Banner County, Nebraska Land For Sale (10 results)

This property is located in Banner County, Nebraska, just a few miles from Scottsbluff, Nebraska on Hwy 71. Views of the Wild Cat Hills. The perfect building spot for a Beautiful Country Home!

Country Living on this 15 Acre Property located in Banner County, Nebraska. Conveniently located between Harrisburg and Scottsbluff, Nebraska, this property offers great views of the Wild Cat Hills and has good year round access. Perfect for the growing family to stretch out and raise 4H animals!

Charming 2 bed, 2 bath home on 9.56 acres with 2 non-conforming bedrooms, updated kitchen with newer appliances, cherry wood floors, and custom cabinets. Spacious living room and office also with custom cabinets. Outside you'll find a detached 2-car garage, workshop, and a 32' x 84' Quonset with concrete floor and roll-up door. Peaceful setting with featuring mature trees and room to roamperfect for work, play and country living! Land This 9.56-acre lot offers a peaceful, natural setting with hundreds of tall spruce and cedar trees lining the west side, providing a perfect windbreak and adding a sense of seclusion. Rows of shrubs along the same side enhance the privacy and beauty of the property. The lush lawn is maintained effortlessly by an underground sprinkler system, ensuring a green, well-kept yard. The rest of the property is covered in native grasses, creating a low-maintenance, rustic feel. With a great mix of trees, bushes, and open space, this lot is a quiet retreat that's easy to care for and enjoy. Improvements This very nice ranch-style home offers 2 main-level bedrooms and 1 bathroom, with 2 additional nonconforming bedrooms and a bathroom downstairs. The kitchen boasts beautiful cherry hardwood floors, granite countertops, and custom cabinets, with a large island/bar perfect for entertaining. The open and spacious family room on the main floor is bathed in natural light, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Downstairs, you'll find another large family room ideal for watching TV or playing games. The home also features ample built-in storage throughout for added convenience. Outside, the property includes a sizable 32 x 84 insulated Quonset with an overhead door and concrete floor, providing plenty of space for storage or projects. Additionally, there is a detached 2-car garage with a workshop area, offering even more space for hobbies or work. This well-equipped property combines comfort, functionality, and ample storage in a serene setting. Recreation Western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming offer a wealth of outdoor recreation opportunities for nature lovers, history buffs, and adventure seekers alike. The Scotts Bluff National Monument stands as a towering icon, offering hiking trails with stunning panoramic views of the North Platte River valley, while showcasing the rich history of pioneers traveling the Oregon Trail. Nearby, the Buffalo Creek Wildlife Management Area provides ample opportunities for wildlife viewing, birdwatching, and peaceful hikes across its rugged terrain. For those who enjoy water-based recreation, the Hawk Springs State Recreation Area is a local favorite, offering fishing, boating, and camping in a tranquil, scenic setting. In addition to these parks, the region boasts thousands of acres of Walk-In Hunting Land, providing hunters with ample space to pursue game such as pheasants, deer, and waterfowl in an uncrowded, natural environment. A short drive from the area, the Agate Fossil Beds offer fascinating paleontological sites with well-preserved fossils from the Miocene era, perfect for history enthusiasts. Nearby, the Fort Laramie National Historic Site invites visitors to explore the preserved fort, a key outpost in the westward expansion of the United States, providing a rich glimpse into the past. Western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming are a paradise for anyone seeking outdoor adventure and exploration. Region & Climate Western Nebraska, experiences a semi-arid climate with cold winters and warm summers. Average annual precipitation is around 15-18 inches, mostly occurring in the spring and summer months. Winters are cold, with average low temperatures in January dipping to about 10F, while highs can reach around 30-40F. Summers are warm to hot, with July highs averaging 85F, and lows around 55F. The region is subject to significant temperature fluctuations due to its high plains location, and it also experiences occasional winds, especially in the spring and fall. Overall, the area's climate is dry, with distinct seasonal changes. Location Located in Nebraska but sitting just a short 8.5 mile drive the quiet town of Albin, Wyoming, this small property offers the perfect blend of rural serenity and convenient access. Surrounded by the wide-open landscapes of the Nebraska panhandle, it boasts unobstructed views of the horizon, star-filled night skies, and the kind of peace you can only find out here. With Pine Bluffs and LaGrange Wyoming only a short drive away, you'll have quick access to local amenities while still enjoying the privacy and space that comes with country living. Ideal for anyone looking to embrace a slower pace of live and country living.

