Fremont County, Iowa Land For Sale (7 results)

Welcome to this beautifully remodeled and thoughtfully updated home located at 1611 Main Street in Hamburg. This move-in-ready property blends modern updates with comfortable living, offering space, style, and incredible potential. Property Highlights: 3 Spacious Bedrooms 3 Updated Bathrooms Attached 2-Car Garage Large Unfinished Basement with Endless Possibilities Step inside to discover a fresh, modern interior featuring updated finishes, stylish fixtures, and a layout designed for both everyday living and entertaining. The generous living spaces flow effortlessly, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere throughout. The primary suite offers comfort and privacy, while the additional bedrooms provide flexibility for family, guests, or a home office. With three full bathrooms, convenience is built into every level of the home. Downstairs, the expansive unfinished basement offers tons of potential - whether you envision a recreation room, home gym, additional living space, or storage, this blank canvas is ready for your ideas. The attached 2-car garage provides ample space for vehicles, tools, and extra storage, adding everyday convenience to this exceptional home. Located in a welcoming community and close to local amenities, this beautifully updated property is ready for its next chapter. Copyright © 2026 NoCoast MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Dont miss this incredible opportunity to purchase a high-quality hunting and recreational property with strong income potential. This farm is ideal for the investor looking for an annual return, the outdoorsman seeking quality hunting opportunities, or the buyer dreaming of building a home overlooking the scenic Loess Hills. As you approach the property from 285th Avenue, the gated entrance and quality gravel road provide easy, consistent access to US Highway 275 and I-29, making travel to nearby communities and the Omaha/Council Bluffs metro convenient. The majority of the farm consists of productive tillable acres, with approximately 69.13 tillable acres and an average CSR2 rating of 74.7, above the county average. The tillable acres are currently cash rented at $200 per acre, with the tenant retaining farming rights for the 2026 crop year. The farm is typically operated in a corn/soybean rotation and is currently planted to soybeans. In addition, 3.92 acres are enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program, generating $733 annually, with the current contract running through 9/30/2028. The recreational and hunting opportunities on this farm should not be overlooked. The winding timber, rolling terrain, and diverse habitat provide everything local wildlife needs to thrive. This property has produced quality whitetails over the years and has the right ingredients to continue doing so for years to come. Open areas throughout the farm provide numerous potential food plot locations, allowing the next owner to customize their hunting strategy. With access from the east, the predominantly western fall winds make slipping in and out of hunting setups very effective. A pond located near the center of the property has also been known to produce quality bass fishing, making it a great place to spend an afternoon with family. Camp Creek also runs through the property, providing an additional water source for wildlife. The property already has an established 911 address, setting the stage for a future home build. If you have ever dreamed of living on a hilltop overlooking your own slice of heaven, this property fits the mold. The rolling views of the Loess Hills, terraced hillsides, and peaceful setting create an incredible backdrop for your future dream home. Quiet country views, quality hunting, fishing, and income-producing farmland right out your back door are hard to beat. Whether you are looking to add to your investment portfolio, own a quality hunting farm with solid annual income, or build your dream home in a beautiful Southwest Iowa setting, this property deserves a look. This is truly one you have to see to appreciate. Contact Whitetail Properties Land Specialists Kyle Karcher or Garret Armstrong today to schedule your private showing. Showings by appointment only.

Welcome to your own slice of paradise nestled in the heart of the Loess Hills of Southwest Iowa. Whether you're searching for a premier hunting property, a recreational getaway, a quality land investment, or the perfect location to build your dream home, this exceptional farm offers endless possibilities. Conveniently located less than 45 miles from the Omaha/Council Bluffs metro, you'll enjoy the perfect balance of privacy, seclusion, and accessibility to modern bination farms of this caliber rarely become available in Southwest Iowa. The property features multiple gated entrances along the east and southeast boundaries, providing excellent access to several areas of the farm. Located just one-half mile from paved Bluff Road, the property offers quick access to I-29 and nearby communities. One of the standout features is the well-maintained internal trail system, allowing easy travel throughout much of the farm. In a region where navigating rugged terrain can often be challenging, this property's extensive trail network provides exceptional accessibility and usability. Recreation and hunting opportunities are at the forefront of this offering. The farm is situated in an area well-known for producing quality whitetails and abundant turkey populations. The diverse mix of timbered ridges, rolling hills, crop ground, creek bottoms, and natural edge habitat creates ideal conditions for wildlife to thrive. Horse Creek meanders through the southern portion of the property, further enhancing habitat diversity and creating numerous natural travel corridors, stand locations, and opportunities for future food plot development. The property offers the framework for a true whitetail hunting paradise that can be customized to fit your vision. Beyond hunting, the farm offers year-round recreational enjoyment. Morel mushrooms are commonly found throughout the property during the spring months, and a large shooting bench with established targets out to 200 yards is located on the northern portion of the farm. An older bus has been converted into a rustic cabin-style structure, creating a unique camping area that's perfect for weekend getaways, family outings, or relaxing after a day outdoors. In addition to its recreational value, the property provides an attractive income-producing component. Approximately 44.26 acres are currently in tillable production with an average CSR2 rating of 72.3. The current tenant has planted soybeans for the 2026 growing season and retains tenancy rights for this growing season. The property's mature hardwood timber includes a healthy mix of oak and walnut trees that may offer future timber value. For those not interested in personally hunting the farm, leasing the hunting rights could provide an additional source of annual income. The scenic Loess Hills setting offers several outstanding potential building sites with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Electricity is available along both the south and east boundaries, making future development convenient and accessible. Whether you're looking to build your dream home, establish a recreational retreat, expand your investment portfolio, or own an awesome hunting property in one of Southwest Iowa's most sought-after regions, this farm deserves your attention. Contact Whitetail Properties Land Specialists Kyle Karcher or Garret Armstrong to schedule your private showing. Showings are by appointment only.

