Webster County, Nebraska Land For Sale (4 results)

Located just south of Red Cloud, Nebraska, this 80+/- acre Webster County property combines productive agricultural ground, grass and hay acreage, dense wildlife cover, significant elevation change, and a large Morton Building in an area known for quality whitetail habitat. Situated at 1306 Road C, Red Cloud, NE, the property is approximately 3 miles south of Red Cloud on Highway 281 and 1 mile east on County Road C. Its location, approximately 2 miles south of the Republican River, places the property in a diverse agricultural and river-bottom landscape while maintaining convenient access to Red Cloud. The property is legally described as W1/2 SW1/4, Section 19, Township 1, Range 10, and contains approximately 80 acres. The land features a diverse mix of agricultural production, open grassland, and dense wooded cover. Approximately 26+/- acres are currently planted to corn, while approximately 41+/- acres consist of grass and hay ground. An approximately 3+/- acre building site contains the Morton Building, with the remaining acreage primarily consisting of trees and waterways. For the hunting and recreational landowner, the combination of timber, cropland, grass, water, and elevation creates a strong habitat mix on a relatively compact tract. The wooded portions are dense and provide substantial bedding and security cover for whitetails, while the open grass and agricultural acres create natural transition areas between cover and food. Approximately 95 feet of elevation change across the property adds another dimension to the terrain and creates multiple habitat edges and travel corridors. The property's proximity to the Republican River, approximately 2 miles to the north, is another important component of its recreational appeal. The Republican River corridor and surrounding agricultural landscape provide a combination of water, timber, crop ground, and cover that supports whitetail deer and other wildlife throughout this part of south-central Nebraska. Food and water sources are abundant throughout the surrounding area, and good deer sign was observed by the listing agent while walking the property. The approximately 26 acres currently planted to corn provide both agricultural production and a seasonal food source for wildlife. The approximately 41 acres of grass and hay ground provide additional agricultural utility while creating open areas adjoining the property's wooded cover. This mixture gives the tract multiple uses and creates a landscape where agricultural production and wildlife habitat can complement one another. Another major feature is the 48x68 Morton Building, constructed in 2006. The building has a full concrete floor and large sliding doors on each end, allowing equipment and implements to move through the structure. The building also includes a walk-through entry door, windows, and three separate water hookups inside. With approximately 3,264 square feet under roof, the Morton Building provides considerable usable space for tractors, implements, vehicles, hunting equipment, ATVs, UTVs, and general storage. Its size and existing concrete floor also provide flexibility for other potential uses. Subject to applicable zoning, permits, building requirements, and utility considerations, a future owner could explore partially finishing the building for residential or recreational living space while retaining garage, shop, or equipment-storage space. Water infrastructure adds additional utility to the building site. The property is serviced by rural water, with a hydrant located near the entrance along Road C. Three separate water hookups are located inside the Morton Building. This established water access is a valuable improvement for agricultural, recreational, and potential future building-site uses. The property currently has farm tenants in place, allowing the agricultural portions of the tract to remain actively managed. The existing cropland and hay or grass acreage provide an agricultural component that may help offset ownership expenses while preserving the recreational character of the property. Lease details, possession, crop arrangements, and related terms should be confirmed with the listing agent. The approximately 95 feet of elevation change is especially noteworthy for an 80-acre tract. Changes in terrain combined with dense timber, waterways, open grass, and crop ground create numerous transitions across the property. These transitions can influence deer movement as wildlife travels between bedding cover, feeding areas, and water sources. The combination also gives a hunter multiple options when evaluating stand locations and prevailing wind directions. Dense wooded areas provide the type of security cover whitetails regularly utilize, while the open acreage gives the property a balance of visibility and habitat diversity. The waterways further break up the landscape and create additional natural travel routes. With crop ground incorporated into the tract and additional agriculture throughout the surrounding countryside, the property is positioned within a larger habitat system rather than relying exclusively on its own acreage for food and cover. Location is another key feature of this Webster County hunting and farm property. The tract provides a rural setting while remaining only a few miles from Red Cloud. Highway 281 provides convenient north-south access through the area, and the property is reached approximately 1 mile east along County Road C. This makes it possible to own a recreational and agricultural property without being far removed from the services available in Red Cloud. For someone looking for Nebraska hunting land, Webster County land for sale, a recreational farm near the Republican River, south-central Nebraska whitetail property, or acreage with a large equipment building, this tract brings together several desirable features in one location. The combination of approximately 26 acres of corn, 41 acres of grass and hay ground, dense timber, waterways, rural water, and an established Morton Building provides considerably more diversity than a single-use agricultural tract. The property also offers opportunities beyond hunting. The Morton Building provides immediate storage for farm machinery, recreational equipment, and vehicles. The grass acreage can continue to provide hay or grazing potential, while the tillable acres can remain in crop production. The wooded portions and waterways provide wildlife habitat and recreational value. Together, these features allow the property to function as a working agricultural tract, hunting property, recreational retreat, or combination of these uses. With 80+/- acres, approximately 95 feet of elevation change, dense whitetail cover, productive agricultural ground, grass and hay acreage, rural water, and a 48x68 Morton Building, this Webster County property offers a versatile land opportunity just south of Red Cloud. Its location, approximately 2 miles south of the Republican River, places it within an established wildlife corridor in south-central Nebraska, while the existing agricultural production and building improvements add practical value. For the landowner who wants hunting habitat, income-producing agricultural acreage, equipment storage, and convenient access to town, this property deserves consideration.

