Nick Mason

$10,600,000

2,014 Acres

Clay City, Illinois, 62824

Located in Clay County, Illinois, this 2,014-acre property is a prime investment with natural beauty and renowned for big buck hunting. The multiple access points, well maintained trail system, Little Muddy Creek flowing throughout makes this a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Currently generating nearly $341,000 annually through 1,681 acres in CRP and hunting leases. Mineral rights do not transfer. Land While mostly flat, this property includes gently rolling terrain near Little Muddy Creek that runs throughout. The majority of the land is part of a revenue generating Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) filtration program, planted with a blend of oaks and walnuts, enhancing wildlife habitat and conservation efforts. The property also features native grasses and wildflowers, with patches of dense woodlands providing ideal cover for deer and turkey, making it perfect for hunting and outdoor activities.All property lines on map, pictures, and surety maps are approximate.Recreation The property offers exceptional recreational opportunities, especially for hunting enthusiasts. Clay County is renowned for its big buck hunting due to its ideal habitat and effective wildlife management, making this property an ideal investment opportunity for an outfitter or big buck hunter. The land is predominantly covered with CRP-planted oak and walnut, providing excellent cover and food sources that support a robust deer and turkey population. All the benefits of a large property with income to boot! What more can you ask for!Little Muddy Creek running throughout enhances the property’s appeal, attracting various game, including waterfowl. The extensive trail system, maintained by an oil company, ensures easy access for hunting and other activities like hiking, birdwatching, and nature photography. This property is ideal for those seeking premier hunting grounds and diverse outdoor recreation.Agriculture The property integrates significant agricultural features through its participation in CRP and its timber resources. Enrolled in CRP, the land is planted with oak and walnut trees, enhancing soil quality, reducing erosion, and supporting wildlife while generating substantial annual income. Additionally, the mature oak and walnut stands offer potential for future timber sales, adding further investment value. This blend of CRP management and timber resources enhances the property’s ecological health and financial potential.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Mineral rights are not owned by the current owner and will not transfer with the sale of the property.General Operations The property generates income through a current hunting lease, which provides $35,000 annually, in addition to the government funded CRP income of $305,884 per year. Combined, these revenue streams result in a net return on investment (ROI) of 3.25% at the asking price.The current positive ROI could easily be added to with some ingenuity and vision.Region & Climate Clay County, Illinois, offers a blend of rural charm and outdoor recreational opportunities. The region is known for its excellent hunting, fishing, and hiking, thanks to its diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife. The weather features a temperate climate with four distinct seasons: warm summers, cold winters, and moderate spring and fall temperatures. Annual precipitation averages around 40 inches, supporting the lush vegetation and healthy ecosystems that make the area ideal for outdoor activities and agriculture.Location The property is situated on both sides of Mayflower Road in Clay County, Illinois, offering convenient access from multiple directions. The nearest international airports are St. Louis Lambert International Airport, about 2 hours west, and Indianapolis International Airport, approximately 2.5 hours northeast. Nearby towns include Flora and Effingham, just a short drive away, providing essential services and amenities such as grocery stores, restaurants, and medical facilities.

