Hall County, Nebraska Land For Sale (6 results)

Located north of Doniphan, NE, this Platte River property features approximately 1/3 mile of river frontage with gated access off S Nine Bridge Rd. The tract offers a nice hay meadow and outstanding recreation, including deer, turkey, and waterfowl hunting. A rare opportunity for river frontage, income potential, and year-round outdoor enjoyment. Land Located just north of Doniphan, Nebraska, this exceptional Platte River property offers approximately 1/3 mile of river frontage with a rare combination of productive grassland and outstanding recreational appeal. The property features a nice hay meadow with minimal trees and natural river cover, creating ideal habitat for wildlife and year-round enjoyment. The Platte River corridor provides excellent hunting opportunities, including whitetail deer, turkey, and waterfowl, with consistent river traffic and adjacent habitat supporting strong game numbers. The mix of open meadow, , and river access makes this tract especially versatile for both recreation and agricultural use. Access is a major highlight, with good gated entry directly off S Nine Bridge Road, allowing convenient and secure access in all seasons. Whether you're looking for a recreational retreat, a hunting property with water, or a scenic Platte River investment, this tract checks all the boxes. Properties with this amount of Platte River frontage, easy access, and multi-use potential are increasingly hard to finddon't miss this opportunity. Region & Climate Doniphan, Nebraska, has a humid continental climate chracterized by four distinct seasons with significant temperature and precipitation variations throughout the year. Seasonal Temperature Averages Summer (June August):Warm to hot and occasionally muggy.Julyis typically the hottest month, with average highs of88F to 90Fand lows around65F to 67F. Winter (December February):Cold and often windy.Januaryis the coldest month, with average highs of36Fand lows dipping to16F to 18F. Spring & Fall:Transitional periods with high variability. Spring (March May) features average highs rising from the 50s to the 70s, while Fall (September November) sees temperatures cooling from the high 70s to the low 50s. Precipitation and Humidity Annual Rainfall:Doniphan receives an average of approximately26.4 inchesof precipitation annually. Wettest Period:May is historically the wettest month, averaging4.6 inchesof rain. Snowfall:Snowy conditions typically last from late November through mid-March.Februaryis often the snowiest month, averaging around4.0 inchesof accumulation. Humidity:The muggier season lasts from late May to late September, peaking inJulywhen conditions are perceived as muggy or oppressive about 80% of the time. Wind and Severe Weather Winds:The area is consistently breezy, with average speeds highest inApril(approx. 1921 mph) and lowest in August. Severe Storms:Doniphan faces risks from severe thunderstorms, large hail, and tornadoes, particularly during the peak severe weather months ofMay and June. Winter Risks: Blizzards and extreme wind chills are common during the winter months, occasionally making travel hazardous Location The property is conveniently located within a short driving distance of the substantial amenities offered by two nearby cities,Grand IslandandHastings, while maintaining a secluded, rural feel. Doniphan (Local Village):The immediate area in Doniphan offers essential local services, including hotels, an event center, and the Mormon Island State Recreation Area. Grand Island (Approx. 11 miles north):A short 15-minute drive provides access to a regional hub with extensive amenities, including shopping centers, numerous restaurants, a water park, museums (Stuhr Museum of the Prairie Pioneer), the Central Nebraska Regional Airport, and comprehensive medical facilities like CHI Health St. Francis and Grand Island Regional Medical Center. Hastings (Approx. 14 miles south):Similarly, Hastings is also about a 15-minute drive away and offers a variety of amenities, including a charming downtown area with shops, craft breweries, restaurants, and Mary Lanning Healthcare hospital. This proximity ensures that while the property itself is a private, recreational haven, necessary supplies, dining options, and quality healthcare are only a short drive away.

