Todd Henry

$315,000

31.75 Acres

Chana, Illinois, 61015

Located in the scenic Rock River Valley in the heart of Ogle County, this diverse 31.75± acre recreational and investment property offers an outstanding blend of income production, wildlife habitat, water features, and buildable potential. Properties that combine productive farmland, quality timber, live water, and recreational opportunities are increasingly difficult to find, making this tract a unique opportunity for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, investors, and those seeking a future country homesite. The property features approximately 11 acres of productive row crop ground that is currently planted in hay. This tillable acreage provides annual income potential while also contributing to the area's strong wildlife attraction. The combination of agricultural production and surrounding habitat creates an ideal environment for whitetail deer, wild turkey, and numerous other wildlife species that frequent the property throughout the year. Access is provided by a private lane extending along the northern boundary, allowing convenient entry while maintaining a sense of seclusion. As you travel into the property, the diverse landscape quickly becomes apparent. Open agricultural fields transition into retired pasture, mature timber, and natural waterways, creating a property that offers something for every outdoor enthusiast. Approximately 5 acres of retired pasture currently sit fallow and present a wide range of possibilities. This area could be transformed into wildlife food plots, native grasses, pollinator habitat, livestock pasture, or a hobby farm setting. It also offers an excellent location for camping, outdoor recreation, or future improvements. The flexibility of this acreage allows the next owner to customize the property to fit their specific goals and vision. A defining feature of the property is Honey Creek, which flows directly through the center of the tract. The creek provides a year-round water source that enhances wildlife activity and adds significant recreational and aesthetic value. Whether you enjoy observing wildlife, exploring natural waterways, or simply appreciating the beauty of a flowing creek, Honey Creek serves as a centerpiece of the property. In addition to the creek, an interior pond provides another attractive water feature. The pond offers opportunities for recreation, wildlife enhancement, and habitat development. There is also potential to expand the pond, creating an even larger focal point for fishing, waterfowl attraction, or overall property enjoyment. The western portion of the property consists of approximately 15 acres of timber. This wooded section provides excellent cover, bedding habitat, and travel corridors for deer and turkey. The area's combination of large timber blocks, agricultural fields, and water sources creates the type of habitat diversity that consistently supports wildlife movement. Recreational users will appreciate the opportunities for hiking, nature observation, photography, and trail development throughout the timbered acreage. Beyond its recreational appeal, the property also offers the potential to build. Whether your vision includes a permanent residence, weekend retreat, cabin, or country getaway, this tract provides a setting that balances privacy, accessibility, and natural beauty. The combination of open ground, timber, creek frontage, and water features creates multiple potential building locations with picturesque views of the surrounding landscape. The property is located within the Meridian Community Unit School District 223.

$442,500

59.74 Acres

Elizabeth, Illinois, 61028

Located in the highly sought-after rolling hills of Jo Daviess County, Illinois, this 59.74± acre recreational and hunting property offers an outstanding opportunity to own a timber tract in one of the most desirable regions of northwest Illinois. Situated between Stockton and Elizabeth and well connected to the renowned Driftless Region and the Galena area, this property combines excellent wildlife habitat, recreational appeal, and future improvement potential in a scenic setting. Access to the property begins with a paved entrance off the road that leads to a gated entry, creating a welcoming and practical approach to the land. Upon entering, you'll find a well-established trail system that provides access throughout much of the property. Portions of the trail network feature a rock base, allowing for easier travel and creating a strong foundation for future expansion. These trails make it convenient to navigate the property for hunting, hiking, ATV use, wildlife observation, and general recreation. The landscape showcases the rolling topography that Jo Daviess County is known for. Mature timber covers much of the property, creating a diverse habitat environment that supports wildlife movement and seasonal bedding opportunities. The surrounding neighborhood consists of a productive mix of timber and agricultural land, a combination that has long made this area attractive to hunters seeking quality deer and turkey habitat. The property's location within a larger block of connected habitat further enhances its recreational and hunting appeal. As the trail system winds through the interior, it leads to a cleared area that serves as an ideal central hub for recreational activities. This location could easily accommodate a campsite, parking area, staging location, or gathering space for outdoor enthusiasts. The presence of a power line extending into this area adds additional convenience and future possibilities for recreational use. Additional trails guide visitors throughout the property and lead to a small shallow water feature located near an open area. This combination of water and open ground creates an attractive location for wildlife activity and offers an excellent opportunity for establishing food plots. Several additional open pockets are scattered throughout the tract, providing multiple locations that could be enhanced and managed as food plot sites to further improve wildlife attraction and hunting opportunities. The property's blend of timber cover, natural openings, water, and surrounding agricultural influence creates a diverse landscape capable of supporting a variety of recreational pursuits. Whether your interests include whitetail deer hunting, turkey hunting, hiking, camping, ATV riding, wildlife photography, or simply enjoying a private outdoor retreat, this tract offers a versatile setting with room for future improvements and management strategies. Jo Daviess County continues to be one of the most recognized destinations in Illinois for outdoor recreation, scenic beauty, and quality wildlife habitat. Its proximity to Galena and the greater Driftless Region provides access to additional recreational opportunities while maintaining the privacy and natural character that landowners seek. Properties of this size and character in this area remain highly desirable due to their combination of recreational value, habitat quality, and accessibility. If you have been searching for a well-located recreational property with established access, rolling timber terrain, food plot potential, and a strong hunting history, this 59.74± acre Jo Daviess County tract deserves serious consideration. The combination of natural habitat, trail infrastructure, camping potential, and proximity to some of northwest Illinois' most notable outdoor destinations makes this a property that can be enjoyed for years to come.

