Clarke County, Iowa Land For Sale (97 results)

Set your sights on this beautiful acreage with room to roam and to have your own dream workshop. Are you ready to homestead? This acreage is well taken care of and has had new (2023) steel siding/roofs on every building. (Just the roof of the corn crib) The home has board and batten siding and roof that really gives it the modern farmhouse vibe. With over 1800 sq ft, this home has 3 bed 2 baths, laundry/ mudroom, open floor plan. Kitchen has Cambria countertops and SS appliances. The details are in the woodwork, mission style hardwood doors and cabinetry! Living and dining area is open with sliders to large, covered patio. Master bedroom has large walk in closet and spacious bathroom. Lower level has some finish and features a 3/4 fully finished bath and a possible 4th bedroom with egress window. Home has a radon mitigation system and has a R-49 insulation factor. Enjoy the front porch or the rear patio. Farm features a two-car attached garage with many storage cabinets as well as a 2-car detached garage. There is a grain bin, barn, machine shed with shop area, corn crib, pole barn building, and small pasture. Home is nestled in mature trees with many perennials. Home is served by a well and it feeds the hydrants around the farm. There is a lovely circle drive in front connecting the drive around the buildings. With 5 acres m/l you can have animals and a large garden. Less than a 1/4 mile off US HWY 34 so minimal drive on rock. Home is approximately 5 miles from town. Copyright © 2025 NoCoast MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Set your sights on this beautiful acreage with room to roam and to have your own dream workshop. Are you ready to homestead? This acreage is well taken care of and has had new (2023) steel siding/roofs on every building. (Just the roof of the corn crib) The home has board and batten siding and roof that really gives it the modern farmhouse vibe. With over 1800 sq ft, this home has 3 bed 2 baths, laundry/ mudroom, open floor plan. Kitchen has Cambria countertops and SS appliances. The details are in the woodwork, mission style hardwood doors and cabinetry! Living and dining area is open with sliders to large, covered patio. Master bedroom has large walk in closet and spacious bathroom. Lower level has some finish and features a 3/4 fully finished bath and a possible 4th bedroom with egress window. Home has a radon mitigation system and has a R-49 insulation factor. Enjoy the front porch or the rear patio. Farm features a two-car attached garage with many storage cabinets as well as a 2-car detached garage. There is a grain bin, barn, machine shed with shop area, corn crib, pole barn building, and small pasture. Home is nestled in mature trees with many perennials. Home is served by a well and it feeds the hydrants around the farm. There is a lovely circle drive in front connecting the drive around the buildings. With 5 acres m/l you can have animals and a large garden. Less than a 1/4 mile off US HWY 34 so minimal drive on rock. Home is approximately 5 miles from town. Copyright © 2025 NoCoast MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Set your sights on this beautiful acreage with room to roam and to have your own dream workshop. Are you ready to homestead? This acreage is well taken care of and has had new (2023) steel siding/roofs on every building. (Just the roof of the corn crib) The home has board and batten siding and roof that really gives it the modern farmhouse vibe. With over 1800 sq ft, this home has 3 bed 2 baths, laundry/ mudroom, open floor plan. Kitchen has Cambria countertops and SS appliances. The details are in the woodwork, mission style hardwood doors and cabinetry! Living and dining area is open with sliders to large, covered patio. Master bedroom has large walk in closet and spacious bathroom. Lower level has some finish and features a 3/4 fully finished bath and a possible 4th bedroom with egress window. Home has a radon mitigation system and has a R-49 insulation factor. Enjoy the front porch or the rear patio. Farm features a two-car attached garage with many storage cabinets as well as a 2-car detached garage. There is a grain bin, barn, machine shed with shop area, corn crib, pole barn building, and small pasture. Home is nestled in mature trees with many perennials. Home is served by a well and it feeds the hydrants around the farm. There is a lovely circle drive in front connecting the drive around the buildings. With 5 acres m/l you can have animals and a large garden. Less than a 1/4 mile off US HWY 34 so minimal drive on rock. Home is approximately 5 miles from town. Copyright © 2025 NoCoast MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Set your sights on this beautiful acreage with room to roam and to have your own dream workshop. Are you ready to homestead? This acreage is well taken care of and has had new (2023) steel siding/roofs on every building. (Just the roof of the corn crib) The home has board and batten siding and roof that really gives it the modern farmhouse vibe. With over 1800 sq ft, this home has 3 bed 2 baths, laundry/ mudroom, open floor plan. Kitchen has Cambria countertops and SS appliances. The details are in the woodwork, mission style hardwood doors and cabinetry! Living and dining area is open with sliders to large, covered patio. Master bedroom has large walk in closet and spacious bathroom. Lower level has some finish and features a 3/4 fully finished bath and a possible 4th bedroom with egress window. Home has a radon mitigation system and has a R-49 insulation factor. Enjoy the front porch or the rear patio. Farm features a two-car attached garage with many storage cabinets as well as a 2-car detached garage. There is a grain bin, barn, machine shed with shop area, corn crib, pole barn building, and small pasture. Home is nestled in mature trees with many perennials. Home is served by a well and it feeds the hydrants around the farm. There is a lovely circle drive in front connecting the drive around the buildings. With 5 acres m/l you can have animals and a large garden. Less than a 1/4 mile off US HWY 34 so minimal drive on rock. Home is approximately 5 miles from town. Copyright © 2025 NoCoast MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Set your sights on this beautiful acreage with room to roam and to have your own dream workshop. Are you ready to homestead? This acreage is well taken care of and has had new (2023) steel siding/roofs on every building. (Just the roof of the corn crib) The home has board and batten siding and roof that really gives it the modern farmhouse vibe. With over 1800 sq ft, this home has 3 bed 2 baths, laundry/ mudroom, open floor plan. Kitchen has Cambria countertops and SS appliances. The details are in the woodwork, mission style hardwood doors and cabinetry! Living and dining area is open with sliders to large, covered patio. Master bedroom has large walk in closet and spacious bathroom. Lower level has some finish and features a 3/4 fully finished bath and a possible 4th bedroom with egress window. Home has a radon mitigation system and has a R-49 insulation factor. Enjoy the front porch or the rear patio. Farm features a two-car attached garage with many storage cabinets as well as a 2-car detached garage. There is a grain bin, barn, machine shed with shop area, corn crib, pole barn building, and small pasture. Home is nestled in mature trees with many perennials. Home is served by a well and it feeds the hydrants around the farm. There is a lovely circle drive in front connecting the drive around the buildings. With 5 acres m/l you can have animals and a large garden. Less than a 1/4 mile off US HWY 34 so minimal drive on rock. Home is approximately 5 miles from town. Copyright © 2025 NoCoast MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Set your sights on this beautiful acreage with room to roam and to have your own dream workshop. Are you ready to homestead? This acreage is well taken care of and has had new (2023) steel siding/roofs on every building. (Just the roof of the corn crib) The home has board and batten siding and roof that really gives it the modern farmhouse vibe. With over 1800 sq ft, this home has 3 bed 2 baths, laundry/ mudroom, open floor plan. Kitchen has Cambria countertops and SS appliances. The details are in the woodwork, mission style hardwood doors and cabinetry! Living and dining area is open with sliders to large, covered patio. Master bedroom has large walk in closet and spacious bathroom. Lower level has some finish and features a 3/4 fully finished bath and a possible 4th bedroom with egress window. Home has a radon mitigation system and has a R-49 insulation factor. Enjoy the front porch or the rear patio. Farm features a two-car attached garage with many storage cabinets as well as a 2-car detached garage. There is a grain bin, barn, machine shed with shop area, corn crib, pole barn building, and small pasture. Home is nestled in mature trees with many perennials. Home is served by a well and it feeds the hydrants around the farm. There is a lovely circle drive in front connecting the drive around the buildings. With 5 acres m/l you can have animals and a large garden. Less than a 1/4 mile off US HWY 34 so minimal drive on rock. Home is approximately 5 miles from town. Copyright © 2025 NoCoast MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Set your sights on this beautiful acreage with room to roam and to have your own dream workshop. Are you ready to homestead? This acreage is well taken care of and has had new (2023) steel siding/roofs on every building. (Just the roof of the corn crib) The home has board and batten siding and roof that really gives it the modern farmhouse vibe. With over 1800 sq ft, this home has 3 bed 2 baths, laundry/ mudroom, open floor plan. Kitchen has Cambria countertops and SS appliances. The details are in the woodwork, mission style hardwood doors and cabinetry! Living and dining area is open with sliders to large, covered patio. Master bedroom has large walk in closet and spacious bathroom. Lower level has some finish and features a 3/4 fully finished bath and a possible 4th bedroom with egress window. Home has a radon mitigation system and has a R-49 insulation factor. Enjoy the front porch or the rear patio. Farm features a two-car attached garage with many storage cabinets as well as a 2-car detached garage. There is a grain bin, barn, machine shed with shop area, corn crib, pole barn building, and small pasture. Home is nestled in mature trees with many perennials. Home is served by a well and it feeds the hydrants around the farm. There is a lovely circle drive in front connecting the drive around the buildings. With 5 acres m/l you can have animals and a large garden. Less than a 1/4 mile off US HWY 34 so minimal drive on rock. Home is approximately 5 miles from town. Copyright © 2025 NoCoast MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