$3,528,000

720 Acres

Clay City, Illinois, 62824

Located in Clay County, Illinois, this 720-acre property is a prime investment with natural beauty and renowned for big buck hunting. The multiple access points, well maintained trail system, Little Muddy Creek flowing throughout makes this a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Currently generating nearly $102,249 annually through CRP. Mineral rights do not transfer.Land While mostly flat, this property includes gently rolling terrain near Little Muddy Creek that runs on the east side. The land that is part a Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) filtration program is planted with a blend of oaks and walnuts, enhancing wildlife habitat and conservation efforts. The property also features native grasses and wildflowers, with patches of dense woodlands providing ideal cover for deer and turkey, making it perfect for hunting and outdoor activities.All property lines on map, pictures, and surety maps are approximate.Recreation The property offers exceptional recreational opportunities, especially for hunting enthusiasts. Clay County is renowned for its big buck hunting due to its ideal habitat and effective wildlife management, making this property an ideal investment opportunity for an outfitter or big buck hunter. The land is predominantly covered with CRP-planted oak and walnut, providing excellent cover and food sources that support a robust deer and turkey population.Little Muddy Creek running on the east side enhances the property’s appeal, attracting various game, including waterfowl. The extensive trail system, maintained by an oil company, ensures easy access for hunting and other activities. This property is ideal for those seeking premier hunting grounds and diverse outdoor recreation.Agriculture The property integrates significant agricultural features through its participation in CRP and its timber resources. Enrolled in CRP, the land is planted with oak and walnut trees, enhancing soil quality, reducing erosion, and supporting wildlife while generating substantial annual income. Additionally, the mature oak and walnut stands offer potential for future timber sales, adding further investment value. This blend of CRP management and timber resources enhances the property’s ecological health and financial potential.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Mineral rights are not owned by the current owner and will not transfer with the sale of the property.General Operations The property generates income with CRP income of $102,249 per year. This revenue stream result in return on investment (ROI) of 3.25% at the asking price. CRP contracts will be verified and income numbers final during purchase process. There are several contracts and they will need to be approved a contract is split between two parcels.The current positive ROI could easily be added to with some ingenuity and vision.Region & Climate Clay County, Illinois, offers a blend of rural charm and outdoor recreational opportunities. The region is known for its excellent hunting, fishing, and hiking, thanks to its diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife. The weather features a temperate climate with four distinct seasons: warm summers, cold winters, and moderate spring and fall temperatures. Annual precipitation averages around 40 inches, supporting the lush vegetation and healthy ecosystems that make the area ideal for outdoor activities and agriculture.Location This property has access off of Mayflower Road. Roads on property are maintained by oil company and ensure easy access throughout the property. The nearest international airports are St. Louis Lambert International Airport, about 2 hours west, and Indianapolis International Airport, approximately 2.5 hours northeast. Nearby towns include Flora and Effingham, just a short drive away, providing essential services and amenities such as grocery stores, restaurants, and medical facilities.

$3,307,500

675 Acres

Clay City, Illinois, 62824

Located in Clay County, Illinois, this 675-acre property is a prime investment with natural beauty and renowned for big buck hunting. The multiple access points, well maintained trail system, Little Muddy Creek flowing throughout makes this a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Currently generating nearly $98,601 annually through CRP. Mineral rights do not transfer.Land While mostly flat, this property includes gently rolling terrain near Little Muddy Creek that runs throughout. The majority of the land is part of a revenue generating Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) filtration program, planted with a blend of oaks and walnuts, enhancing wildlife habitat and conservation efforts. The property also features native grasses and wildflowers, with patches of dense woodlands providing ideal cover for deer and turkey, making it perfect for hunting and outdoor activities.All property lines on map, pictures, and surety maps are approximate.Recreation The property offers exceptional recreational opportunities, especially for hunting enthusiasts. Clay County is renowned for its big buck hunting due to its ideal habitat and effective wildlife management, making this property an ideal investment opportunity for an outfitter or big buck hunter. The land is predominantly covered with CRP-planted oak and walnut, providing excellent cover and food sources that support a robust deer and turkey population. All the benefits of a large property with income to boot! What more can you ask for!Little Muddy Creek running throughout enhances the property’s appeal, attracting various game, including waterfowl. The extensive trail system, maintained by an oil company, ensures easy access for hunting and other activities like hiking, birdwatching, and nature photography. This property is ideal for those seeking premier hunting grounds and diverse outdoor recreation.Agriculture The property integrates significant agricultural features through its participation in CRP and its timber resources. Enrolled in CRP, the land is planted with oak and walnut trees, enhancing soil quality, reducing erosion, and supporting wildlife while generating substantial annual income. Additionally, the mature oak and walnut stands offer potential for future timber sales, adding further investment value. This blend of CRP management and timber resources enhances the property’s ecological health and financial potential.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Mineral rights are not owned by the current owner and will not transfer with the sale of the property.General Operations The property generates income through a current hunting lease in addition to the government funded CRP income of approximately $98,601 per year on this tract.  The current  net return on investment (ROI) of 3.3% at the asking price.The current positive ROI could easily be added to with some ingenuity and vision.Region & Climate Clay County, Illinois, offers a blend of rural charm and outdoor recreational opportunities. The region is known for its excellent hunting, fishing, and hiking, thanks to its diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife. The weather features a temperate climate with four distinct seasons: warm summers, cold winters, and moderate spring and fall temperatures. Annual precipitation averages around 40 inches, supporting the lush vegetation and healthy ecosystems that make the area ideal for outdoor activities and agriculture.Location The property is situated at the end of Radio Tower Lane in Clay County, Illinois, offering convenient access from multiple directions. The nearest international airports are St. Louis Lambert International Airport, about 2 hours west, and Indianapolis International Airport, approximately 2.5 hours northeast. Nearby towns include Flora and Effingham, just a short drive away, providing essential services and amenities such as grocery stores, restaurants, and medical facilities.

