Crawford County, Illinois Land For Sale (6 results)

This unique Amish-owned property, located north of Oblong, Illinois, offers a rare combination of residential living, equestrian facilities, workshop space, and hunting ground. The modular home features 1,680 square feet of living space, including three bedrooms and two bathrooms. While the house is currently off-grid, utilizing well water and a generator for power, it is fully wired and equipped with a complete HVAC system that has not been used in several years. Rural water and electricity are available along the road, providing an easy opportunity to connect if desired. The property spans a diverse and functional landscape, including approximately 10 wooded acres to the west of the home. This area has served as a successful deer hunting spot for the current owners, aided by Willow Creek, which winds through the land and provides both a natural water source and a travel route for wildlife. Several fruit trees have been planted on the property, along with a strawberry patch and a large area designated for gardening, making it ideal for homesteading or sustainable living. Behind the main horse barn lies a stocked pond that not only adds to the property's charm but also serves as a water source for livestock. Several smaller outbuildings offer additional storage and house the generator that currently powers the property. The main building is expansive and is divided into several functional areas. The west end contains a woodworking shop and office, heated by a wood boiler, and includes a small bathroom. Adjacent to this space is a laundry room and an area for storing canned goods. Beyond that is a large finishing room for woodworking projects, which is heated with in-floor radiant heat supplied by the wood boiler. Continuing through the building, you will find the impressive 200 ' x 35' main horse barn. It houses 26 stalls, a foaling stall with an adjoining bedroom for monitoring, hay storage, and multiple exits that lead to various pastures and paddock areas. In front of the barn is a fenced training area with a limestone track, perfect for conditioning horses. Additional storage space is available in a 126'x 33' area past the stalls, and a 12' wide lean-to runs along most of the barn's north side, providing even more covered space for equipment or feed. This property is an excellent opportunity for someone with multiple horses, a desire to operate a boarding facility, or simply looking for a spacious and self-sufficient rural homestead. It offers the infrastructure and flexibility to accommodate a wide range of lifestyles and business ventures in a peaceful, natural setting. Contact Adam Crumrin, Land Specialist, for more information or to schedule a time to see the property.

It's no secret that the Wabash River bottoms produce some of the biggest deer harvested each year and this premier property is no exception. With excellent access off E 2025th Ave, this highly managed farm boasts a well-developed trail system, allowing easy access to food plots, stand locations, and blinds. Currently, three primary food plots are being planted in soybeans along with other spring mixes. Each plot features a Redneck elevated blind, strategically positioned to maximize hunting success. The property's internal trail network and natural contour create ideal deer travel corridors, offering multiple ambush locations. A long, narrow slough typically holds water and provides outstanding early-season waterfowl hunting opportunities, especially for wood ducks and teal. The entire eastern border runs along the Wabash River, offering additional recreational benefits like fishing, boating, camping, and waterfowl hunting. The northern and western boundaries are surrounded by agricultural fields, creating consistent food sources for wildlife. This farm boasts some of the finest habitat you could ask for. Two CRP (Conservation Reserve Program) plantings provide thick cover with a mix of native grasses and young hardwoods, while scattered pockets of mature timber add further habitat diversity. Contact Adam Crumrin, Land Specialist, for more information.CRP Details: 85.40 acres (CP22): Located on the north side, enrolled through 9/30/2027. Annual payment: $14,547 40.80 acres (CP22): Located on the south end, also enrolled through 2027. Annual payment: $7,264Total Annual CRP Income: $21,811This is truly a turn-key recreational property. The current owner has already begun spring planting and is committed to continued maintenance, including mowing and spraying. Trail cameras will be installed mid-summer to begin inventorying the deer herd. Multiple quality bucks were observed last season, including one standout buck with tremendous potential this fall. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a highly managed recreational paradise in one of the most renowned deer hunting areas in the Midwest.Prime Location:Located in the renowned Wabash River bottomsExcellent access from E 2025th AveTurn-Key Hunting Setup:3 established food plots (soybeans + spring mixes)3 Redneck elevated blinds on individual plotsWell-maintained trail system provides easy access to stands and plotsNatural terrain funnels deer through the property for optimal ambush spotsExceptional Deer & Waterfowl Habitat:Known area for producing trophy-class whitetailsLong, narrow slough offers excellent early-season duck hunting (wood ducks, teal)Eastern border along Wabash River great for waterfowl, fishing, boating, and campingNorthern and western edges border ag fields consistent food sources for wildlifeHigh-Quality Habitat:Thick CRP plantings with native grasses and young hardwoodsPockets of mature timber increase habitat diversityA strong trail system enhances deer movement and hunter accessCRP Income (CP22 Plantings):85.40 acres (north side):Enrolled through 9/30/2027Annual payment: $14,54740.80 acres (south end):Enrolled through 2027Annual payment: $7,264Total Annual CRP Income: $21,811Ready-to-Hunt Property:Current owner actively managing plots (planting, mowing, spraying)Trail cameras to be installed mid-summer to monitor deer activitySeveral high-quality bucks have been previously documented, including one standout deer