This highly managed hunting property lies in the heart of one of Southern Iowa's most sought-after areas for top-tier whitetail management. Every detail has been meticulously planned and executed to maximize your chances at one of the giant bucks that roam these woods. The farm truly has all the elements of a premier hunting property excellent bedding cover, multiple strategically placed food plots, several water sources, and a well-maintained trail system providing access throughout. Located just four miles east of Osceola, 33 miles south of Indianola, and just over 40 miles from the Des Moines metro, this Clarke County property sits in one of the best whitetail regions in the Midwest. It offers outstanding early- and late-season opportunities and is conveniently close to a hard-surfaced road. This would make an ideal property to call your own.There's an abundance of bedding cover from creek-bottom thickets perfect for early season to big, flat ridges and south-facing slopes with scattered cedars and hardwoods that provide excellent late-season bedding. Food plots are strategically positioned to offer deer multiple food sources and consistent attraction throughout the entire season. From small annual and perennial plots to larger destination grain plots, each is set up for ideal seasonal accessibility. A few large, mature apple trees sit just off the edge of a lush green plot, adding another layer of attraction and serving as a focal point for scraping activity.The deer history here is exceptional multiple giant bucks have called these ridges and plots home, proving the caliber of deer this farm consistently produces. Throughout the year, the layout allows for hunting in nearly any condition. Early-season options include two separate clover and alfalfa fields accessible on southerly or southeasterly winds. As the rut approaches in late October and November, the bottom plot located right in the heart of thick bedding cover becomes a hotspot for cruising bucks. This plot has been intentionally designed to funnel deer within 25 yards of the blind using a wall of trees and a natural pinch point. Several plots feature strategically placed scrape trees within bow range, and many blinds have small water holes nearby one just 10 yards from the stand to further enhance opportunities.Mid-season food plots feature drilled brassicas alongside clover and alfalfa, complemented by nearby water sources. For the late season, the largest plot on the farm includes soybeans, corn, brassicas, cereal grains, and the apple trees mentioned earlier everything a whitetail needs to keep them coming back throughout winter. The current owner has done an outstanding job maintaining mowed access trails, making it easy to get around with equipment or slip into blinds quietly. The property is just 1.25 miles from a hard-surfaced road with one mile of gravel and only a quarter-mile of dirt providing excellent seclusion and minimal traffic.If you're looking for an elite, turnkey hunting farm with a proven deer history, strategic setup, and the ability to hunt effectively throughout the entire season with any wind direction, this is the one. For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Hersh Smith with Whitetail Properties Real Estate at 641-931-6884.