$1,599,000

260 Acres

Clay City, Illinois, 62824

Tract 2 consists of 260 Acres mixed timber and CRP. This tract includes a portion of Little Muddy creek, access off of Mint Lane, established foot plot locations, and great hunting habitat for deer, turkey, and waterfowl. Property lines are approximate. With great flow this tract is sure to impress all avid hunters and wildlife enthusiasts.Land While mostly flat, this property includes gently rolling terrain near Little Muddy Creek that runs on the east side. The land that is part a Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) filtration program is planted with a blend of oaks and walnuts, enhancing wildlife habitat and conservation efforts. The property also features native grasses and wildflowers, with patches of dense woodlands providing ideal cover for deer and turkey, making it perfect for hunting and outdoor activities.All property lines on map, pictures, and surety maps are approximate.Recreation The property offers exceptional recreational opportunities, especially for hunting enthusiasts. Clay County is renowned for its big buck hunting due to its ideal habitat and effective wildlife management, making this property an ideal investment opportunity for an outfitter or big buck hunter. The land is predominantly covered with CRP-planted oak and walnut, providing excellent cover and food sources that support a robust deer and turkey population.Little Muddy Creek running on the east side enhances the property’s appeal, attracting various game, including waterfowl. The extensive trail system, maintained by an oil company, ensures easy access for hunting and other activities. This property is ideal for those seeking premier hunting grounds and diverse outdoor recreation.Agriculture The property integrates significant agricultural features through its participation in CRP and its timber resources. Enrolled in CRP, the land is planted with oak and walnut trees, enhancing soil quality, reducing erosion, and supporting wildlife while generating substantial annual income. Additionally, the mature oak and walnut stands offer potential for future timber sales, adding further investment value. This blend of CRP management and timber resources enhances the property’s ecological health and financial potential.CRP contracts will be adjusted if a contract splits between two tracts. This will be done during the closing process. At that time any payments and contracts will reflect the income each tract is given. No guarantee of CRP income can be given till that time. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Mineral rights are not owned by the current owner and will not transfer with the sale of the property.Region & Climate Clay County, Illinois, offers a blend of rural charm and outdoor recreational opportunities. The region is known for its excellent hunting, fishing, and hiking, thanks to its diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife. The weather features a temperate climate with four distinct seasons: warm summers, cold winters, and moderate spring and fall temperatures. Annual precipitation averages around 40 inches, supporting the lush vegetation and healthy ecosystems that make the area ideal for outdoor activities and agriculture.Location This property has access off of Mint Lane. Roads on property are maintained by oil company and ensure easy access in and out of the property. The nearest international airports are St. Louis Lambert International Airport, about 2 hours west, and Indianapolis International Airport, approximately 2.5 hours northeast. Nearby towns include Flora and Effingham, just a short drive away, providing essential services and amenities such as grocery stores, restaurants, and medical facilities.

