Imagine a place holding plentiful game, where a hunter feels at home, a place where warm welcomes, great hunting, excellent food and a family atmosphere are a standard measure. This is a once in a lifetime oppotunity, to own a share of not only a hunting club, but a long standing piece of hunting heritage. Green Acres...
Wow!! What a rare opportunity to purchase a large tract of land in a highly desirable location. This 72 acre +/- tract of land lies within established neighborhoods and offers great potential for development. There is good access off Meridian Road from the east and additional access from Bristol Way in the sw corner. All ut...
Great opportunity to build your dream home in a very convenient location. 3 - 8.25 acre tracts left (subject to final survey) all include great walk out building sites. There is road frontage on both Clifton Terrace and Stiritz Lane. Enjoy being close to the river road, bike trails, minutes from downtown Alton or Grafton, a...
Excellent recreational land right at your fingertips! Secluded but not too far for a quick hunting retreat. Plenty of road frontage for easy access and electricity available at the road. No current hunting leases on the property....
102 acres located in Madison County, Illinois' Omphghent Township. This farm offers rolling topography and some great views of the Cahokia Creek bottoms. There is close to 30 acres tillable that is partially in row crop and the remainder in hay production. The balance is in beautiful mature hardwood with an estimated value ...
This productive Eastern Illinois Farm lies just 4.5 miles from the Indiana state line, and just 1/4 mile south of US Route 24 between Sheldon and Watseka, Illinois. Comprised of mainly loamy and sandy loam soils, the 255.18 FSA cropland acres have produced a five year average yield of 208 bushels per acre for corn and 62.6...
This property is located just minutes from Charleston, IL in Charleston Township of Coles County. It is located 1 mile south of Charleston along County Road 550N/Sunny Dale Drive and 1 ½ mile east of Lincoln Highway. This property is ideal for someone who love to be outdoors! Plenty of hunting and recreational opportunitie...
This productive farm is located northwest of Ellsworth, Illinois or 9 miles east of Bloomington/Normal, IL. The farm is just one mile south of Route 9. The soils on the farm are mixture of Flanagan, Saybrook, Drummer, Wyanet, and Catlin soils with an average productivity index of 131.7. The three year yield history on the f...
If you were looking for deer density, giant whitetail bucks and turkeys for days, then look no further! this farm is loaded! Huge turkey population will make spring and fall turkeys a breeze! The deer on this farm will have you clearing wall space! We know there are four legitimate shooters and one that should be over...
60 acre row crop farm that offers a 1 1/2 story, 4 bedroom, 2 bath home, pole building, and approximately 50 tillable acres. This is a versatile farm that currently offers a great return on investment but could also make a great homestead as it has in the past. Agent’s note: This is a fantastic farm in a convenient locati...
This highly productive 123.55+/- irrigated farm is located 3.5 miles northeast of Atkinson off 2400 E Road. This farm has outstanding production history with great investment potential! The farm was been improved with a center pivot irrigation unit in 2014. The McCune-Henry County farm is listed at $8,900 per acre. Contact ...
For: E. Gillham EstateAuction Location: Hilltop Auction & Banquet Center 2612 Fosterburg Road, Alton, IL 62002Auction Date: June 1st, 2019 @ 10amCounty: MadisonDescription: Being offered at auction for the first time in generations is a 117 acre +/- row crop farm located in Edwardsville Township. This farm will consi...
21.41 acres with stunning views from the top of the bluff overlooking the river bottoms. Only 35 minutes to downtown St Louis and 14 minutes to I-255. Located in Monroe Co IL. Valmeyer School District. There is a 30 x 40 pole barn with city water and electric. This would be the perfect spot to put your dream home. Buildi...
40.9 surveyed acres in Washington County consisting of 20+ acres tillable; the balance is wooded. School districts are Oakdale Grade School and Nashville High School. The property has a lovely roll to it for the possibility of a walkout basement. Water and electric are available. Access is through an easement. 45 minutes to...
61.35 Acres within city limits of Waterloo. Zoned for light industrial, this property has great potential for development. Check with the city about the possibilities -currently being farmed. Frontage on IL State Route 3. Easement on property approximately 2.8 acres for water detention pond. AVERAGE DAILY TRAFFIC COUNT: 13...
This property is turn key and has a great mixture of tillable and pasture. Broke up into 50+/- acres of tillable currently being share cropped in 3rds, and 24 +/- acres laid out for pasture. Water sources are spread out along the property. A nearly 2 acre stocked lake, small livestock pond, and creek running though the hear...
At Lake Mildred, take Lake Shore Drive across the dam and you will find where these 66 acres lie. This is the major portion of a subdivision, which was platted for a weekend retreat. The property is made up of many parcel numbers. These make up the wooded lots and 3 house sites with old buildings, roads, lake and dam. Build...
56 mostly wooded acres just off of Bluff Road northwest of Prairie du Rocher, IL. This is the major portion of a subdivision, which was platted for a weekend retreat. There are still other owners that own small tracts within the main boundary of the property and have rights on the dedicated roadways. This property is a nice...
40+- acres on the edge of Waterloo between Grand View Acres and Country Lakes Subdivisions. Access is Heck Dr, off of Konarcik Rd, just across from the park. 24 acres are currently farmed, about 9 acres was pasture and the balance is wooded with a creek running through it. This property has a lake site. Whether you are rea...
The 30 acres of tillable land is accessible from Jericho Road in Louisville, IL. There are 20 acres of a wooded pasture mix. That creates a right combination of recreational property with income. There is an opportunity to hunt whitetail and turkey. Legal Description: Part of Section 33 T5N - R7E, Bible Grove Township, C...
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