There are many options with this great acreage on the outskirts of Sidney, Iowa. Whether youre looking for additional space to build your dream home, explore development opportunities, pasture livestock, or continue farming for annual income, this property offers the flexibility to meet your goals.Currently in its second year of alfalfa hay production, the farm features high-quality soils made up primarily of Napier Silt Loam with an impressive average CSR2 of 83.1well above the county average. These productive soils can continue to generate a solid crop return for the new owner. The current tenant is willing to continue farming if desired, or inputs can be prorated for a buyer interested in farming it themselves for the 2026 season.A standout feature of this acreage is its elevated building site, offering a gradual slope with scenic views of the rural Iowa countryside, all while being inside city limits. With water, sewer, and utilities available at the road, this is an ideal spot to construct your home. Timbered fence lines provide seclusion from neighbors, creating a peaceful setting just minutes from town amenities. With the proper approvals, theres also potential to add a barn and pasture for horses.For buyers interested in development, the property could be subdivided into additional housing lots to support Sidneys growth. Even if development isnt an immediate priority, adding this property to your investment portfolio offers future income and appreciation potential as the community expands.Unique acreages of this size, in the town of Sidney, dont often come available. Dont miss your chance to own a versatile acreage with strong soils, beautiful views, and an excellent location. The final acreage number will be confirmed by a survey prior to closing. Contact Whitetail Properties Land Specialists, Kyle Karcher or Garret Armstrong, to schedule your private showing. Showings by appointment only.

This great acreage on the outskirts of Sidney, Iowa, offers endless possibilities. Additional acreage on the edge of town for building your dream home, developmental opportunities, extra space for horses, or continuing to farm the ground for a yearly return on your investment are all realistic opportunities for this property. The property is currently in row crop production and will be going into beans this spring. The soils are made up mainly of Monona Silt Loam, with an average CSR2 value of 79.7. Last year, the corn yielded 282 bushels an acre; the previous year, it was beans that yielded 64 bushels an acre. The year prior to that, it was in alfalfa hay production. The above-average soil ratings could continue to provide a quality crop for the new owner, providing a return on your investment even if you decide to go a different route with the land down the road. The current tenant will continue to farm it for the 2025 growing season but is open to handing over the farming rights, depending on the closing date and reimbursement for inputs. Youll notice right away that this property has a beautiful high point with a gradual downward slope, giving an incredible view to the rural Iowa countryside while still being in close proximity to town. With city water, sewer, and utilities at the road, this would be an ideal building site. Rupp Road is a paved street that gives access down the majority of the East side of the property. The South, West, and North boundaries are partially fenced and have a natural line that I could see being used as a beautiful pasture fence for horses or a place to raise some chickens (with proper consent from the city). If the new owner is interested in the development potential of the area, the property could be plotted into additional housing developments to expand the town of Sidney. Even if one didnt want to do this right away, the addition of this to your investment portfolio could provide great income potential for the future or maybe even an opportunity to take advantage of future town expansion. There are so many different uses for this unique acreage on the edge of town. The balance of being close to town amenities, with country living views, can make a solid investment. Not often do acreages adjacent to these smaller towns come available to the open market, so dont miss out on this unique opportunity! Contact your local Whitetail Properties Land Specialists, Kyle Karcher, Pete Ryerson, or Garret Armstrong, to schedule your own private showing. Showings by appointment only.

Located in north central Fremont County, 2.5 miles west of Randolph, Iowa in Green Township, Section 13 sits this nice farm consisting of 143.99 +/- net acres. The farm offers approximately 119.84+/- cropland acres that carries a CSR2 of 83.4! This farmland will be offered for sale at live public auction with online bidding available on July 16th, 2026 at 1:00pm at Tabor City Hall, Tabor Iowa. Iowa Land Company is honored to represent and offer this quality farmland for sale owned by Charlotte B. Potter Revocable Trust. This farm has been in the family for many decades and has been very well taken care of over the years. The farm will be offered for sale in one tract; the farm’s agricultural information is listed below. The farm is leased for the 2026 farming season, real estate possession will be given at closing and full possession March 1, 2027. The buyer will receive $17,700 of the 2026 cash rent income. Quality Fremont county farmland doesn’t come available often, don’t miss your chance to acquire a farm that is well taken care of and is a proven producer over the years! Join us and name your price on July 16th, 2026 at 1:00pm. For more information, call Land Broker Cody Skinner or Land Agent Nick Skinner.

Lot 4 - 4.60 Acres 4.60 acres of timbered land with elevated views across the valley. A great mix of privacy and usable space, making it an ideal spot to build and enjoy the natural setting of the Loess Hills. Covenants are being finalized and pending final county acceptance of subdivision plat. Contact Anne Steele for more details on Glacier Ridge Subdivision at Red Sky Estates.