$299,900

10 Acres

Capron, Illinois, 61012

If you've ever dreamed of owning a piece of Northern Wisconsin but didn't want the long drive north, this 10-acre property in eastern Boone County deserves a look. Tucked away on a lightly traveled hard-surfaced road north of Capron, this tract offers a private setting surrounded by mature pines, timber, agriculture, and abundant wildlife while remaining conveniently located near major roadways and everyday amenities. From the moment you pull onto the property, it's easy to appreciate the work that has already been completed. A newly installed 30-foot-wide lane welcomes you onto the property and guides you through rows of planted pine trees. As you travel deeper into the acreage, the driveway opens into a thoughtfully cleared interior area that serves as the heart of the property. Approximately two acres have been cleared and prepared, creating a strong foundation for future plans. Whether you're considering a custom home, barndominium, or country retreat, the groundwork has already been started. The cleared area offers multiple potential building locations, allowing future owners the flexibility to choose the setting that best fits their vision. Several mature trees have been left standing throughout the opening, providing natural shade and helping maintain the character of the landscape. One of the most attractive features of this property is the mature pine cover that surrounds much of the acreage. The pines create a natural visual screen around the property and contribute to the quiet setting that makes this tract feel much larger than its 10 acres. The combination of established pines, interior clearings, and surrounding habitat creates an environment that supports a variety of wildlife throughout the year. The property is zoned Ag-1 and is a buildable lot. A perc test has already been completed, helping simplify the planning process for future construction. Natural gas and electrical service are available at the road, providing access to important utilities when you're ready to build. Whether your timeline is immediate or years down the road, the property offers flexibility for future development. Wildlife sign can be found throughout the area, and the surrounding mix of timber and agricultural fields creates quality habitat for deer, turkey, and other native wildlife. The property's layout provides opportunities to enjoy nature right out your back door while maintaining the privacy many buyers are looking for in a rural setting. Location is another major advantage. While the property feels secluded, it remains conveniently positioned near Route 173 and Interstate 90. Commuters can reach Rockford, Beloit, and the greater Chicagoland area without sacrificing the quiet country setting that makes this property special. Whether you're heading to work, running errands, or traveling for recreation, the road access makes getting there straightforward. The property is located within the North Boone School District. Finding a buildable acreage with mature pines, completed site improvements, utility access, and a setting that feels removed from the hustle of everyday life can be challenging. This Boone County property offers a combination of privacy, wildlife habitat, and development potential while remaining close to the conveniences of Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin. Whether you're ready to build now or planning for the future, this is a property worth walking to fully appreciate everything it has to offer.

$299,900

10 Acres

Capron, Illinois, 61012

If you've ever dreamed of owning a piece of Northern Wisconsin but didn't want the long drive north, this 10-acre property in eastern Boone County deserves a look. Tucked away on a lightly traveled hard-surfaced road north of Capron, this tract offers a private setting surrounded by mature pines, timber, agriculture, and abundant wildlife while remaining conveniently located near major roadways and everyday amenities. From the moment you pull onto the property, it's easy to appreciate the work that has already been completed. A newly installed 30-foot-wide lane welcomes you onto the property and guides you through rows of planted pine trees. As you travel deeper into the acreage, the driveway opens into a thoughtfully cleared interior area that serves as the heart of the property. Approximately two acres have been cleared and prepared, creating a strong foundation for future plans. Whether you're considering a custom home, barndominium, or country retreat, the groundwork has already been started. The cleared area offers multiple potential building locations, allowing future owners the flexibility to choose the setting that best fits their vision. Several mature trees have been left standing throughout the opening, providing natural shade and helping maintain the character of the landscape. One of the most attractive features of this property is the mature pine cover that surrounds much of the acreage. The pines create a natural visual screen around the property and contribute to the quiet setting that makes this tract feel much larger than its 10 acres. The combination of established pines, interior clearings, and surrounding habitat creates an environment that supports a variety of wildlife throughout the year. The property is zoned Ag-1 and is a buildable lot. A perc test has already been completed, helping simplify the planning process for future construction. Natural gas and electrical service are available at the road, providing access to important utilities when you're ready to build. Whether your timeline is immediate or years down the road, the property offers flexibility for future development. Wildlife sign can be found throughout the area, and the surrounding mix of timber and agricultural fields creates quality habitat for deer, turkey, and other native wildlife. The property's layout provides opportunities to enjoy nature right out your back door while maintaining the privacy many buyers are looking for in a rural setting. Location is another major advantage. While the property feels secluded, it remains conveniently positioned near Route 173 and Interstate 90. Commuters can reach Rockford, Beloit, and the greater Chicagoland area without sacrificing the quiet country setting that makes this property special. Whether you're heading to work, running errands, or traveling for recreation, the road access makes getting there straightforward. The property is located within the North Boone School District. Finding a buildable acreage with mature pines, completed site improvements, utility access, and a setting that feels removed from the hustle of everyday life can be challenging. This Boone County property offers a combination of privacy, wildlife habitat, and development potential while remaining close to the conveniences of Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin. Whether you're ready to build now or planning for the future, this is a property worth walking to fully appreciate everything it has to offer.