This must-see property is roughly five miles west of Annapolis and has a grass lane leading back to it, just off N 400th Street. This access from the east makes it highly convenient, with the prevailing winds being from the west, southwest, and northwest. A very intricate trail system is in place to help navigate the property without being detected, allowing easy access to retrieve downed game. Most of the property is surrounded by agricultural fields, which provide an excellent food source. Several white oaks on the property range from 10 to 20, also providing great seasonal food. A select cut was completed several years ago, allowing new growth to start. This has made some areas thick and provided security cover for the whitetail. When walking the property, I also flushed a nice covey of quail. A small creek runs through, providing some water, but the primary source would be the pond in the northwest corner of the timber. The current owner has a tiny plot in the open area just north of the pond. The whole north end of the property is open and cleared for the most part. This area would be a great location to add food plots or warm-season grasses for additional cover. This is one of those smaller properties that offer everything you can ask for. If you are looking for an affordable property to hunt, this is the one you have been waiting for.

This property is located eight miles south of Oblong, on N 200th St. It has recently been enrolled into the WRP program, and the renovations have been completed. This will be a wildlife paradise in a few short years when the native grasses and trees start to mature. The diverse habitat will provide cover for the local upland birds, wild turkeys and whitetail deer. Three water control areas will provide phenomenal roosting for migratory birds, as well as a place to feed and raise little ones. The whole property will provide great nesting cover for turkeys and other birds, along with security cover for does to raise their fawns. As the hardwood planting grows and matures over the years, it too, will provide great cover and an additional food source as the oaks get bigger. The current owner and the local NRCS office have agreed that the new owner will be allowed to plant 5% of food plots, those locations will just need to be approved through the NRCS office. This is a great opportunity to get involved in the early stages of this planting and manipulate the property to fit your needs. There are a couple of waterways that will help funnel deer through the property as a natural travel corridor, and the Embarras River is less than a quarter mile south of the property. The other unique feature is that this property almost sits out by itself and is almost an island with no neighboring woods. This property is large enough to qualify the new owner for landowner tags. Contact Adam Crumrin, Land Specialist, for more information or to schedule a time to see this wildlife sanctuary.

Crawford County Whitetails and Waterfowl Paradise 276 Acres on the Wabash River Welcome to a one-of-a-kind 276-acre outdoor haven, nestled along the picturesque Wabash River in Crawford County, Illinois. This property offers the perfect blend of recreational opportunities, natural beauty, and wildlife habitat. Key Features Wabash River Splendor: The Wabash River flows through the property, creating a scenic and serene environment with abundant opportunities for fishing, kayaking, and hunting. Expansive Slough and Boundaries: The old river channel forms a large slough, defining the property's eastern and southern boundaries and providing excellent waterfowl habitat. Waterfowl Hunting Paradise: This property is a waterfowl hunter's dream. The combination of the Wabash River, the expansive slough, and the wetlands creates a natural stopover for migrating ducks and geese. Flooded areas, shallow waters, and dense vegetation provide the perfect conditions for attracting and holding waterfowl throughout the season. The property offers multiple ideal locations for blinds, whether on the slough, along the riverbanks, or in the open wetlands. Species such as mallards, wood ducks, Canada geese, and teal are frequently seen, making this a hotspot for serious hunters. Whitetail Deer Haven: This property is a true whitetail deer magnet, with numerous signs of a thriving deer population, including well-worn trails, heavily used bedding areas, and rub lines throughout the property. The diverse terrain of wetlands, timber, and open areas, coupled with food plot potential, creates an ideal environment to support and attract trophy bucks. The sloughs and riverbanks offer natural funnels and pinch points, making this a prime location for hunters seeking the thrill of whitetail hunting. Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP): Enrolled Acres: 225.409 acres are part of the WRP program, enhancing the property's ecological value and wildlife habitat. Food Plot Opportunities: WRP guidelines allow up to 5% (11.27 acres) of the enrolled land to be designated as food plots, creating prime hunting locations. Remaining Non-WRP Acres: The remaining 50.59 acres, located mostly on the west side of the river, offer flexibility for other uses. Access Points: Non-WRP Acres: Easily accessed via Mill Street. WRP Acres: Accessible by a deeded easement from W Levy Road. Hunting and Recreation: This property is truly a sportsman's paradise, ideal for hunting whitetails, waterfowl, and other game, with diverse ecosystems to support abundant wildlife. For more details on the Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP), visit this link. Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to own a rural slice of Illinois' natural beauty. Contact Certified Land Specialist Jeff Michalic today to arrange a property visit: Email: Jeffm@ Call: 812-230-4503

Crawford County, IL Farmland For Sale Wood/Rhodes Farm 76.44 Acres 52.99 tillable acres (69.3% tillable) Soils: Bluford, Wakeland & Ava, 100.9 soil productivity index rating