Keokuk County, Iowa Land For Sale (4 results)

Land along the Skunk River in southern Iowa is very desirable, and this property offers hunting, fishing, and other recreational opportunities. The North Skunk River flows right through the heart of it.Located 1 mile south of Delta in western Keokuk County, this area is known for big whitetails, and this property is sure to be a fantastic cruising spot in archery season. Access is off Highway 21 on the northwest corner of the property and through the road right-of-way on the south side of the river.Hardwood timber lies on both sides of the river which offers different travel routes to hunt, and fishing access from both banks creates various places to cast a line. Openings could be created to allow for food plots, and the large river bottom trees offer secluded cover for treestand setups. Turkeys are abundant along the Skunk River, and they love to roost over water features. This should be an awesome spring turkey and morel mushroom hunting property.For those looking for an affordable river property in southern Iowa, this is a great option. If you're interested in a private showing, contact the listing agent, Ben Harshyne, with the Southeast Iowa Land Team for Whitetail Properties Real Estate.*This property is within the 100-year floodplain.

Peoples Company is proud to present 175.07 acres of premier recreational and hunting land along the South Skunk River, featuring over one mile of river frontage, a well-maintained trail system, and exceptional wildlife habitat. Situated just southwest of Sigourney, Iowa, in Keokuk County, this diverse property is a proven trophy whitetail destination, supported by a strong track record of mature buck harvests and extensive trail camera history. The South Skunk River bottom is renowned for its wild and dynamic hunting experience. In the fall, these fertile bottoms come alive with the adrenaline-filled action of the whitetail rut, as mature bucks cruise natural travel corridors between dense bedding cover and prime feeding areas. The rivers backwaters and sloughs also draw large numbers of migrating waterfowl, offering exceptional opportunities for duck and goose hunting. From frosty November mornings in a tree stand to the roar of wings over the decoys at first light, this farm delivers the kind of excitement only a riverbottom property can offer. The habitat diversity here is unmatched with dense cover, woody browse, and secluded sanctuaries with minimal human disturbance create an ideal setting for whitetails, turkey, and waterfowl alike. The propertys seclusion fosters a thriving ecosystem that is both productive and visually stunning. Beyond its recreational value, the farm offers notable financial advantages, with annual property taxes of just $718. Approximately 137.78 acres are enrolled in the Forest Reserve Program, significantly reducing tax liability, and 167.01 acres are part of the Emergency Wetland Reserve Program (EWRP), ensuring long-term habitat preservation (full easement details available upon request). For buyers interested in further habitat enhancement, opportunities exist to collaborate with local NRCS and forestry experts to expand bedding areas, create strategic food plots, and improve overall wildlife holding power. Currently, 8.06 acres are in alfalfa production with a tenant in place for the 2025 season, an area that also offers potential for a small cabin or campsite. Excellent cell service is available throughout the property. The seller is open to retaining 48.64 acres on the north end with shared access, or selling the south 126.43 acres separately. See attached map and pricing for details. A contract sale option is also available, interested buyers are encouraged to contact the listing agents for further information. To fully appreciate the beauty, seclusion, and hunting potential of this South Skunk River bottom farm, one must walk its trails, follow the heavy deer runs, and see the countless rubs and well-worn bedding areas for themselves. This is a rare opportunity to own a pristine recreational farm in a region celebrated for its world-class whitetail deer, abundant waterfowl, and diverse wildlife. Contact us today to schedule your private showing.

Peoples Company is proud to present 126.43 acres of premier recreational and hunting land along the South Skunk River, featuring extensive river frontage, a well-maintained trail system, and exceptional wildlife habitat. Situated just southwest of Sigourney, Iowa in Keokuk County, this diverse property is a proven trophy whitetail destinationsupported by a strong track record of mature buck harvests and extensive trail camera history. The South Skunk River bottom is renowned for its wild and dynamic hunting experience. In the fall, these fertile bottoms come alive with the adrenaline-filled action of the whitetail rut, as mature bucks cruise natural travel corridors between dense bedding cover and prime feeding areas. The rivers backwaters and sloughs also draw large numbers of migrating waterfowl, offering exceptional opportunities for duck and goose hunting. From frosty November mornings in a tree stand to the roar of wings over the decoys at first light, this farm delivers the kind of excitement only a riverbottom property can offer. The habitat diversity here is unmatcheddense cover, woody browse, and secluded sanctuaries with minimal human disturbance create an ideal setting for whitetails, turkey, and waterfowl alike. The propertys seclusion fosters a thriving ecosystem that is both productive and visually stunning. Beyond its recreational value, the farm offers notable financial advantages, with annual property taxes of just $718. Approximately 101.78 acres are enrolled in the Forest Reserve Program, significantly reducing tax liability, and 118.37 acres are part of the Emergency Wetland Reserve Program (EWRP), ensuring long-term habitat preservation (full easement details available upon request). For buyers interested in further habitat enhancement, opportunities exist to collaborate with local NRCS and forestry experts to expand bedding areas, create strategic food plots, and improve overall wildlife holding power. Currently, 8.06 acres are in alfalfa production with a tenant in place for the 2025 seasonan area that also offers potential for a small cabin or campsite. Excellent cell service is available throughout the property. The seller is open to retaining 48.64 acres on the north end with shared access, or selling the full 175.07 acres as one contiguous recreational tract. Please refer to Listing #18553 for additional details. A contract sale option is also availableinterested buyers are encouraged to contact the listing agents for further information. To fully appreciate the beauty, seclusion, and hunting potential of this South Skunk River bottom farm, one must walk its trails, follow the heavy deer runs, and see the countless rubs and well-worn bedding areas for themselves. This is a rare opportunity to own a pristine recreational farm in a region celebrated for its world-class whitetail deer, abundant waterfowl, and diverse wildlife. Contact us today to schedule your private showing.

95.19 Acres dryland farm. This dryland farm is currently in all row crop production with 87.15 acres in row crop and the balance in trees and pond. The soils are predominately Ladoga, Givin, Hedrick, Ashgrove, Lindley silty clay. FSA reports 87.15 acres cropland, 118 BPA PLC yield for corn, 44.40 base acres. This farm is enrolled in ARC County. The fences have been removed from two sides of the property. This farm has excellent road access from the East side of the property, is close to major markets, has gently rolling topography and is located in a very aggressive farming community. This farm is a very clean, well-managed property, open for the 2026 growing season. Seller is a licensed real estate Broker and Owner of Ag Land Realty. Location: From Hedrick go West 1 mile to Hwy V33, then 2 miles North the farm is on the West side of the road. Legal: E 1/2 SE SW 22-7-13, SE SE 22-74-13, SW SE EXC N 175' OF E 500' 22-74-13 Taxes: $2,564.00 or $26.94 per acre