Discover your own recreational paradise on 76.23 +/- acres along the Platte River near Shelton, NE. This property features mowed trails to encourage whitetail deer movement and cedar tree work along the riverbanks to improve habitat and views. Perfect for hunting whitetail deer, turkeys, ducks, and geese, plus crane watching during migration. Enjoy hunting, birdwatching, or peaceful country with plenty of space to explore. Land This 76.23 +/- acre property along the main channel of the Platte River near Shelton, Nebraska, offers a rare blend of habitat diversity, accessibility, and premier hunting opportunities. Mature cottonwoods, cedar thickets, and native grasses provide excellent cover and forage for wildlife, while a system of mowed trails makes it easy to navigate the land. Several established areas for treestands are already in place, positioning hunters for success. The Platte River frontage delivers some of the best waterfowl hunting in the Central Flyway, with exceptional potential for both ducks and geese. In addition, the property supports a strong population of white-tailed deer and turkeys, offering year-round recreational opportunities. Adding food plots would further enhance habitat quality and significantly increase deer hunting success. With convenient access from Interstate 80 and a well-maintained gravel road, plus proximity to the amenities of Kearney and Grand Island, this property combines seclusion with conveniencemaking it an ideal hunting retreat or private getaway. Property Highlights: 76.23 +/- acres on the main channel of the Platte River Diverse habitat: mature cottonwoods, cedar cover, and native grasses Established trail system for easy access across the property Multiple tree stand and blind locations Renowned waterfowl hunting with excellent duck and goose potential Abundant white-tailed deer and turkeys Opportunity to add food plots for improved deer hunting success Convenient access from I-80 and a well-maintained gravel road Minutes from the amenities of Kearney and Grand Island *The treestands and blinds currently on the property are not included in the sale of this property. For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Jarod Brabec at (402)440-9904 or Rans Sanders at (308)850-2152. Region & Climate The property along the Platte River, about two miles east of Shelton, Nebraska, has a humid continental climate with hot summers, cold winters, and moderate rainfall throughout the year. Summer temperatures often reach the upper 80s to low 90s F, while winter lows are usually in the mid-teens. The area gets about 25 to 30 inches of rain each year, with May and June being the wettest months. Snowfall averages between 25 and 35 inches, mostly from January to March. Spring and early summer often bring thunderstorms, and fall weather can change quickly. The seasons are very different from each other, leading to a mix of weather year-round. History The Platte River near Shelton, Nebraska is known for its natural beauty and wildlife. It's an important stop for migrating birds like sandhill cranes, and it's a popular place for hunting deer, turkey, and waterfowl. The river also offers good fishing and peaceful spots for kayaking or walking. Shelton was founded in 1873 and grew with the railroad and local farming. Living near Shelton means enjoying a quiet, small-town life with easy access to outdoor activities. People here enjoy hunting, fishing, and spending time along the river. The town has basic services like a grocery store, gas stations, schools, and churches. It's close to bigger towns like Kearney and Grand Island, so residents get the best of both rural life and city conveniences. Location From the Shelton exit off I-80, travel north approximately 0.25 miles and turn east onto W Rainforth Road. Continue for 2 miles, then turn south on S 190th Road. After crossing the interstate bridge, the property will be located on the southeast corner of the intersection.

This 29.4+/- acre tract is located east of Grand Island, Nebraska off of N Shady Bend Road. The location of this property is ideal being minutes from the heart of Grand Island and conveniently located off a blacktop road. This would be the ideal country lot to build your dream home. This high quality manicured lot is ready for its next owner! It is located off blacktop and sits south of the Central Nebraska Regional Airport. Jackrabbit Run Golf Course is right across the road offering great views and a short walk for your afternoon 18 holes. 9.39+/- acres are zoned residential, and the remaining 20.01+/- acres is zoned Ag. The well and pivot are sold with the property. There is electricity and water on the property and natural gas at the road. There are approximately 8 acres on the furthest east part of the property that has young growth cottonwoods and grass. The other acres have been farmed in alfalfa and have been maintained extremely well. This is an excellent opportunity to own a high quality residential lot in Hall County, Nebraska. Contact Listing Agent: Nate Krick (402) 937-3763 for your private showing. Legal Description: WASH TWP PT W1/2 NW1/4 1-11-9 AND FRAUEN SUB LT 2 Taxes: $1,500 +/-

Own a Piece of Nebraskas Fertile Future Imagine owning a share of Nebraskas high-quality irrigated farmlandan asset that combines steady returns, sustainable value, and the legacy of Americas agricultural heartland. Our fractional ownership opportunity in Hall Countys thriving agricultural hub makes farmland investment more accessible, offering entry at a lower cost while still delivering the benefits of owning prime agricultural real estate. Why Invest in Nebraska Farmland? Proven Productivity: With premium Gates silt loam soils, this land is perfect for high-yield farming. Reliable Resources: A robust 1,000 GPM well ensures consistent irrigation for sustainable farming. Stability and Returns: Farmland has historically been a resilient investment, balancing portfolio risk while delivering competitive returns. By investing fractionally, you gain a stake in this valuable asset, securing long-term growth and a connection to the rich agricultural heritage of Nebraska. Perfect for investors who want the benefits of farmland ownership without the full-scale commitment. Take the First Step Be part of a future rooted in growth and prosperity. Discover how you can own a fraction of this productive farm in Hall County, Nebraska, and reap the rewards of smart, sustainable investing. Farm Details 152.07 Acres Legal Description: Southwest of Section 21, Township Nine North, Range Ten West (21-T9N-R10W) of the 6th P.M. Hall County, Nebraska Well Information: G-016895 1,000 GPM 161 Feet Well Depth FSA Data: Farmland 150.21 Acres Cropland 146.31 Acres Base Acres: Corn 115.5 Acres Soybeans 15.3 Acres Wheat 8.8 Acres Sorghum 6.6 Acres Total Base 146.2 Acres Taxes: $7,315.80 (2024)

One of the last lots available to build your lakeside home!

In town acreage. Just shy of 2 acres located just across from Indianhead Sub featuring 4 bedroom home with large 2 car garage, setting on 2 lots backing up to beautiful Cedar Hills Park. Home is one owner family estate. House needs some TLC.