If you’ve been searching for a quality southern Iowa hunting property with a proven history of producing mature whitetails, this 57.5+/- acre tract deserves a closer look. Offering excellent habitat, established food plots, strong genetics, and a track record of quality deer, this property has many of the features serious whitetail hunters look for in a recreational farm. The established food plots provide dependable attraction throughout the hunting season while helping keep deer utilizing the property. Combined with quality habitat and the genetics this area is known for, the farm offers an excellent opportunity for someone looking to manage and hunt their own piece of ground. The history of quality whitetails adds to the appeal and demonstrates the potential this property has already shown. Beyond the recreational opportunities, the property also features a quality build site, giving a future owner the option of building a home, hunting cabin, or weekend getaway overlooking their own land. Whether your goal is to create a hunting retreat, establish a permanent residence in the country, or simply own a manageable-sized recreational property, this 57.5+/- acre tract offers plenty of possibilities. Quality hunting properties with established food plots, proven whitetail history, strong genetics, and building potential are always in demand. This is an opportunity to own a property that can be enjoyed immediately while continuing to improve and manage it for years to come.
This 63.6± acre Mahaska County property featuring an attractive combination of productive farmland, recreational ground, additional income-producing acreage, and excellent building-site potential. The property includes approximately 26± tillable acres carrying a 61.5 CSR2 average. The soil makeup includes several productive soil types, highlighted by Ladoga silt loam with an 86 CSR2, along with Nodaway-Vesser and Hedrick soils. Adding to the property's versatility is an additional 9± acre easement area that will transfer with the property. Of those 9± acres, approximately 7± acres can provide additional agricultural income, giving the new owner the opportunity to continue farming the ground or utilize it for cattle grazing. When combined with the approximately 26± deeded tillable acres, the property offers roughly 33± acres with agricultural income potential. Another major feature is the property's paved highway frontage and excellent accessibility. The property offers multiple potential building sites, making it an attractive option for someone looking to build a country home while owning enough acreage to generate income, run livestock, hunt, and enjoy the outdoors. The balance of the property provides opportunities for wildlife habitat, hunting, recreation, livestock, and future improvements. With productive acres, additional easement use, paved access, and building potential, this is a highly versatile Mahaska County property.
Located in the rolling hills of Marion County near Bussey, Iowa, this 340 M/L acre farm offers a premier combination of recreational opportunity, income production, and long-term investment potential in the heart of Southern Iowa.The farm features approximately 110 M/L acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program expiring in 2027, generating $24,731 annually while creating outstanding habitat for wildlife. In addition, there are approximately 40 M/L tillable acres offering strong income potential through cash rent or owner operation. Approximately 30 acres of reclaimed mining acreage providing additional habitat and recreational value.Two ponds located throughout the farm provide reliable year-round water sources for wildlife while adding to the property's overall beauty and recreational appeal.Large contiguous tracts offering this level of habitat diversity, annual income, and hunting potential are becoming increasingly difficult to find in Southern Iowa. ** Total acres subject to survey
Discover the perfect blend of peaceful country living and convenient access to nearby communities with this beautiful 13.29 acre build sites. Located approximately ¼ mile off paved Highway T23 between Bussey and Hamilton, this property offers a quiet rural setting while remaining easily accessible year-round. Utilities are available at the road, making this an excellent opportunity to build your dream home with ease. With ample space for barns, livestock, gardens, and other rural amenities, this acreage provides the flexibility and freedom to create the lifestyle you’ve been looking for. Enjoy being just 14± miles from Pella, 13± miles from Knoxville, 11± miles from Albia, and approximately 40± miles from Des Moines—close enough for commuting while still offering the privacy and tranquility of the countryside. If you’re ready to get out of town and enjoy wide-open spaces with room to grow, this property deserves a closer look.
Bussey is located in Iowa. Bussey, Iowa has a population of 426. Bussey is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 36.75% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 36.97%.
The median household income in Bussey, Iowa is $41,250. The median household income for the surrounding county is $66,822 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Bussey is 41.4 years.
The average high temperature in July is 84.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 12.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 37.2 inches per year, with 27.3 inches of snow per year.
