43.4 Acres of Land Ready for Development off Exit I-29 and also near Highway 75 located between Sioux City and Sergeant Bluff, Iowa. Very high traffic count. Near Walmart, Doctors's Offices, Restaurants, Hotels, Motels, Billion Motors, Ford Motor, Re...
15.71 Acres @$6.50 per Acre Developmental Land off I-29 and also Hgwy 75. Located between Sioux City, Iowa and Sergeant Bluff, Iowa yet in City Limits. Near Walmart, Doctors' Offices, Restaurants, Hotels, Motels, Billion Motors, Ford Motor, Retail, B...
73.76 Acres of Industrial or Commercial Land. It is conveniently Located near the intersection of Interstate 35 and 13th Street in Ames Iowa. It also sits across the road from the United States Department of Agriculture facility and is located next t...
807 Acres In Adams County, Iowa with Diversified Incomes! With 504 Acres Tillable (Cash Rent-2018- $147,000.00) Hunting Lease,($11,000.00/year) and a Windmill Lease ($7500.00 that increases 2% each year) this property shows good incomes each year. Lo...
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12 Acres located on Singing Hills Blvd extending East past Line Dr. This 12 Acre Prime piece of property at $5 per square foot. Near Walmart and other Retail, Restaurants, Car Dealers. Golf Course, Morningside near by and Interstate 29 within sight. ...
This property has it all, excellent row crop with strong lease potential, pasture with good fencing, timber and creeks for good recreational potential. From Crescent, Iowa, head north on Old Lincoln Highway to Coldwater Avenue, then east to Cougar A...
This farm is set up and lays out as nice as they come! The timber is as nice and you will find in Southern Iowa and the seller has built all the trails throughout the farm to get you to any part you desire. The food plots have been strategically plac...
Whitetail Properties Real Estate is honored to market a premier farm in one of Eastern Iowa’s hottest areas. A rare offering for Johnson County; its prime location, seclusion, building sites, improvements, and recreation combine to form a treme...
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