This highly managed hunting property lies in the heart of one of Southern Iowa's most sought-after areas for top-tier whitetail management. Every detail has been meticulously planned and executed to maximize your chances at one of the giant bucks that roam these woods. The farm truly has all the elements of a premier hunting property excellent bedding cover, multiple strategically placed food plots, several water sources, and a well-maintained trail system providing access throughout. Located just four miles east of Osceola, 33 miles south of Indianola, and just over 40 miles from the Des Moines metro, this Clarke County property sits in one of the best whitetail regions in the Midwest. It offers outstanding early- and late-season opportunities and is conveniently close to a hard-surfaced road. This would make an ideal property to call your own.There's an abundance of bedding cover from creek-bottom thickets perfect for early season to big, flat ridges and south-facing slopes with scattered cedars and hardwoods that provide excellent late-season bedding. Food plots are strategically positioned to offer deer multiple food sources and consistent attraction throughout the entire season. From small annual and perennial plots to larger destination grain plots, each is set up for ideal seasonal accessibility. A few large, mature apple trees sit just off the edge of a lush green plot, adding another layer of attraction and serving as a focal point for scraping activity.The deer history here is exceptional multiple giant bucks have called these ridges and plots home, proving the caliber of deer this farm consistently produces. Throughout the year, the layout allows for hunting in nearly any condition. Early-season options include two separate clover and alfalfa fields accessible on southerly or southeasterly winds. As the rut approaches in late October and November, the bottom plot located right in the heart of thick bedding cover becomes a hotspot for cruising bucks. This plot has been intentionally designed to funnel deer within 25 yards of the blind using a wall of trees and a natural pinch point. Several plots feature strategically placed scrape trees within bow range, and many blinds have small water holes nearby one just 10 yards from the stand to further enhance opportunities.Mid-season food plots feature drilled brassicas alongside clover and alfalfa, complemented by nearby water sources. For the late season, the largest plot on the farm includes soybeans, corn, brassicas, cereal grains, and the apple trees mentioned earlier everything a whitetail needs to keep them coming back throughout winter. The current owner has done an outstanding job maintaining mowed access trails, making it easy to get around with equipment or slip into blinds quietly. The property is just 1.25 miles from a hard-surfaced road with one mile of gravel and only a quarter-mile of dirt providing excellent seclusion and minimal traffic.If you're looking for an elite, turnkey hunting farm with a proven deer history, strategic setup, and the ability to hunt effectively throughout the entire season with any wind direction, this is the one. For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Hersh Smith with Whitetail Properties Real Estate at 641-931-6884.

This highly managed hunting property lies in the heart of one of Southern Iowa's most sought-after areas for top-tier whitetail management. Every detail has been meticulously planned and executed to maximize your chances at one of the giant bucks that roam these woods. The farm truly has all the elements of a premier hunting property excellent bedding cover, multiple strategically placed food plots, several water sources, and a well-maintained trail system providing access throughout. Located just four miles east of Osceola, 33 miles south of Indianola, and just over 40 miles from the Des Moines metro, this Clarke County property sits in one of the best whitetail regions in the Midwest. It offers outstanding early- and late-season opportunities and is conveniently close to a hard-surfaced road. This would make an ideal property to call your own.There's an abundance of bedding cover from creek-bottom thickets perfect for early season to big, flat ridges and south-facing slopes with scattered cedars and hardwoods that provide excellent late-season bedding. Food plots are strategically positioned to offer deer multiple food sources and consistent attraction throughout the entire season. From small annual and perennial plots to larger destination grain plots, each is set up for ideal seasonal accessibility. A few large, mature apple trees sit just off the edge of a lush green plot, adding another layer of attraction and serving as a focal point for scraping activity.The deer history here is exceptional multiple giant bucks have called these ridges and plots home, proving the caliber of deer this farm consistently produces. Throughout the year, the layout allows for hunting in nearly any condition. Early-season options include two separate clover and alfalfa fields accessible on southerly or southeasterly winds. As the rut approaches in late October and November, the bottom plot located right in the heart of thick bedding cover becomes a hotspot for cruising bucks. This plot has been intentionally designed to funnel deer within 25 yards of the blind using a wall of trees and a natural pinch point. Several plots feature strategically placed scrape trees within bow range, and many blinds have small water holes nearby one just 10 yards from the stand to further enhance opportunities.Mid-season food plots feature drilled brassicas alongside clover and alfalfa, complemented by nearby water sources. For the late season, the largest plot on the farm includes soybeans, corn, brassicas, cereal grains, and the apple trees mentioned earlier everything a whitetail needs to keep them coming back throughout winter. The current owner has done an outstanding job maintaining mowed access trails, making it easy to get around with equipment or slip into blinds quietly. The property is just 1.25 miles from a hard-surfaced road with one mile of gravel and only a quarter-mile of dirt providing excellent seclusion and minimal traffic.If you're looking for an elite, turnkey hunting farm with a proven deer history, strategic setup, and the ability to hunt effectively throughout the entire season with any wind direction, this is the one. For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Hersh Smith with Whitetail Properties Real Estate at 641-931-6884.

