Tama County, Iowa Land For Sale (8 results)

Theres something deeply American about owning a piece of land and building a life that is truly your own. Thats what stands out about the Thurn Farm, which has been under the same care for 30 years. This farm includes 18 acres of tillable ground, 40 acres of timber, a recreational pond, and a homestead that is complete with a house and an insulated machine shop. Located at 2693 305th Street, just a few miles west of Vining in southeast Tama County, the property features a recently reinforced and raised pond with reported depths of about 30 feet! It is stocked with crappie, bluegill, largemouth bass, bullhead catfish, and walleye, and provides excellent opportunities for fishing and swimming. The hardwood timber provides extensive bedding cover and recreational opportunities for deer and turkey. A few trails have been cut through the timber, leaving much of the interior relatively undisturbed. During our morning photo shoot, we observed four mature gobblers on the property. Eighteen acres of tillable ground are currently planted to soybeans and alfalfa and carry a 53 CSR2, and are cash rented for $2,600 annually. The two-bedroom, one-bathroom home has seen several improvements in recent years. Solar panels keep electric costs low, while a Generac system provides backup power to the house and shop. A newer water heater and outdoor wood-burning furnace add to the functionality of the property. The wood-burning furnace provides primary heat for both the house and shop, with plenty of firewood available from the timber. A 36-by-64-foot insulated pole building provides an exceptional workspace. The shop sits on concrete and includes heat, air conditioning, hot and cold running water, a sink, refrigerator, TV, oven, 16-foot sidewalls, two overhead doors, and a car lift. The level homesite also includes a fenced pasture, fenced dog area, chicken coop, and several additional outbuildings for storage and utility. The Thurn Farm offers a practical combination of income-producing tillable ground, recreational timber, a nice pond, a comfortable homestead, and a well-equipped shop. With annual rental income helping offset property taxes, solar panels reducing electric costs, and ample timber providing firewood, the property offers both recreational appeal and the functionality needed for self-sufficiency. If youd like more information or want to take a look at the Thurn Farm, contact the listing agents with Whitetail Properties Real Estate.

Live and Online at Auction Date: 08/25/26 Auction Time: 10:00 AM CTAuction Held At: Traer Memorial Building, 414 2nd St, Traer, IA 50675Entire Farm Description:Ranch & Farm Auctions, a division of Whitetail Properties Real Estate, is pleased to offer for sale a 115.75 acre farm located in a very strong agricultural community in northeast Tama County, Iowa. The property is situated 1.5 miles northeast of Traer in Section 2 of Perry Township. The farm consists of 116.42 FSA cropland acres carrying an average CSR2 of 90.36. Primary soil types include Tama Silty Clay Loam, Sawmill Silty Clay Loam, Muscatine Silty Clay Loam, and Judson Silty Clay Loam. Direct road frontage with access to the farm is available off QQ Ave with a grain elevator only 2 miles away. The farm is rented through the 2026 growing season but will be free and clear with full possession starting March 1, 2027. The property will be offered via public auction at 10:00 AM on Tuesday, August 25, at the Traer Memorial Building in Traer, Iowa. Online bidding will also be available through . This is a well-kept farm in a productive and desirable agricultural region of central Iowa. Producers and farmland investors are encouraged to attend the auction for an opportunity to invest in this high-quality Iowa farmland. Deeded Acres: 115.75FSA Farmland Acres: 116.42Soil Types: Tama Silty Clay Loam, Sawmill Silty Clay Loam, Muscatine Silty Clay Loam, Judson Silty Clay LoamSoil PI/NCCPI/CSR2: 90.36 CSR2CRP Acres/Payment: NATaxes: $5,751 in 2025Lease Status: Rented for 2026 but open tenancy for the 2027 crop yearPossession: March 1, 2027Survey Needed?: No survey neededBrief Legal: 115.75 acres located pt S NE and N NW SE N NE SE S2 T85N R14W Tama Co IowaPIDs: 07.02.200.007, 07.02.200.005, 07.02.400.001, 07.02.400.005Lat/Lon: 42.204/-92.441Zip Code: 50675Sellers Attorneys: Brandon BuckPO Box 249, 120 E High StToledo, IA Mason Jr415 Clay St, PO Box 627Cedar Falls, IA