$781,050

127 Acres

Clay City, Illinois, 62824

Tract 2 consists of 127 Acres mixed timber and CRP. This tract includes a portion of Little Muddy creek, access off of Mint Lane, established foot plot locations, and great hunting habitat for deer and turkey. Property lines are approximate. With great flow this tract is sure to impress all avid hunters and wildlife enthusiasts. Land While mostly flat, this property includes gently rolling terrain near Little Muddy Creek that runs on the east side. The land that is part a Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) filtration program is planted with a blend of oaks and walnuts, enhancing wildlife habitat and conservation efforts. The property also features native grasses and wildflowers, with patches of dense woodlands providing ideal cover for deer and turkey, making it perfect for hunting and outdoor activities.All property lines on map, pictures, and surety maps are approximate.Recreation The property offers exceptional recreational opportunities, especially for hunting enthusiasts. Clay County is renowned for its big buck hunting due to its ideal habitat and effective wildlife management, making this property an ideal investment opportunity for an outfitter or big buck hunter. The land is predominantly covered with CRP-planted oak and walnut, providing excellent cover and food sources that support a robust deer and turkey population.Little Muddy Creek running on the east side enhances the property’s appeal, attracting various game, including waterfowl. The extensive trail system, maintained by an oil company, ensures easy access for hunting and other activities. This property is ideal for those seeking premier hunting grounds and diverse outdoor recreation.Agriculture The property integrates significant agricultural features through its participation in CRP and its timber resources. Enrolled in CRP, the land is planted with oak and walnut trees, enhancing soil quality, reducing erosion, and supporting wildlife while generating substantial annual income. Additionally, the mature oak and walnut stands offer potential for future timber sales, adding further investment value. This blend of CRP management and timber resources enhances the property’s ecological health and financial potential.CRP contracts will be adjusted if a contract splits between two tracts. This will be done during the closing process. At that time any payments and contracts will reflect the income each tract is given. No guarantee of CRP income can be given till that time. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Mineral rights are not owned by the current owner and will not transfer with the sale of the property.Region & Climate Clay County, Illinois, offers a blend of rural charm and outdoor recreational opportunities. The region is known for its excellent hunting, fishing, and hiking, thanks to its diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife. The weather features a temperate climate with four distinct seasons: warm summers, cold winters, and moderate spring and fall temperatures. Annual precipitation averages around 40 inches, supporting the lush vegetation and healthy ecosystems that make the area ideal for outdoor activities and agriculture.Location This property has access off of Mint Lane. Roads on property are maintained by oil company and ensure easy access in and out of the property. The nearest international airports are St. Louis Lambert International Airport, about 2 hours west, and Indianapolis International Airport, approximately 2.5 hours northeast. Nearby towns include Flora and Effingham, just a short drive away, providing essential services and amenities such as grocery stores, restaurants, and medical facilities.

$1,426,800

232 Acres

Clay City, Illinois, 62824

Tract 1 consists of 232 Acres mixed timber and CRP. This tract includes a portion of Little Muddy creek, access roads maintained by the oil company, great hunting habitat for deer and turkey. Property lines are approximate. With great flow this tract is sure to impress all avid hunters and wildlife enthusiasts. Land While mostly flat, this property includes gently rolling terrain near Little Muddy Creek that runs on the east side. The land that is part a Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) filtration program is planted with a blend of oaks and walnuts, enhancing wildlife habitat and conservation efforts. The property also features native grasses and wildflowers, with patches of dense woodlands providing ideal cover for deer and turkey, making it perfect for hunting and outdoor activities.All property lines on map, pictures, and surety maps are approximate.Recreation The property offers exceptional recreational opportunities, especially for hunting enthusiasts. Clay County is renowned for its big buck hunting due to its ideal habitat and effective wildlife management, making this property an ideal investment opportunity for an outfitter or big buck hunter. The land is predominantly covered with CRP-planted oak and walnut, providing excellent cover and food sources that support a robust deer and turkey population.Little Muddy Creek running on the east side enhances the property’s appeal, attracting various game, including waterfowl. The extensive trail system, maintained by an oil company, ensures easy access for hunting and other activities. This property is ideal for those seeking premier hunting grounds and diverse outdoor recreation.Agriculture The property integrates significant agricultural features through its participation in CRP and its timber resources. Enrolled in CRP, the land is planted with oak and walnut trees, enhancing soil quality, reducing erosion, and supporting wildlife while generating substantial annual income. Additionally, the mature oak and walnut stands offer potential for future timber sales, adding further investment value. This blend of CRP management and timber resources enhances the property’s ecological health and financial potential.CRP contracts will be adjusted if a contract splits between two tracts. This will be done during the closing process. At that time any payments and contracts will reflect the income each tract is given. No guarantee of CRP income can be given till that time.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Mineral rights are not owned by the current owner and will not transfer with the sale of the property.Region & Climate Clay County, Illinois, offers a blend of rural charm and outdoor recreational opportunities. The region is known for its excellent hunting, fishing, and hiking, thanks to its diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife. The weather features a temperate climate with four distinct seasons: warm summers, cold winters, and moderate spring and fall temperatures. Annual precipitation averages around 40 inches, supporting the lush vegetation and healthy ecosystems that make the area ideal for outdoor activities and agriculture.Location This property has access off of Mint Lane. Roads on property are maintained by oil company and ensure easy access in and out of the property. The nearest international airports are St. Louis Lambert International Airport, about 2 hours west, and Indianapolis International Airport, approximately 2.5 hours northeast. Nearby towns include Flora and Effingham, just a short drive away, providing essential services and amenities such as grocery stores, restaurants, and medical facilities.