This highly managed hunting property lies in the heart of one of Southern Iowa's most sought-after areas for top-tier whitetail management. Every detail has been meticulously planned and executed to maximize your chances at one of the giant bucks that roam these woods. The farm truly has all the elements of a premier hunting property excellent bedding cover, multiple strategically placed food plots, several water sources, and a well-maintained trail system providing access throughout. Located just four miles east of Osceola, 33 miles south of Indianola, and just over 40 miles from the Des Moines metro, this Clarke County property sits in one of the best whitetail regions in the Midwest. It offers outstanding early- and late-season opportunities and is conveniently close to a hard-surfaced road. This would make an ideal property to call your own.There's an abundance of bedding cover from creek-bottom thickets perfect for early season to big, flat ridges and south-facing slopes with scattered cedars and hardwoods that provide excellent late-season bedding. Food plots are strategically positioned to offer deer multiple food sources and consistent attraction throughout the entire season. From small annual and perennial plots to larger destination grain plots, each is set up for ideal seasonal accessibility. A few large, mature apple trees sit just off the edge of a lush green plot, adding another layer of attraction and serving as a focal point for scraping activity.The deer history here is exceptional multiple giant bucks have called these ridges and plots home, proving the caliber of deer this farm consistently produces. Throughout the year, the layout allows for hunting in nearly any condition. Early-season options include two separate clover and alfalfa fields accessible on southerly or southeasterly winds. As the rut approaches in late October and November, the bottom plot located right in the heart of thick bedding cover becomes a hotspot for cruising bucks. This plot has been intentionally designed to funnel deer within 25 yards of the blind using a wall of trees and a natural pinch point. Several plots feature strategically placed scrape trees within bow range, and many blinds have small water holes nearby one just 10 yards from the stand to further enhance opportunities.Mid-season food plots feature drilled brassicas alongside clover and alfalfa, complemented by nearby water sources. For the late season, the largest plot on the farm includes soybeans, corn, brassicas, cereal grains, and the apple trees mentioned earlier everything a whitetail needs to keep them coming back throughout winter. The current owner has done an outstanding job maintaining mowed access trails, making it easy to get around with equipment or slip into blinds quietly. The property is just 1.25 miles from a hard-surfaced road with one mile of gravel and only a quarter-mile of dirt providing excellent seclusion and minimal traffic.If you're looking for an elite, turnkey hunting farm with a proven deer history, strategic setup, and the ability to hunt effectively throughout the entire season with any wind direction, this is the one. For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Hersh Smith with Whitetail Properties Real Estate at 641-931-6884.

This highly managed hunting property lies in the heart of one of Southern Iowa's most sought-after areas for top-tier whitetail management. Every detail has been meticulously planned and executed to maximize your chances at one of the giant bucks that roam these woods. The farm truly has all the elements of a premier hunting property excellent bedding cover, multiple strategically placed food plots, several water sources, and a well-maintained trail system providing access throughout. Located just four miles east of Osceola, 33 miles south of Indianola, and just over 40 miles from the Des Moines metro, this Clarke County property sits in one of the best whitetail regions in the Midwest. It offers outstanding early- and late-season opportunities and is conveniently close to a hard-surfaced road. This would make an ideal property to call your own.There's an abundance of bedding cover from creek-bottom thickets perfect for early season to big, flat ridges and south-facing slopes with scattered cedars and hardwoods that provide excellent late-season bedding. Food plots are strategically positioned to offer deer multiple food sources and consistent attraction throughout the entire season. From small annual and perennial plots to larger destination grain plots, each is set up for ideal seasonal accessibility. A few large, mature apple trees sit just off the edge of a lush green plot, adding another layer of attraction and serving as a focal point for scraping activity.The deer history here is exceptional multiple giant bucks have called these ridges and plots home, proving the caliber of deer this farm consistently produces. Throughout the year, the layout allows for hunting in nearly any condition. Early-season options include two separate clover and alfalfa fields accessible on southerly or southeasterly winds. As the rut approaches in late October and November, the bottom plot located right in the heart of thick bedding cover becomes a hotspot for cruising bucks. This plot has been intentionally designed to funnel deer within 25 yards of the blind using a wall of trees and a natural pinch point. Several plots feature strategically placed scrape trees within bow range, and many blinds have small water holes nearby one just 10 yards from the stand to further enhance opportunities.Mid-season food plots feature drilled brassicas alongside clover and alfalfa, complemented by nearby water sources. For the late season, the largest plot on the farm includes soybeans, corn, brassicas, cereal grains, and the apple trees mentioned earlier everything a whitetail needs to keep them coming back throughout winter. The current owner has done an outstanding job maintaining mowed access trails, making it easy to get around with equipment or slip into blinds quietly. The property is just 1.25 miles from a hard-surfaced road with one mile of gravel and only a quarter-mile of dirt providing excellent seclusion and minimal traffic.If you're looking for an elite, turnkey hunting farm with a proven deer history, strategic setup, and the ability to hunt effectively throughout the entire season with any wind direction, this is the one. For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Hersh Smith with Whitetail Properties Real Estate at 641-931-6884.