Located Southwest of Guide Rock, NE, on the Kansas state line, this 160+/- acre tract offers a combination of tillable acres and grass that has been utilized by cattle and wildlife. Additionally, this property offers income via a rock quarry that has been utilized by the county. Land This farm is comprised of roughly 77 tillable acres featuring Holdrege Silt Loam soils with 37% slopes. Holdrege Silt Loam is known for its productivity and moisture-holding capacity, providing consistent crop performance. The cropland has been terraced to manage water flow and minimize erosion. Surface water runoff is directed into one of the natural timbered draws on the property, enhancing both conservation practices and long-term soil sustainability. The balance of the property includes roughly 79 acres of grassland and timbered draws that provide natural shelter for livestock and create prime habitat for wildlife. This mix of open pasture and timber not only supports agricultural use but also offers recreational appeal. In recent years, the tillable acres have been cash rented, providing a steady and predictable income stream. The pasture has been subleased for grazing, further contributing to the farm's annual return. This structure offers flexibility for a new owner to either continue the current leasing arrangements or transition the property to owner-operator use. Recreation With its diverse topography and abundance of cover, this farm sets up exceptionally well as a wildlife haven. Several timbered draws and natural travel corridors weave throughout the property, creating ideal conditions for deer and other game to inhabit. On the west side, a deep, rugged draw serves as the centerpiece of the habitat. This gnarly drainage appears to have been excluded from cattle grazing for several years, allowing it to grow thick and undisturbed. Clumps of sumac are scattered throughout a mix of brome and native grasses, while mature elm and ash trees stretch overhead, providing shade and vertical structure. The density of this cover, combined with the steep terrain, has created a natural bedding sanctuary with multiple escape routes that connect seamlessly to the rest of the property and neighboring tracts. It's the type of secluded environment mature whitetails gravitate toward. The north and east boundaries further enhance the farm's wildlife appeal. Both fence lines are lined with established stands of elm, ash, and Osage orange trees, forming strong edge habitat and predictable travel corridors. Fingers of timber extend from these borders toward the center of the property, creating pinch points and natural crossing areas where wildlife can move between feeding and bedding areas while remaining concealed. These interior extensions offer strategic stand locations and multiple setup options depending on wind direction. Along the south end, rolling and undulating pasture provides yet another natural travel route. This portion of the property also features two ponds and the rock quarry, adding both water sources and additional structural diversity. The combination of elevation changes, water, and nearby cover encourages consistent wildlife movement and supports year-round habitat needs. Altogether, the blend of heavy bedding cover, defined travel corridors, edge habitat, water sources, and varied terrain makes this property exceptionally well-suited for recreational use and wildlife management. Location This property is accessible from many different directions and is located on a dirt road. This route offers the most all-weather access to the property, with the last 3/4 mile to the property being dirt: From Guide Rock, NE, travel South on NE HWY 78 for 6 miles, OR from Burr Oak, KS travel North on KS HWY 128 for 7 miles to the Northbranch corner. Turn and go West 2.5 miles to East side of Northbranch Turn North on RD 80 and go 2 miles to South side of property. /KS HWY 128 (This road will be dirt for the last 3/4 mile to the property) Alternate Route which traverses more dirt roads: From Guide Rock, NE travel South on NE HWY 78 4 miles Turn West on Road A for 2 miles

