Chase Burns

$590,000

75 Acres

Maquon, Illinois, 61458

Located just south of Maquon, this 75± acre Knox County farm offers an excellent opportunity to own a highly productive, income-producing tract in a desirable agricultural area. Approximately 46.5 acres are currently in row crop and hay production, with an additional 4.7 acres enrolled in CRP, generating about $9, 748 annually. The farm carries an impressive 119.3 Productivity Index, with primary soil types including Greenbush, Camden, and Fayette. The property features gently rolling topography with productive farmland fields, attractive southern slopes, and a timbered draw running through the center that adds character, wildlife habitat, and recreational appeal. Excellent access is provided by Highway 97 frontage along the west side and Knox Road 300 North along the northwest and northeast boundaries. An established access roadway through the draw allows convenient access across the farm. In addition to strong agricultural value and dependable income, the combination of timber, brushy cover, grass waterways, and CRP acreage provides quality habitat for deer, upland birds, and other wildlife. Whether you are expanding your operation, completing a 1031 exchange, or investing in quality farmland with long-term appreciation potential, this tract offers an outstanding blend of productivity, accessibility, recreation, and value.

$570,000

80 Acres

Maquon, Illinois, 61458

Located just south of Maquon, this 80± acre tract offers a rare combination of dependable farm income, quality wildlife habitat, and excellent recreational potential. The property includes approximately 50 acres in row crop production and 9.52 acres enrolled in CRP, generating annual income of approximately $12, 694 with additional upside potential. At the center of the farm, Flea Creek winds through the property before joining nearby Littlers Creek, creating excellent habitat diversity alongside more than 20 acres of timber, native cover, and strategically positioned CRP acreage. The combination of food sources, bedding cover, and natural travel corridors creates strong habitat for whitetail deer and other wildlife. Two secluded CRP fields south of the creek provide outstanding cover and offer excellent opportunities for future food plots, stand locations, or tower blinds. The terrain transitions from gently rolling farmland in the north to more rugged topography south of the creek, adding visual appeal, habitat diversity, and numerous recreational opportunities. Several attractive locations would also make excellent future cabin or weekend retreat sites overlooking the surrounding countryside. Located in a well-regarded area of Knox County known for quality whitetail hunting, this property offers an increasingly hard-to-find combination of annual income, recreational appeal, wildlife habitat, and long-term investment potential.