Atchison County, Missouri Land For Sale (9 results)

Midwest Land Group is honored to bring to market this outstanding high-majority bottom ground tillable property in Atchison County, Missouri! Opportunities to own a farm of this caliber are exceptionally rare. Located in the south portion of Atchison County, Missouri, this 171 +/- acre property offers an impressive 167.78 FSA tillable acres, making it approximately 98% tillable. Farms with this level of productivity, efficiency, and improvements seldom become available. The farm features an outstanding combination of highly productive Class I and II soils, including Dockery, Salix, Haynie, and Colo soils. Unlike some bottom farms in the area, only a very small portion of the acreage consists of heavier "gumbo" soils, providing exceptional farming conditions and strong yield potential. The current owner has taken great pride in maintaining the property, with excellent water management practices that help maximize productivity and keep the property in tremendous shape. The property is free of any leases and is open for the 2027 farming season. In addition to the exceptional cropland, the property offers outstanding improvements. A massive 9,000 +/- square foot equipment building offers plenty of space for machinery, implements, and storage. The farm also includes 10 grain bins, providing significant on site grain storage capacity, along with an additional outbuilding for even more storage flexibility. Whether you're looking to expand your current farming operation, add a premier income-producing asset to your portfolio, or secure one of Northwest Missouri's finest tillable farms, this property checks every box. Productive bottom ground with this combination of quality soils, exceptional improvements, outstanding location, and immediate farming availability rarely reaches the open market. Don't miss this opportunity to own one of the premier row crop farms in Northwest Missouri! Property Features -171 +/- total acres located in southern Atchison County, Missouri -167.78 FSA tillable acres -Approximately 98% tillable, maximizing income-producing acreage -Highly productive Class I & II soils -Soil types include Dockery, Salix, Haynie, and Colo -Minimal "gumbo" soils compared to many bottom farms in the area -Excellent water management system with outstanding maintenance -Current ownership has meticulously maintained the farm -Located in one of Northwest Missouri's premier agricultural regions -Historically less susceptible to flooding than many surrounding bottom farms -Highly sought-after location where quality farms rarely become available -No existing farm lease--buyer has immediate control of the property -Open for the 2027 farming season -Impressive 9,000 +/- square foot equipment building -10 grain bins providing substantial on site grain storage -Additional outbuilding for equipment and storage needs -Excellent opportunity for owner-operators or agricultural investors -Outstanding long-term investment with exceptional productive capability -Turnkey farming operation with quality improvements already in place -Rare opportunity to purchase one of the premier row crop farms in Northwest Missouri

This well-known landmark that many travelers have noticed along I-29 is now being offered for sale. Nestled into the iconic Loess Hills, this one-of-a-kind A-frame home overlooks the breathtaking Missouri River bottoms and is paired with 24.06 acres of timber and open ground. With its convenient location, scenic setting, and unique character, this property offers an exceptional opportunity for a full-time residence, weekend retreat, hunting headquarters, or investment property. Located just south of Hamburg, Iowa, on a paved road, the property offers dependable year-round access and is only minutes from I-29. Whether commuting to work or school, traveling to the Omaha/Council Bluffs metro, or making trips to Kansas City, the location provides convenience while still offering the privacy and beauty of country living. A well-maintained gravel driveway leads to the home and attached two-stall garage. Built in 1970, the A-frame features 1.5 finished stories with an additional loft that would make an excellent playroom, reading nook, office, or additional sleeping space. The unfinished basement provides more room for storage, a workshop, and houses the home's mechanical systems. With four bedrooms and two bathrooms, there is ample room for family living, entertaining guests, or hosting a hunting camp. Large west-facing windows fill the home with natural light while showcasing unforgettable sunsets over the Missouri River bottoms and surrounding farmland. Outside, the established yard features mature fruit trees, grapevines, a backyard patio, and plenty of room for gardening, ATV riding, or raising a few animals. The open grass acreage could easily be fenced for pasture or harvested for hay. The property is serviced by its own well, septic system, and electricity, providing flexibility for future improvements or additional buildings. One of the property's greatest assets is the approximately 21 acres of rolling Loess Hills timber. Mature stands of oak, walnut, cottonwood, cedar, and other hardwoods create outstanding wildlife habitat while offering endless opportunities for hunting, hiking, horseback riding, or ATV trails. The property borders approximately 129 acres of public land, providing convenient access to additional hunting and recreational opportunities that are difficult for many hunters to reach. The area has a strong reputation for producing quality deer and turkey hunting, and the property has been lightly hunted over the years by a single individual. Thanks to the natural topography, activity around the home has very little impact on the secluded timber, making it an excellent setup for the hunter in mind. The distinctive architecture, panoramic views, and highly visible location near I-29 also create exciting possibilities as a rental or Airbnb. Travelers looking for a memorable stay along the interstate corridor or visitors exploring northwest Missouri and southwest Iowa would find this to be a truly unique destination. Properties like this rarely become available. Having remained in the same family for many years, this is a rare opportunity to own one of northwest Missouris most recognizable landmarks. For more information or to schedule your private showing, contact Whitetail Properties Land Specialist Kyle Karcher today. Showings are by appointment only.