Located at 716 Road 900, just 1/4 mile north of State Highway 136 near Red Cloud, Nebraska, this 42.66-acre property is highlighted by a custom-built in 2022, ranch-style home that blends modern construction with a highly desirable farmhouse-inspired design. With quality craftsmanship, thoughtful layout, and premium finishes throughout, this property offers a move-in-ready rural home with both style and functionality. The home features 3 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms and is designed with a farmhouse-chic aesthetic that combines clean lines, warm textures, and practical living spaces. The open-concept layout connects the kitchen, dining, and living areas, all enhanced by vaulted ceilings that create a spacious and inviting atmosphere. The overall design emphasizes comfort, flow, and everyday usability while maintaining a cohesive and visually appealing style. The kitchen serves as a centerpiece of the home, featuring custom oak cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a detailed tile backsplash. A standout design element is the Ocean Mosaic dimensional tile above the range, sourced from a specialty supplier, and adding a unique visual accent. The space is equipped with KitchenAid stainless steel appliances, a cast-iron farm apron sink, and a Zline range hood, reinforcing both the farmhouse character and high-end functionality. The master suite is designed for both comfort and privacy, featuring separate his and hers bathrooms, a rare and highly functional layout. The master bath includes a cast-iron soaker tub, adding to the farmhouse-inspired design while offering a durable, high-quality fixture. Porcelain tile flooring runs throughout the home, providing a clean, durable surface that complements the overall style. Additional interior features include a dedicated dog wash station in the laundry room, a storm shelter constructed with 8-inch concrete walls, and a full water system including softener, reverse osmosis, and on-demand hot water. The home is serviced by a private well and utilizes in-floor radiant heat throughout the entire finished space, with a propane backup system for efficiency and reliability. A whole-home Generac generator, powered by its own propane tank, ensures consistent performance regardless of conditions. Attached to the home is a 30x50 heated garage and shop with a full concrete floor and electric overhead doors on both ends. This space offers flexibility for storage, equipment, or workshop use and includes a 30-amp RV hookup. Outdoor living areas continue the farmhouse appeal with a 560-square-foot covered back patio and a 240-square-foot covered front porch, both offering comfortable spaces to relax and enjoy the surrounding landscape. A 16.5 by 16.5-foot pergola space adds additional outdoor functionality. The home is topped with a 50-year high-impact shingle roof, providing long-term durability. Additional improvements include a Hen Den chicken coop with electricity already installed, further supporting a rural lifestyle setup. The surrounding 42.66 acres provide both utility and privacy. Approximately 30+/- acres were used for hay production in 2025, offering agricultural potential, while the remaining acreage includes a wooded draw along Indian Creek that adds natural character to the property. This property presents a strong opportunity to own a nearly new farmhouse-style home with high-end finishes and functional acreage in a convenient rural location. Whether you are seeking a primary residence, hobby farm, or country retreat, this Red Cloud area property delivers a well-rounded and thoughtfully designed offering.

Land Location: From Riverton, 2 miles east on Highway 136 Legal Description: A tract in the East Half of Section 31, Township 2 North, Range 12 West of the 6th P.M., Webster County, Nebraska About the Land: 310.72 Acres, more or less, according to Webster County Assessor’s records. Well located pivot irrigated cropland with access from Highway 136 and also Road 200. Includes a T&L 7 tower pivot system with John Deere 4239 diesel power unit and pressure pump, a T&L 10 tower pivot with John Deere 4045 diesel power unit and pressure pump. Irrigation water is provided by the Bostwick Irrigation District with 248 acres under contract. The remainder of the land is non-irrigated. Farm Service Agency: Total cropland – 306.39 acres Corn base – 126.6 acres, Wheat based – 13.26 acres, Soybeans base – 12.89 acres Soil Types: 50.4% Holdrege silt loam rated as Class 1 and 2, 21.8% Holdrege silt loam rated as Class 3, the remainder mostly Hobbs silt loam and Derion silt loam. 2025 Taxes: $9,777.42 Price: $2,250,000 10% Earnest money deposit upon signing purchase agreement. The remainder due at closing.