Pennington County, Minnesota Land For Sale (5 results)

Nestled along a scenic bend of the Red Lake River just 12 miles southeast of Thief River Falls, this unique 7.5-acre property offers an exceptional blend of privacy, recreation, and functionality. Located across the road from the Kratka Boat Landing, it’s an ideal setting for fishing, boating, snowmobiling, and ATV adventures. The beautifully maintained grounds feature mature oaks, flowering crabapple and plum trees, lilacs, evergreens, expansive lawns, a private riverfront dock, and a firepit area overlooking the water. This recently refinished split-level home offers approximately 2,800 sq ft with 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. The main level features an open-concept living and dining area, a spacious, newly renovated kitchen, and abundant storage. Three bedrooms and 1.5 baths are located on the upper level. The lower level includes a large family room with fireplace, office, laundry and mudroom, full bath, and a separate 400 sq ft efficiency apartment—ideal for guests, rental income, or multi-generational living. Recent updates include seamless gutters, off-peak heating, central A/C, propane furnace, newer shingles, well, and garage roof. Additional features include a 28’ x 40’ detached garage, 73’ x 10’ barn, and multiple storage sheds—perfect for a shop, hobby farm, or extra storage. Enjoy peaceful country living with direct river access—this move-in-ready property offers the best of rural living and outdoor recreation.

This 160+/- acre hunting property located in Pennington County, Minnesota, offers a strong combination of habitat diversity, productive soils, and private access that appeals to both recreational buyers and land investors. Positioned approximately 15 miles west of Thief River Falls and about 38 miles northeast of Grand Forks, this tract sits in a highly regarded area just south of Carpenters Corner, known for excellent whitetail deer, upland game, and waterfowl hunting.The property is primarily composed of high ground, providing excellent usability across the majority of the acreage, with a few restored, well-placed lowland pockets that enhance wildlife habitat. These lower areas feature cattails, willows, and reed canary grass, creating natural moisture-holding environments and dense cover that wildlife depend on throughout the seasons. This blend of high ground and wetland habitat is highly desirable for buyers searching for Minnesota hunting land that can support multiple species.The upland portions consist of native grasses, brush, and popple thickets, forming thick bedding cover ideal for whitetail deer. This type of security cover plays a critical role in holding deer during daylight hours and creating consistent hunting opportunities. The surrounding landscape further strengthens the property's appeal, with large agricultural fields located to the north and south that provide reliable food sources, encouraging steady wildlife movement through the area.A standout feature is the adjoining 160 acres of landlocked state land to the east. This additional habitat includes a thick cover of brush and timber, effectively expanding the bedding area and creating a larger block of cover. This neighboring parcel enhances the overall hunting potential by supporting increased wildlife density and movement patterns.The property is enrolled in a perpetual RIM easement along with a 30-year Wetland Reserve Program easement, supporting long-term habitat preservation and conservation. Importantly, the owner has left several key areas out of the easement, allowing for practical use and improvement. Approximately one-half acre is excluded in both the northwest and northeast corners. In addition, a 50-foot strip runs along the entire south boundary, and a 25-foot strip runs along the west boundary. These areas can be used for food plots, tree planting, trail systems, and permanent stand locations. The property also allows for parking a camper during hunting season, making it functional for extended stays.Access is provided by a Class 5 private easement from the south off a county road. This deeded easement leads directly into the southwest corner of the property, offering reliable and private entry. For a tract focused on cover and seclusion, established legal access is a valuable feature that supports ease of use.From a land quality standpoint, the soils are a major highlight. The property consists primarily of fine sandy loam soils, including Rollis loam, Voller loam, and Grimstad fine sandy loam. These soil types are known for their fertility and productivity, contributing to an average crop productivity index of approximately 80.5. This level of soil quality supports healthy vegetation and provides excellent potential for food plot development within the excluded areas.The property has been surveyed, and boundary markers are in place, giving buyers confidence in the defined acreage and property lines. This adds value for both immediate use and long-term ownership.With its combination of high ground, wetland habitat, fertile soils, adjoining state land, and deeded access, this Pennington County property offers a well-rounded opportunity for hunting and recreation. Whether you are targeting whitetail deer, upland birds, or waterfowl, or looking for a manageable and productive recreational tract, this property is set up to deliver.Priced at $700 per acre, this is a competitive offering for Minnesota hunting land with this level of habitat quality, access, and location.

Here is a classic "Don't judge the book by its cover" property. If you go strictly off the aerial you will be missing out on a golden opportunity. This property offers a lot more than meets the eye. The +/-160ac property is enrolled in the Re Invest in Minnesota program, a conservation easement to permanently protect, restore and manage critical natural resources. This property is compromised of several restored wetlands, native grasslands, 10ac woodlot and patches of brush, alders and willows. The cover here is thick and provides ample bedding for whitetail deer, turkey and grouse. There is a half acre kept out of the easement, for a future build site, place to park your camper for hunting season or potential food plot. The property borders state land to the west and is connected to 100"s of acres of public hunting for additional room to roam. There is easy access off the well maintained county road and there is additional acreage available for sale connected to the property to the east. This is a hard to come by property in todays market for less than a $1000/ac and priced under tax assessed value. Start making memories in the outdoors with this great recreational property.

Located about 12 miles west of Thief River Falls and about 4 miles south of Carpenters Corner on the Pembina Trail, you will find this hidden gem on the Black River. This property is enrolled in the Re Invest in Minnesota program, which is a conservation easement to permanently protect, restore and manage critical natural resources on a property. This property consists of native grasslands, restored wetlands and Black River frontage. There are several areas of heavy willows, brush and patches of popple trees which are all good cover for whitetail deer, turkey, grouse and black bear. The deer sign was prevalent throughout, with many beat-down game trails, crossings on the river and rubs on young trees and beds scattered around the property. The property has easy access with three access points off the county road and highway. There is a trail navigating the property along the east side of the river to allow full access with a vehicle from the south to the north end. Additional land connected to this property to the west is available for sale. This one shouldn't be overlooked, as it has great hunting potential at a great price.

This is a great opportunity to purchase a large, contiguous tract of productive farmland. Excellent soils for a variety of crops, including corn, soybeans, wheat, canola, and grass seed.Property DirectionsFrom Thief River Falls, Minnesota, travel 6 miles south on Highway 59, then 6 miles east on Center Street County Highway 3, 2 miles south on 260th Avenue, 1 mile east on 120th Street, and one-half mile south on 270th Avenue.