This highly managed hunting property lies in the heart of one of Southern Iowa's most sought-after areas for top-tier whitetail management. Every detail has been meticulously planned and executed to maximize your chances at one of the giant bucks that roam these woods. The farm truly has all the elements of a premier hunting property excellent bedding cover, multiple strategically placed food plots, several water sources, and a well-maintained trail system providing access throughout. Located just four miles east of Osceola, 33 miles south of Indianola, and just over 40 miles from the Des Moines metro, this Clarke County property sits in one of the best whitetail regions in the Midwest. It offers outstanding early- and late-season opportunities and is conveniently close to a hard-surfaced road. This would make an ideal property to call your own.There's an abundance of bedding cover from creek-bottom thickets perfect for early season to big, flat ridges and south-facing slopes with scattered cedars and hardwoods that provide excellent late-season bedding. Food plots are strategically positioned to offer deer multiple food sources and consistent attraction throughout the entire season. From small annual and perennial plots to larger destination grain plots, each is set up for ideal seasonal accessibility. A few large, mature apple trees sit just off the edge of a lush green plot, adding another layer of attraction and serving as a focal point for scraping activity.The deer history here is exceptional multiple giant bucks have called these ridges and plots home, proving the caliber of deer this farm consistently produces. Throughout the year, the layout allows for hunting in nearly any condition. Early-season options include two separate clover and alfalfa fields accessible on southerly or southeasterly winds. As the rut approaches in late October and November, the bottom plot located right in the heart of thick bedding cover becomes a hotspot for cruising bucks. This plot has been intentionally designed to funnel deer within 25 yards of the blind using a wall of trees and a natural pinch point. Several plots feature strategically placed scrape trees within bow range, and many blinds have small water holes nearby one just 10 yards from the stand to further enhance opportunities.Mid-season food plots feature drilled brassicas alongside clover and alfalfa, complemented by nearby water sources. For the late season, the largest plot on the farm includes soybeans, corn, brassicas, cereal grains, and the apple trees mentioned earlier everything a whitetail needs to keep them coming back throughout winter. The current owner has done an outstanding job maintaining mowed access trails, making it easy to get around with equipment or slip into blinds quietly. The property is just 1.25 miles from a hard-surfaced road with one mile of gravel and only a quarter-mile of dirt providing excellent seclusion and minimal traffic.If you're looking for an elite, turnkey hunting farm with a proven deer history, strategic setup, and the ability to hunt effectively throughout the entire season with any wind direction, this is the one. For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Hersh Smith with Whitetail Properties Real Estate at 641-931-6884.

This highly managed hunting property lies in the heart of one of Southern Iowa's most sought-after areas for top-tier whitetail management. Every detail has been meticulously planned and executed to maximize your chances at one of the giant bucks that roam these woods. The farm truly has all the elements of a premier hunting property excellent bedding cover, multiple strategically placed food plots, several water sources, and a well-maintained trail system providing access throughout. Located just four miles east of Osceola, 33 miles south of Indianola, and just over 40 miles from the Des Moines metro, this Clarke County property sits in one of the best whitetail regions in the Midwest. It offers outstanding early- and late-season opportunities and is conveniently close to a hard-surfaced road. This would make an ideal property to call your own.There's an abundance of bedding cover from creek-bottom thickets perfect for early season to big, flat ridges and south-facing slopes with scattered cedars and hardwoods that provide excellent late-season bedding. Food plots are strategically positioned to offer deer multiple food sources and consistent attraction throughout the entire season. From small annual and perennial plots to larger destination grain plots, each is set up for ideal seasonal accessibility. A few large, mature apple trees sit just off the edge of a lush green plot, adding another layer of attraction and serving as a focal point for scraping activity.The deer history here is exceptional multiple giant bucks have called these ridges and plots home, proving the caliber of deer this farm consistently produces. Throughout the year, the layout allows for hunting in nearly any condition. Early-season options include two separate clover and alfalfa fields accessible on southerly or southeasterly winds. As the rut approaches in late October and November, the bottom plot located right in the heart of thick bedding cover becomes a hotspot for cruising bucks. This plot has been intentionally designed to funnel deer within 25 yards of the blind using a wall of trees and a natural pinch point. Several plots feature strategically placed scrape trees within bow range, and many blinds have small water holes nearby one just 10 yards from the stand to further enhance opportunities.Mid-season food plots feature drilled brassicas alongside clover and alfalfa, complemented by nearby water sources. For the late season, the largest plot on the farm includes soybeans, corn, brassicas, cereal grains, and the apple trees mentioned earlier everything a whitetail needs to keep them coming back throughout winter. The current owner has done an outstanding job maintaining mowed access trails, making it easy to get around with equipment or slip into blinds quietly. The property is just 1.25 miles from a hard-surfaced road with one mile of gravel and only a quarter-mile of dirt providing excellent seclusion and minimal traffic.If you're looking for an elite, turnkey hunting farm with a proven deer history, strategic setup, and the ability to hunt effectively throughout the entire season with any wind direction, this is the one. For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Hersh Smith with Whitetail Properties Real Estate at 641-931-6884.