$95,000

6.5 Acres

Monroe Center, Illinois, 61052

Located in eastern Ogle County just outside Monroe Center, this versatile 6.5-acre property offers a unique combination of agricultural income potential, recreational appeal, and possible future development opportunities. Situated in a desirable rural setting with convenient access to major transportation routes, this property provides a rare opportunity for buyers seeking a manageable acreage in northern Illinois. Approximately three acres on the eastern portion of the property are currently suited for row crop production and could continue as income-producing tillable ground. Whether maintained as an agricultural investment, incorporated into a hobby farm operation, or utilized as part of a future land improvement plan, the tillable acreage adds flexibility and value to the property. The balance of the acreage consists of open ground highlighted by a pond that serves as the centerpiece of the property. Over time, willow growth has become established around portions of the pond, but with maintenance and selective clearing, the water feature has the potential to be restored and enhanced. Revitalizing the pond could create an attractive focal point for recreation, wildlife observation, fishing opportunities, or simply enjoying the peaceful rural surroundings. The property's layout provides numerous possibilities for landowners looking to enjoy country living without the responsibility of managing a large tract. The open areas offer space for outdoor activities, habitat improvements, gardening, equipment storage, or future land enhancements. The manageable size makes it an appealing option for individuals seeking a recreational retreat, a small agricultural investment, or a property with long-term potential. Location is one of the property's strongest attributes. Just minutes from Interstate 39, the property offers excellent connectivity throughout northern Illinois. Rockford is within a short drive to the north, while DeKalb and the western Chicago metropolitan region are easily accessible to the south and east. This convenient location allows owners to enjoy the benefits of a rural setting while maintaining access to employment centers, shopping, dining, and regional amenities. While the property is not currently buildable, buyers may wish to explore future possibilities through proper due diligence with Ogle County and applicable zoning authorities. Potential purchasers should independently verify zoning regulations, permitted uses, and any requirements associated with future development plans. Depending on approvals and zoning considerations, there may be opportunities to pursue construction of a residence or other structures in the future. The property is located within the Meridian CUSD 223 School District, providing additional appeal for buyers evaluating the area's educational opportunities. Whether you are seeking a small acreage investment, recreational property, potential homesite opportunity, or a tract with agricultural and pond restoration potential, this eastern Ogle County property offers flexibility and value in a highly accessible location. With productive tillable acreage, a scenic pond, and proximity to major transportation corridors, this property presents a unique opportunity to own a piece of northern Illinois countryside.

$149,900

13.41 Acres

Freeport, Illinois, 61032

This 13.41-acre timbered property located in Stephenson County offers a manageable piece of ground with access, cover, and flexibility for a range of uses. Situated north of Freeport near the Northern Hills subdivision and Willow Lake area, the property provides a quiet setting while still being within a short drive of town and nearby amenities. Access to the property is provided from Jay Street, where a gated entrance helps define the entry point. From there, a trail system runs through the property, allowing for easy navigation across the land. The established trails make it simple to walk or ride through the property and access different areas without needing to clear additional paths right away. The majority of the acreage consists of timber, creating a natural setting that supports wildlife and offers privacy from surrounding areas. The wooded terrain provides cover and a setting that can be used for recreation, such as hiking, wildlife observation, or seasonal use. The presence of timber also allows for potential management or clearing projects, depending on a buyer’s plans and local guidelines. On the western side of the property, there are areas that open up compared to the heavier timber. These spaces could be further cleared with basic equipment to create room for camping, outdoor gathering areas, or a potential building location. The layout of the property gives a buyer options to shape the land based on how they intend to use it. According to county records, the property is zoned E1 Estate Residential and is considered a buildable lot. This provides an opportunity for residential use, subject to local approvals and requirements. Buyers should verify building plans, utilities, and zoning details with the county to ensure the property fits their intended use. This property can appeal to a variety of buyers. It may suit someone looking for a recreational getaway, a place to spend time outdoors, or a nearby landowner looking to add additional acreage. The size makes it manageable, while the location near existing residential areas provides access without being fully exposed. The combination of timber, trails, and access gives this property a functional layout for its size. Whether used for recreation, a future building site, or simply additional space, it offers a setting that can be adapted over time. Its proximity to Freeport and surrounding communities allows for convenience while still maintaining a sense of separation from town.