154.09 acres, m/l, located approximately 9 miles southwest of Traer, Iowa on the east aide of II Ave. This farm has 148.82 FSA/ Eff. crop acres and 3.96 CRP Acres with a CSR2 of 93.10. The 3.96 CRP acres are enrolled in a CP-8A contract that pays $1,188.00 annually and expires on 9/30/27. High-quality Tama County farm with a history of seed corn production and manure. Seller has 2 additional tracts of land for sale located southeast of this property. See Additional Listings.

71.06 acres, m/l, located approximately 9 miles southwest of Traer, Iowa on the west side of Hwy 63. This moderately sloping farm has 70.71 FSA/Eff. crop acres with a CSR2 of 88.90. This is a high-quality Tama County farm located along Hwy 63. Seller has two additional tracts of land for sale located northwest and southeast of this property. See additional listings.

152.98 acres, m/l, located approximately 7 miles southwest of Traer, Iowa on the south side of 220th St. This moderately sloping farm has 151.61 FSA/Eff. crop acres with a CSR2 of 92.90. This is a high-quality Tama County farm with a history of seed corn production and wind turbine income. Seller has two additional tracts of land for sale located northwest of this property. See additional listings for details.

Tucked in southeastern Tama County, this 113.75-acre property offers a compelling blend of recreational enjoyment and long-term investment potential. A restored wetland complex reestablishes natural floodplain hydrology, creating exceptional waterfowl nesting habitat while supporting a diverse range of reptiles, amphibians, and other native species. Salt Creek forms the property's western boundary, providing opportunities for fishing, wildlife viewing, and water recreation amid mature hardwoods and native vegetation. Bordering the Salt Creek Wildlife Management Area, the property benefits from seamless connectivity to an expansive protected landscape. The combination of wetlands, native grasses, timber corridors, and open water supports strong populations of waterfowl, deer, upland game birds, and other wildlife. The investment appeal is equally significant. With 104.7 acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) through 2040, the property generates annual payments of $30,507, or $291.38 per enrolled acre. An existing hunting lease through July 1, 2027, provides optional additional income. With direct frontage and access from County Highway E44, the property balances convenience and seclusion. Whether you're seeking a private retreat or an income-producing land investment, this offering delivers quality habitat, dependable revenue, and long-term financial upside. Visit our website for aerial photography, survey information, CRP documentation, wetland and floodplain details, tax data, soil maps, topography, and other property materials. Property DirectionsFrom Elberon, Iowa, travel 1 mile west on County Highway E44. The property is located on the south side of the road.

Located just 2.5 miles northeast of Le Grand, Iowa, approximately 8 miles east of Marshalltown, and only ½ mile from Highway 30, this 8.45± surveyed-acre property offers a rare combination of privacy, accessibility, and natural beauty. The property features established pasture acres and a new fence surrounding the property, making it well-suited for livestock, horses, or other small-scale agricultural uses. A pond adds to the property’s functionality, providing a convenient water source while attracting wildlife and enhancing the property’s scenic appeal. Surrounded by a blend of pasture, open space, and mature timber, this versatile property offers excellent opportunities for recreation, a hobby farm, or a peaceful country setting. Its convenient location near Highway 30 provides quick and easy access to Marshalltown, Le Grand, and surrounding communities while maintaining the privacy and tranquility of rural living. For more information or to schedule a private showing of this Tama County, Iowa property, contact Land Broker Cody Skinner or Land Broker Nick Skinner.

137.54 acres of beautiful hunting ground. WRP Land (not CRP) Meaning it's registered with the Army Corp of Engineers. A percentage can be bailed. You can put a small cabin on wheels or a movable structure in a designated area of the property towards the middle, just not a permanent foundation. Land is to be used for hunting or recreational purposes only. Land cannot be rezoned or built on. Crops cannot be planted to be sold. Annual inspection by Army Corps, who have been great to work with. You can harvest the trees for your own personal use, but need to let the Army corps know. Deer pictures from trail cam attached.