The Highway 71 Farm consists of 409.88 total acres and includes 45.5 CRP acres. The property is located approximately 20 miles south of Gering, Nebraska or approximately 20 miles north of Kimball, Nebraska on Highway 71. The topography of this property varies from level to rolling hills. The rolling hills common to this part of Nebraska provide excellent cattle grazing opportunities as well as outstanding animal habitat. Whitetail deer and upland game birds frequent the property. There are many access points to the property including access via the State Highway 71 and a section road. There is a communication towers lease associated with the property.

Jolliffe's Wildcat Acreage is the perfect gentleman's ranch. The possibilities are endless, from a nice equestrian property to raising 4H/FFA livestock with your children or whatever you choose to venture into. This property boasts amazing views of the wildcat hills, rich with history dating back to the Oregon Trail and the cattle drives from Texas to Montana. Don't miss an opportunity to enjoy rural living on this amazing property! Land This beautiful acreage consists of 7.8 +/- acres. Improvements The Seller completely remodeled this home in 2021. The main floor was stripped down to the studs and rebuilt. Everything new, including plumbing throughout, new service line into the house, moved propane tank and replaced line to house, new electrical throughout, HVAC with new forced air furnace (propane) and central AC. including new duct work. Tile flooring throughout main floor, wood burning fireplace (newly built) with electric start (blows 1400 degree air so no need for paper coolest thing ever). New roof on house and garage. All Kohler plumbing fixtures. Commercial grade Whirlpool appliances in the gourmet kitchen. Dog shower. Five-piece master bath. Walkout unfinished basement. New underground sprinkler system and with new 25 gpm pump on well for irrigating 30,000 sq ft blue grass lawn seeded 2 years ago. 3 hydrants that serve corrals, outbuildings etc. There is also an oversized 2-car detached garage and large quonset with concrete floor and an RV pad. There is an older set of corrals and shed for livestock. There is also an older, wooden grainery on the property that could be converted to a man-cave or bunkhouse. Recreation This property will allow you to enjoy all the recreational activities associated with the rural lifestyle. The property is only a short distance south of the North Platte River valley which boasts excellent waterfowl hunting. Agriculture This acreage would be the perfect place for a gentleman rancher, an equestrian property or a family in 4-H. There is some additional equipment that the Seller is willing to sell with the property and a list will be provided to qualified Buyers. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All water and mineral rights on this property currently owned by the Seller will transfer to the Buyer at Closing. General Operations This is a nice acreage with a beautiful home and multiple outbuildings that would provide excellent shop/workspace as well as good areas for some livestock. Region & Climate Weather Highlights Summer High:the July high is around 89 degrees Winter Low:the January low is 14 Rain:averages 15 inches of rain a year Snow:averages 39 inches of snow a year Harrisburg, NE is located in the High Plains region and experiences a semi-arid climate with hot summers and cold winters. The area has an average temperature of approximately 53F, with temperatures ranging from 7F during the coldest winter months to 95F in the hottest summer days. Generally, Harrisburg receives an average of 15 inches of rain per year. It also gets 39 inches of snowfall on average over the course of a year, making it one of the snowiest places in Nebraska. Harrisburg, Nebraska gets 15 inches of rain, on average, per year.The US average is 38 inches of rain per year. Harrisburg averages 39 inches of snow per year.The US average is 28 inches of snow per year. On average, there are 224 sunny days per year in Harrisburg.The US average is 205 sunny days. Harrisburg gets some kind of precipitation, on average, 76 days per year. Precipitation is rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground. In order for precipitation to be counted you have to get at least .01 inches on the ground to measure. History TheWildcat Hillsare anescarpmentbetween theNorth Platte RiverandPumpkin Creekin the westernPanhandle, in the state ofNebraskain theGreat Plainsregion of the United States. Located inBanner,Morrill, andScotts Bluffcounties, the high tableland between the streams has been eroded by wind and water into a region of forestedbuttes, ridges andcanyonsthat rise 150 to 300m (490 to 980ft) above the surrounding landscape. Chimney Rock,Scotts Bluff, andCourthouse and Jail Rocksare outcrops along the northern and western edges of the Wildcat Hills. The plant and animal life in the Wildcat Hills is atypical for Nebraska; the ecology more resembles that of theLaramie Mountains, 60 miles to the west. The dominant tree in the region is theponderosa pine.Bighorn sheep,pronghorn,elk,mule deer, andwild turkeyslive in and around the hills. Cougars(mountain lions), which had beenextirpatedfrom the region around 1900, returned to the area in the early 1990s. The Wildcat Hills (along with thePine Ridge), are the only areas in Nebraska with a permanent breeding cougar population. TheEmigrant Trailpassed through the northern Wildcat Hills atRobidoux Passand after 1851, atMitchell Pass; the rock formations were frequently mentioned in emigrant journals and letters. TheNebraska Game and Parks Commissionacquired land for the Wildcat Hills State Recreation Area414208N1034002Win stages between 1929 and 1980; the Wildcat Hills Nature Center, featuring a half-mile boardwalk trail, opened in 1995. Today, the Wildcat Hills are a popular hiking and wildlife viewing destination. Information provided by: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Location Jolliffe's Wildcat Acreage is located in western Nebraska, 7 miles east of US Hwy 71 and approximately 20 miles southeast of Scottsbluff/Gering and 3 miles north of NE Hwy 88 west of Bridgeport. Scottsbluff is home to the Western Nebraska Regional Airport. This property is located 3 hours northeast of Denver, CO. 1.5 hours northeast of Cheyenne, WY. 3 hours south of Rapid City, S.D. and 7 hours west of Omaha, NE.