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to purchase a highly productive 600± acre contiguous farm in Atchison County, Missouri. Large, contiguous tracts with this level of productivity and accessibility are increasingly difficult to find, making this property an exceptional opportunity for both operators and investors. Located on blacktop along Highway YY near Tarkio, Missouri, this farm offers excellent access, strong farming efficiency, and long-term investment appeal in one of Northwest Missouri’s premier agricultural regions. This impressive full section features approximately 542± tillable acres, representing nearly 90% tillable farmland. The efficient layout and productive soils make this tract ideal for modern row crop operations and provide the scale many operators seek when expanding their farming footprint. Whether you are looking to grow an existing operation, complete a 1031 exchange, or secure a long-term agricultural investment, this property offers the combination of productivity, accessibility, and size that is rarely available on today’s market. In addition to its strong agricultural production, the farm also benefits from additional wind turbine income, creating another valuable revenue stream for future ownership. The combination of productive farmland and supplemental income potential enhances the overall investment profile of the property while offering dependable long-term value. Conveniently located on the west side of Highway YY beginning near the corner of 180th Street, this tract provides excellent accessibility for equipment and transportation while remaining close to local grain markets and agricultural services. Estimated Tillable Acres: 542± Projected ROI: 3–3.75% Estimated wind turbine income (2 turbines): $27, 353.80 Quality large-acreage farms with strong tillable percentages, blacktop access, and additional income opportunities rarely become available in Northwest Missouri. Contact Enterprise Realty today for more information or to schedule a private showing of this outstanding Atchison County farm.

Have you ever wanted to build your own hunting paradise with the exact makeup youve always envisioned? Heres your chance to own 31.47 acres of recreational land that is truly a blank canvas, ready to be fine-tuned to your vision. Dont let the size fool youthis property is packed with opportunity.Tucked away at the end of a quality gravel easement road, the farm offers rare seclusion and privacy from neighboring hunters. Surrounded by crop fields and serving as the primary cover in the area, it creates a prime setup for waterfowl, deer, and upland game.Two drainage ditches run along the east and west boundaries, with full ownership of the west ditch. This consistent skinny water offers excellent waterfowl hunting opportunities throughout the season. With no conservation easements in place, you have the flexibility to add pit blinds, plant waterfowl-focused food plots, or even make improvements for boat access. Its proximity to the Missouri River, the Nebraska City Power Plant, and Loess Bluffs National Wildlife Refuge positions the property to attract migrating waterfowl at key times of the year.Deer hunting potential is strong, with abundant sign throughout the property and well-worn trails coming from adjacent crop fields into this thick bedding cover. Brushy habitat, willow pockets, and CRP acres also provide upland opportunities, while sunflowers and other native vegetation make for attractiveness to migrating doves in the early fall.In addition to its recreational appeal, the property generates reliable income. Currently, 7.9 acres are enrolled in CRP at $182.17/acre, providing $1,440 annually through September 30, 2028, under a CP23 program. Unlike many properties of this type, there are no restrictive easements, giving you maximum flexibility to shape it into your dream hunting retreat.Contact your local Whitetail Properties Land Specialist, Kyle Karcher, to schedule your private showing. Showings by appointment only.

