and its timber resources. Enrolled in CRP, the land is planted with oak and walnut trees, enhancing soil quality, reducing erosion, and supporting wildlife while generating substantial annual income. Additionally, the mature oak and walnut stands offer potential for future timber sales, adding further investment value. This blend of CRP management and timber resources enhances the property's ecological health and financial potential. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Mineral rights are not owned by the current owner and will not transfer with the sale of the property. General Operations The property generates income through a current hunting lease, which provides $35,000 annually, in addition to the government funded CRP income of $305,884 per year. Combined, these revenue streams result in a net return on investment (ROI) of 3.25% at the asking price. The current positive ROI could easily be added to with some ingenuity and vision. Region & Climate Clay County, Illinois, offers a blend of rural charm and outdoor recreational opportunities. The region is known for its excellent hunting, fishing, and hiking, thanks to its diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife. The weather features a temperate climate with four distinct seasons: warm summers, cold winters, and moderate spring and fall temperatures. Annual precipitation averages around 40 inches, supporting the lush vegetation and healthy ecosystems that make the area ideal for outdoor activities and agriculture. Location The property is situated on both sides of Mayflower Road in Clay County, Illinois, offering convenient access from multiple directions. The nearest international airports are St. Louis Lambert International Airport, about 2 hours west, and Indianapolis International Airport, approximately 2.5 hours northeast. Nearby towns include Flora and Effingham, just a short drive away, providing essential services and amenities such as grocery stores, restaurants, and medical facilities.

Endless Possibilities!!!! Venue, Deer Camp, Home. If you have been wanting to be in business for yourself, then The River’s Edge is something that you will want to take a look at. Nestled down a dead end road just north of Flora you will find this amazing property. The beautiful wooded setting sets the backdrop for the log cabin building that has served as a venue for the last several years. Inside you will find a large open area of rustic charm, you will be captivated by the large barn wood bar & the barn tin on the walls & ceiling plus the double French doors. The large open room can serve as a place for birthday parties, bridal showers, wedding receptions, etc. If you need more room just outside is a large area with picnic tables & a large fire pit for those late evening events. There is room to put a large tent if you need more covered area. This building would also make a great rental for out of town deer hunters & travelers. All this building would need to serve as a house would be a shower/tub added and interior walls. With 4.22 acres there is plenty of room to build your dream home on. The building is heated & cooled with a mini split & has 200 amp electrical service. The building has a septic system & has rural water.