Located in Decatur County, Iowa, a few miles west of Interstate 35, this 155.6 acre recreational farm combines trophy whitetail hunting, dependable annual income, diverse wildlife habitat, and scenic build-site potential. Two-sided access from the east and west allows hunters to reach multiple areas of the property while limiting pressure on bedding and sanctuary areas. The farm generates approximately $13,400 in estimated annual income through a combination of CRP acreage across the rolling ridges and productive tillable bottom ground. This income provides an attractive return while maintaining the food, cover, and habitat diversity needed to hold wildlife throughout the year. Acreage, program details, and income should be independently verified. Rolling white oak ridges transition into timbered draws, CRP-covered hillsides, cedar thickets, productive bottom fields, and established food plots. A short year-round creek and three ponds provide dependable water sources. A secluded destination food plot positioned within thick cedar cover has a proven history of attracting mature bucks, and the documented mature bucks are known to have survived the 2025 hunting season. Elevated ridge locations provide panoramic views of the surrounding southern Iowa countryside and potential settings for a home, hunting lodge, or weekend cabin.
This premier 120-acre property offers the perfect blend of managed habitat, income-producing acreage, and elite-level hunting pressure management. Convenience meets seclusion. Located just a mile and a half northwest of Grand River, the property sits less than a mile off Highway J20. With hard-surface road access nearly to your gate, you’ll spend less time navigating mud and more time in the stand. Positioned adjacent to over 1,600 acres of prime public hunting ground, this tract acts as a private sanctuary for the area’s wildlife. You get the benefit of a massive "backyard" that draws and holds game, while your 120 acres remain the quiet, low-pressure core where the biggest bucks feel safe. Income & Habitat CRP Income: Approximately 39 acres are enrolled in CRP, providing a steady annual return on your investment while creating the thick bedding cover and nesting habitat essential for a thriving deer and turkey population. Topography: Classic Southern Iowa terrain featuring the perfect mix of timbered draws, ridge-top travel corridors, and hidden pocket fields ideal for supplemental food plots. Key Features: Whitetail & Turkey Hub: Expertly positioned to intercept game moving through the massive public-to-private corridor. Income Producing: 39+/- acres of CRP for immediate ROI generating $5,115 annually. Prime Access: Easy reach from J20; quick hop to Grand River. Expansion Potential: The massive neighboring public acreage ensures you’ll never feel "fenced in."
Albert Wright Page, License B62241000, Xome Inc., License FO5635000, [email protected], 844-400-XOME (9663), 4471 North Billman Estates, Shelbyville, IN 46176
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Grand River is located in Iowa. Grand River, Iowa has a population of 198. Grand River is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 17.39% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 32.77%.
The median household income in Grand River, Iowa is $32,083. The median household income for the surrounding county is $52,753 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Grand River is 47.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 85.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 13.1 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 37.5 inches per year, with 25 inches of snow per year.