Just north of the quiet town of Murray, Iowa, sits 76.42 acres of pure Midwestern promise. This isn't just ground. It's a place where fog hangs low over dawn-lit food plots, and the thunder of a distant turkey gobble cuts through the morning silence. A place where Whitetail deer slip like shadows along the timber, and the meandering curve of Squaw Creek provides a lifeline through native prairie and gently rolling hills.This property reads like a well-plotted novelstrategic, compelling, and impossible to put down. There are four meticulously established food plots already in place, each paired with elevated blinds and well-placed ladder stands. The kind of setup that doesn't happen by chance, crafted instead by someone who understands the rhythm of the land and the habits of its wildlife.Beyond the hunt, there's income. A CRP contract blankets 36.65 acres, providing $4,853 annually. The golden blend of native grasses not only supports pheasant and quail but also weaves financial security into the soil. It's turnkey. It's productive. And it's ready for the next steward.Squaw Creek bends gently through the property, a constant presence offering water, cover, and a natural corridor for wildlife movement. From crisp fall mornings in a treestand to summer evenings beside the creek, this is a place to slow down, unplug, and reconnect with something wilder and quieter than the world beyond its borders.If you're searching for a hunting retreat, an income-producing investment, or simply a place to disappear now and then, this farm delivers. The setup is done. The opportunity is real. And the story is yours to finish.To schedule a private showing of this property, call the listing agents and Land Specialists, Garret Armstrong and Dylan Hand. Showings by appointment only.

Just north of the quiet town of Murray, Iowa, sits 76.42 acres of pure Midwestern promise. This isn't just ground. It's a place where fog hangs low over dawn-lit food plots, and the thunder of a distant turkey gobble cuts through the morning silence. A place where Whitetail deer slip like shadows along the timber, and the meandering curve of Squaw Creek provides a lifeline through native prairie and gently rolling hills.This property reads like a well-plotted novelstrategic, compelling, and impossible to put down. There are four meticulously established food plots already in place, each paired with elevated blinds and well-placed ladder stands. The kind of setup that doesn't happen by chance, crafted instead by someone who understands the rhythm of the land and the habits of its wildlife.Beyond the hunt, there's income. A CRP contract blankets 36.65 acres, providing $4,853 annually. The golden blend of native grasses not only supports pheasant and quail but also weaves financial security into the soil. It's turnkey. It's productive. And it's ready for the next steward.Squaw Creek bends gently through the property, a constant presence offering water, cover, and a natural corridor for wildlife movement. From crisp fall mornings in a treestand to summer evenings beside the creek, this is a place to slow down, unplug, and reconnect with something wilder and quieter than the world beyond its borders.If you're searching for a hunting retreat, an income-producing investment, or simply a place to disappear now and then, this farm delivers. The setup is done. The opportunity is real. And the story is yours to finish.To schedule a private showing of this property, call the listing agents and Land Specialists, Garret Armstrong and Dylan Hand. Showings by appointment only.

Just north of the quiet town of Murray, Iowa, sits 76.42 acres of pure Midwestern promise. This isn't just ground. It's a place where fog hangs low over dawn-lit food plots, and the thunder of a distant turkey gobble cuts through the morning silence. A place where Whitetail deer slip like shadows along the timber, and the meandering curve of Squaw Creek provides a lifeline through native prairie and gently rolling hills.This property reads like a well-plotted novelstrategic, compelling, and impossible to put down. There are four meticulously established food plots already in place, each paired with elevated blinds and well-placed ladder stands. The kind of setup that doesn't happen by chance, crafted instead by someone who understands the rhythm of the land and the habits of its wildlife.Beyond the hunt, there's income. A CRP contract blankets 36.65 acres, providing $4,853 annually. The golden blend of native grasses not only supports pheasant and quail but also weaves financial security into the soil. It's turnkey. It's productive. And it's ready for the next steward.Squaw Creek bends gently through the property, a constant presence offering water, cover, and a natural corridor for wildlife movement. From crisp fall mornings in a treestand to summer evenings beside the creek, this is a place to slow down, unplug, and reconnect with something wilder and quieter than the world beyond its borders.If you're searching for a hunting retreat, an income-producing investment, or simply a place to disappear now and then, this farm delivers. The setup is done. The opportunity is real. And the story is yours to finish.To schedule a private showing of this property, call the listing agents and Land Specialists, Garret Armstrong and Dylan Hand. Showings by appointment only.