Located in Atchison County near York, Missouri, this productive 194± acre farm presents an outstanding opportunity for operators, investors, and buyers seeking quality Northwest Missouri farmland with additional income potential. Featuring approximately 176.6± tillable acres, or nearly 91% tillable, this farm has been well cared for and efficiently managed, offering both strong productivity and long-term value. Tracts with this combination of high tillable percentage, accessibility, and supplemental income are increasingly difficult to find in today’s farmland market. Conveniently located just off blacktop Highway YY near the corner of Y Avenue and 180th Street, the property offers excellent access for modern farming equipment while remaining close to local grain markets, agricultural services, and surrounding farming communities. The farm’s layout and quality soils make it well-suited for efficient row crop production and continued agricultural use. One of the property’s standout features is the included wind turbine income, generating approximately $9,084.60 annually. This additional revenue stream enhances the investment appeal of the farm and provides supplemental income beyond crop production. Opportunities that combine productive farmland with reliable additional income sources are highly sought after by both investors and owner-operators. Whether you are looking to expand an existing operation, complete a 1031 exchange, or secure a long-term land investment, this farm offers a strong combination of productivity, income potential, and accessibility. Northwest Missouri farmland continues to be recognized for its stability and long-term appreciation potential, making this tract an attractive addition to any portfolio. Estimated Tillable Acres: 176.6± (91%) Projected ROI: 3–3.75% Wind Turbine Income: Approximately $9,084.60 annually Contact Enterprise Realty today for more information or to schedule a private showing of this exceptional Atchison County property.

This productive 47± acre tract in Atchison County, Missouri offers an excellent opportunity for operators, investors, or buyers looking for a manageable piece of highly productive Northwest Missouri farmland. With quality soils and a strong percentage of tillable acreage, this farm is well-suited for row crop production and provides an efficient layout for modern farming practices. Smaller tracts with strong productivity are increasingly difficult to find, making this property an attractive option for both expansion and investment purposes. Conveniently located near Tarkio, Missouri, the farm offers easy access while maintaining the peaceful rural setting that Northwest Missouri farmland is known for. From Tarkio, travel east on Highway 136 approximately 8 miles, then turn north on gravel road Y Avenue and continue approximately 1.5 miles. The property is located on the east side of the road. Its location allows for straightforward access with farm equipment and provides proximity to local grain markets, agricultural services, and surrounding farming operations. The manageable size of this tract makes it appealing to a variety of buyers, whether you are adding acres to an existing operation, purchasing your first investment property, or seeking a smaller tract with income-producing potential. The farm’s productive characteristics and efficient use of acreage create an opportunity for strong long-term value and dependable agricultural income. Northwest Missouri farmland continues to be a sought-after asset due to its combination of productivity, stability, and investment appeal. This Atchison County tract offers the chance to own quality farmland in a desirable agricultural area with strong farming fundamentals and long-term potential. Contact Enterprise Realty today for additional information or to schedule a private showing of this productive Atchison County property.

Price Breakdown:Tract 3 South 40+/- Acres - $260,000Tract 3 Remaining 76+/- Acres - $365,000These tracts have a good location to local markets as well as productive soils. The tillable acres produced over 60 bushel soybeans in 2025. These tracts would make a nice addition to your existing farm land portfolio as well as provide some recreational opportunities. Willing to divide for the right price. Please note: Tracts 1 and 2 have both sold but tract 3 is still available for purchase. The listed price reflects the price for tract 3 alone. Property LocationTract #1: Travel west of Rock Port, Missouri, on Highway 136 2 miles to the intersection of Highway 136 and 275. Travel north 6 miles to the intersection of Highway 275 and 150th Street. Travel West 1/4 mile. Tract one is on the South side of the road. Tract #2: Another 1/4 mile west and on the South side of the road. Tract #3: From the intersection of Highway 275 and J64 on the east side of Hamburg, Iowa. Travel mostly South and then east until you intersect with E Avenue. From that intersection, travel north 1/2 of a mile, and the farm is on the west side of the road.

Wanting to open a business in a great location? This one is ready to make your dreams come true! Perfect Location! Ready for your ideas. 2 Acres m/l of Commercial Ground. Plans are to have tanks removed very soon. Water goes by location; There is electricity to building at property. Copyright © 2026 Heartland Multiple Listing Service. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

5 Acres M/L Prime area. 1 Acre Zoned Commercial and the other 4 acres zoned Ag land. There is a legal easement/road across the ground to the properties located behind these two parcels. Copyright © 2026 Heartland Multiple Listing Service. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.