This property is comprised of 1,277.7 acres of CRP ground. It is located approximately sixteen miles east of Albin, Wyoming on County Road 6 and six miles west of Nebraska State Highway 71 on County Road 6. The topography of this CRP features level-to-rolling hill farm ground. The rolling hills common to this part of Nebraska provide excellent farming opportunities as well as outstanding animal habitat. Whitetail deer and upland game birds frequent this property. There are many access points to the property including a county road and section roads. There is a lease with Invenergy Wind Development, North America, LLC, that will transfer with the acquisition of the farm. The property also has a one-year hunting lease associated with it. Fifty percent of the Seller owned mineral rights, if any, will transfer to Buyer at a funded closing. This property is owned by a licensed real estate broker.

This property is located just 20 miles north of Kimball, Nebraska in Banner County, Nebraska and includes 492 Acres of grass pasture with many tree rows running throughout the property. Wildlife is abundant including elk, deer, antelope, pheasants and other game birds making this an excellent Hunting Property. The well established grass pastures offer plenty of feed for a buyers livestock.

The JR Ranch features 843 contiguous deeded acres. Located approximately 15 miles southeast of Gering, Nebraska, the property is easily accessed from County Road 36 that runs along the southern boundary of the property for a quarter mile. The ranch consists of 843 acres of heavily sodded grass with deep draws covered with pine and cedar trees throughout the northern portion of the property. A windmill is located along the northwestern edge of the property and a second windmill is located on the eastern portion of the ranch. Electricity is available on the property. The owners feel the property would support approximately 70-75 head of cow-calf pairs for summer grazing. The recreational possibilities are endless throughout the surrounding Wild Cat Hills. The JR Ranch is home to an abundance of wildlife including turkey, mule deer, upland birds and mountain sheep.