Just north of the quiet town of Murray, Iowa, sits 76.42 acres of pure Midwestern promise. This isn't just ground. It's a place where fog hangs low over dawn-lit food plots, and the thunder of a distant turkey gobble cuts through the morning silence. A place where Whitetail deer slip like shadows along the timber, and the meandering curve of Squaw Creek provides a lifeline through native prairie and gently rolling hills.This property reads like a well-plotted novelstrategic, compelling, and impossible to put down. There are four meticulously established food plots already in place, each paired with elevated blinds and well-placed ladder stands. The kind of setup that doesn't happen by chance, crafted instead by someone who understands the rhythm of the land and the habits of its wildlife.Beyond the hunt, there's income. A CRP contract blankets 36.65 acres, providing $4,853 annually. The golden blend of native grasses not only supports pheasant and quail but also weaves financial security into the soil. It's turnkey. It's productive. And it's ready for the next steward.Squaw Creek bends gently through the property, a constant presence offering water, cover, and a natural corridor for wildlife movement. From crisp fall mornings in a treestand to summer evenings beside the creek, this is a place to slow down, unplug, and reconnect with something wilder and quieter than the world beyond its borders.If you're searching for a hunting retreat, an income-producing investment, or simply a place to disappear now and then, this farm delivers. The setup is done. The opportunity is real. And the story is yours to finish.To schedule a private showing of this property, call the listing agents and Land Specialists, Garret Armstrong and Dylan Hand. Showings by appointment only.

Just north of the quiet town of Murray, Iowa, sits 76.42 acres of pure Midwestern promise. This isn't just ground. It's a place where fog hangs low over dawn-lit food plots, and the thunder of a distant turkey gobble cuts through the morning silence. A place where Whitetail deer slip like shadows along the timber, and the meandering curve of Squaw Creek provides a lifeline through native prairie and gently rolling hills.This property reads like a well-plotted novelstrategic, compelling, and impossible to put down. There are four meticulously established food plots already in place, each paired with elevated blinds and well-placed ladder stands. The kind of setup that doesn't happen by chance, crafted instead by someone who understands the rhythm of the land and the habits of its wildlife.Beyond the hunt, there's income. A CRP contract blankets 36.65 acres, providing $4,853 annually. The golden blend of native grasses not only supports pheasant and quail but also weaves financial security into the soil. It's turnkey. It's productive. And it's ready for the next steward.Squaw Creek bends gently through the property, a constant presence offering water, cover, and a natural corridor for wildlife movement. From crisp fall mornings in a treestand to summer evenings beside the creek, this is a place to slow down, unplug, and reconnect with something wilder and quieter than the world beyond its borders.If you're searching for a hunting retreat, an income-producing investment, or simply a place to disappear now and then, this farm delivers. The setup is done. The opportunity is real. And the story is yours to finish.To schedule a private showing of this property, call the listing agents and Land Specialists, Garret Armstrong and Dylan Hand. Showings by appointment only.

Just north of the quiet town of Murray, Iowa, sits 76.42 acres of pure Midwestern promise. This isn't just ground. It's a place where fog hangs low over dawn-lit food plots, and the thunder of a distant turkey gobble cuts through the morning silence. A place where Whitetail deer slip like shadows along the timber, and the meandering curve of Squaw Creek provides a lifeline through native prairie and gently rolling hills.This property reads like a well-plotted novelstrategic, compelling, and impossible to put down. There are four meticulously established food plots already in place, each paired with elevated blinds and well-placed ladder stands. The kind of setup that doesn't happen by chance, crafted instead by someone who understands the rhythm of the land and the habits of its wildlife.Beyond the hunt, there's income. A CRP contract blankets 36.65 acres, providing $4,853 annually. The golden blend of native grasses not only supports pheasant and quail but also weaves financial security into the soil. It's turnkey. It's productive. And it's ready for the next steward.Squaw Creek bends gently through the property, a constant presence offering water, cover, and a natural corridor for wildlife movement. From crisp fall mornings in a treestand to summer evenings beside the creek, this is a place to slow down, unplug, and reconnect with something wilder and quieter than the world beyond its borders.If you're searching for a hunting retreat, an income-producing investment, or simply a place to disappear now and then, this farm delivers. The setup is done. The opportunity is real. And the story is yours to finish.To schedule a private showing of this property, call the listing agents and Land Specialists, Garret Armstrong and Dylan Hand. Showings by appointment only.

Just north of the quiet town of Murray, Iowa, sits 76.42 acres of pure Midwestern promise. This isn't just ground. It's a place where fog hangs low over dawn-lit food plots, and the thunder of a distant turkey gobble cuts through the morning silence. A place where Whitetail deer slip like shadows along the timber, and the meandering curve of Squaw Creek provides a lifeline through native prairie and gently rolling hills.This property reads like a well-plotted novelstrategic, compelling, and impossible to put down. There are four meticulously established food plots already in place, each paired with elevated blinds and well-placed ladder stands. The kind of setup that doesn't happen by chance, crafted instead by someone who understands the rhythm of the land and the habits of its wildlife.Beyond the hunt, there's income. A CRP contract blankets 36.65 acres, providing $4,853 annually. The golden blend of native grasses not only supports pheasant and quail but also weaves financial security into the soil. It's turnkey. It's productive. And it's ready for the next steward.Squaw Creek bends gently through the property, a constant presence offering water, cover, and a natural corridor for wildlife movement. From crisp fall mornings in a treestand to summer evenings beside the creek, this is a place to slow down, unplug, and reconnect with something wilder and quieter than the world beyond its borders.If you're searching for a hunting retreat, an income-producing investment, or simply a place to disappear now and then, this farm delivers. The setup is done. The opportunity is real. And the story is yours to finish.To schedule a private showing of this property, call the listing agents and Land Specialists, Garret Armstrong and Dylan Hand. Showings by appointment only.