$2,722,500

275 Acres

Freeport, Illinois, 61032

This 275+/- acre property in Freeport, Stephenson County, features 220 tillable acres with a 108 PI, plus 20 acres of low ground and 35 acres of timber. Bordered by the Pecatonica River to the north, it offers scenic views, farming potential, and recreation. With access from West Winneshiek Road and North Harlem Road, this versatile land is ideal for agriculture, investment, or outdoor enjoyment. Land This 275+/- acre property in Freeport, Stephenson County, offers a diverse landscape suited for farming, recreation, and investment. Approximately 220 acres are tillable being rented at a very good rate and return with productive soils and a weighted PI of 108, making it a strong agricultural asset. The terrain includes 20 acres of low ground and 35 acres of timber, providing natural habitat for wildlife. The northern boundary is defined by the Pecatonica River, adding scenic beauty and potential for hunting or fishing. The land is accessible from both West Winneshiek Road and North Harlem Road, ensuring convenience for farming operations and recreational use. With fertile soils, a mix of open fields and wooded areas, and a riverfront location, this property offers an excellent blend of productivity and natural appeal. Please call for lease details on the tillable lease.Recreation Beyond its agricultural value, this property offers excellent recreational opportunities. The Pecatonica River provides prime fishing, kayaking, and waterfowl hunting, while the 35 acres of timber create ideal habitat for deer and turkey, making it a great spot for hunting enthusiasts. The mix of open fields and wooded areas also allows for hiking, ATV riding, and other outdoor activities. Whether you’re looking for a weekend retreat or year-round enjoyment, this land delivers a perfect balance of productivity and recreation.Agriculture The agricultural potential of this property is exceptional, with approximately 220 tillable acres featuring productive soils and a weighted Productivity Index of 108. The gently rolling terrain supports efficient drainage and ease of farming, making it well-suited for row crops or other agricultural uses. With direct access from both West Winneshiek Road and North Harlem Road, the property allows for smooth equipment movement and farm management. Whether for expanding an existing operation or as an investment in quality farmland, this tract offers a strong return potential in a well-established farming region.Region & Climate Stephenson County offers a mix of rural charm and outdoor recreation, with rolling farmland, wooded areas, and the Pecatonica River providing excellent hunting, fishing, and hiking opportunities. The region experiences all four seasons, with warm summers, crisp autumns, and cold, snowy winters, making it ideal for year-round outdoor activities. Annual precipitation averages around 35-40 inches, supporting strong agricultural production. Nearby parks, trails, and local events add to the area’s appeal.Location Situated in Freeport, Stephenson County, this property is just minutes from town, providing easy access to shopping, dining, and essential services. Rockford, about 30 miles east, offers hospitals, entertainment, and additional amenities. Chicago Rockford International Airport is roughly a 40-minute drive, ensuring convenient travel. With major highways nearby, the property is well-connected while still offering the privacy of rural living.

$1,408,950

101 Acres

Sheridan, Illinois, 60551

101 acres along the Fox River just minutes from Sheridan, IL. Features over 1,400 ft of river frontage, two lakes (5 & 8 acres), 16 tillable acres, and a mix of open and wooded ground. Zoned Manufacturing with a special use permit. Plans completed for a 174-lot campground, but no infrastructure in place—ideal for a private estate, retreat, or future development.Land The property spans approximately 101 acres of diverse terrain along the Fox River. It features over 1,400 feet of river frontage, two scenic lakes measuring roughly 5 and 8 acres, and about 16 acres of open, tillable ground. The land is a mix of gently rolling topography, wooded areas with mature timber, and open meadows.Recreation This property offers strong recreational value with over 1,400 feet of Fox River frontage, where anglers target smallmouth bass, catfish, and northern pike. The two private lakes already support fish populations and, with a bit of management, have the potential to become exceptional private fisheries. The natural landscape and diverse habitat also attract a variety of native wildlife, adding to the property’s peaceful, outdoor appeal.Agriculture There is approximately 16 acres of tillable ground boarding the Fox River. This is highly productive ground.Region & Climate Located in LaSalle County near the village of Sheridan, this area offers a quiet rural setting with easy access to nearby towns like Ottawa, Yorkville, and Morris. The region is known for its outdoor recreation—fishing, hiking, and boating along the Fox River, plus nearby destinations like Starved Rock State Park. The climate features four distinct seasons, with warm summers, cold winters, and average annual precipitation around 38 inches.Location Located just Northwest of Sheridan, IL, this property offers a quiet rural setting with quick access to nearby towns like Ottawa, Yorkville, and Morris—all within 30 minutes. O’Hare and Midway Airports are about an hour away, with regional airports even closer. Nearby highways and rail access make travel easy, while everyday amenities and outdoor attractions like Starved Rock are just a short drive away.