Just north of the quiet town of Murray, Iowa, sits 76.42 acres of pure Midwestern promise. This isn't just ground. It's a place where fog hangs low over dawn-lit food plots, and the thunder of a distant turkey gobble cuts through the morning silence. A place where Whitetail deer slip like shadows along the timber, and the meandering curve of Squaw Creek provides a lifeline through native prairie and gently rolling hills.This property reads like a well-plotted novelstrategic, compelling, and impossible to put down. There are four meticulously established food plots already in place, each paired with elevated blinds and well-placed ladder stands. The kind of setup that doesn't happen by chance, crafted instead by someone who understands the rhythm of the land and the habits of its wildlife.Beyond the hunt, there's income. A CRP contract blankets 36.65 acres, providing $4,853 annually. The golden blend of native grasses not only supports pheasant and quail but also weaves financial security into the soil. It's turnkey. It's productive. And it's ready for the next steward.Squaw Creek bends gently through the property, a constant presence offering water, cover, and a natural corridor for wildlife movement. From crisp fall mornings in a treestand to summer evenings beside the creek, this is a place to slow down, unplug, and reconnect with something wilder and quieter than the world beyond its borders.If you're searching for a hunting retreat, an income-producing investment, or simply a place to disappear now and then, this farm delivers. The setup is done. The opportunity is real. And the story is yours to finish.To schedule a private showing of this property, call the listing agents and Land Specialists, Garret Armstrong and Dylan Hand. Showings by appointment only.

Scenic 14.87-Acre Building Site & Hobby Farm on Highway 69 near New Virginia, Iowa Peoples Company is proud to offer this picturesque 14.87-acre m/l building site/hobby farm located on US Highway 69, just southeast of New Virginia, Iowa. Ideally positioned in northern portion of Clarke County, the property offers peaceful country living with the convenience of being less than 30 minutes from the Des Moines Metro. Its close proximity to Interstate 35 makes commuting effortless while preserving the opportunity of a rural lifestyle. This property showcases stunning views of Iowas rolling countryside, rich farmland, and abundant wildlife. Whether you're envisioning a custom home or a hobby farm, the setting provides the perfect backdrop. Located within the Clarke Community School District and just a few miles from Osceola, this tract combines rural Iowa with everyday convenience. The site is turn-key and includes access to essential utilities such as rural water, electric, multiple high-speed internet options, and also features an established entrance off pavement. The gently rolling topography accommodates a variety of building site options, including walkout, daylight, and flat layouts. Timbered borders, a pond, and existing tillable acres that are currently in hay production create a diverse and attractive landscape while offering privacy and a natural buffer from neighboring properties. This is a rare opportunity to own an affordable, scenic parcel in a tightly held area where smaller parcels rarely come for sale. Dont miss your chance to build the lifestyle youve been dreaming ofcontact one of the listing agents today for more information. Improvements: New Driveway, Pond, Good Fence

Located in Clarke County, this 80-acre tract (subject to final survey) offers the perfect seclusion for a true Southern Iowa hunting paradise. Situated just south of Woodburn, this property directly borders thousands of acres of public hunting ground—providing incredible access to some of the best whitetail habitat in the region. The land features a half-acre pond, a one-acre food plot, and the rolling terrain that Southern Iowa is known for. This area consistently produces mature bucks, making it an ideal setup for serious hunters or anyone seeking a peaceful getaway in the heart of big deer country. Key Features: ? 80± acres (subject to survey) ? Adjacent to thousands of acres of public hunting ? Half-acre pond ? One-acre food plot ? Excellent whitetail habitat ? Rolling Southern Iowa terrain ? Located just south of Woodburn, IA For more information or to schedule a tour, please contact Tyler Besser at 515.420.1447.

Located in Clarke County, this 80-acre tract (subject to final survey) offers the perfect seclusion for a true Southern Iowa hunting paradise. Situated just south of Woodburn, this property directly borders thousands of acres of public hunting ground—providing incredible access to some of the best whitetail habitat in the region. The land features a half-acre pond, a one-acre food plot, and the rolling terrain that Southern Iowa is known for. This area consistently produces mature bucks, making it an ideal setup for serious hunters or anyone seeking a peaceful getaway in the heart of big deer country. Key Features: ? 80± acres (subject to survey) ? Adjacent to thousands of acres of public hunting ? Half-acre pond ? One-acre food plot ? Excellent whitetail habitat ? Rolling Southern Iowa terrain ? Located just south of Woodburn, IA For more information or to schedule a tour, please contact Tyler Besser at 515.420.1447.