$550,000

50.9 Acres

Winnebago, Illinois, 61088

This 50-acre property in Winnebago County, Illinois, offers a rare mix of strong farmland and scenic river frontage. Nearly all acres are tillable with quality soils carrying a 123.6 PI, providing excellent production and long-term value. This also borders the Pecatonica River, creating wide-open views and a peaceful backdrop. With its combination of productive ground and buildable potential, this property is well-suited for farming, investment.Land This 50.9-acre tract in Winnebago County is primarily open, productive farmland with quality soils carrying a 123.6 PI. The acreage is laid out in a single, efficient block, allowing for easy farming practices and strong crop yields. Terrain is mostly level to gently rolling, providing natural drainage while maximizing tillable acres. The property borders the Pecatonica River along one edge, adding both character and scenic appeal. Vegetation is dominated by row crops with some natural grasses and trees near the river corridor, creating a balance of highly usable farmland with a touch of native habitat.Recreation In addition to its strong agricultural value, this property offers a variety of recreational opportunities. The Pecatonica River frontage provides a peaceful setting for fishing, kayaking, or simply enjoying nature along the water’s edge. Wildlife is abundant along the river corridor and scattered tree lines, offering birdwatching and small game opportunities. Open tillable acres also allow for walking, trail creation, or other outdoor activities. With its combination of farmland and natural features, this tract is ideal for those seeking both productive land and a scenic retreat for outdoor enjoyment.Agriculture Nearly all 50 acres are tillable, supported by highly productive soils with a 123.6 PI. The level to gently rolling terrain provides excellent drainage and strong crop yields, making this property ideal for row crops and long-term agricultural investment.Region & Climate Located in northern Illinois’ Winnebago County, the property enjoys a rural setting with convenient access to nearby towns and services. The region experiences four distinct seasons, with warm summers and cold winters, and receives an average annual precipitation of around 34–38 inches, supporting strong crop growth. Local recreational activities include fishing, boating, and hiking along nearby rivers and natural areas, while small towns offer community events, shopping, and dining within a short drive.Location The property is conveniently located in Winnebago County, with the village of Pecatonica just a few minutes away and the city of Rockford approximately 15 miles east, providing access to shopping, dining, and services. For air travel, Chicago Rockford International Airport (RFD) is roughly 20 minutes away, and Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD) is about a 90-minute drive, making the property easily accessible for both local and long-distance travel.

$729,000

55 Acres

Woodstock, Illinois, 60098

55 acres in McHenry County between Woodstock and Harvard, offering mostly tillable ground with some timber along the edges. Great location for building, investment, or an equestrian setup, with a quiet country feel and easy access to nearby amenities.Land Regular-shaped parcel nearly square in layout, offering mostly level terrain with a strong mix of tillable acreage and light timber along the edges. Soils are decent and well-suited for farming, building, or future development, with open ground providing flexibility for a variety of use.Recreation With McHenry County Conservation District land directly adjacent and an overgrown former golf course to the north, this property offers strong recreational potential. The mix of tillable ground and timbered edges creates natural travel corridors for deer and other wildlife, making it a solid option for hunting and outdoor enjoyment right out your back door.Agriculture While the property offers plenty of recreational appeal, its foundation is quality farmland, with roughly 40 acres in active production and delivering strong annual yields. The fertile soils and open layout make this an ideal opportunity for a farmer looking to expand, someone wanting to create a hobby farm, or a buyer with their own agricultural vision for a well-located and versatile piece of ground.Region & Climate Woodstock, Illinois, is located in McHenry County and experiences a typical Midwest climate with cold winters, warm summers, and moderate precipitation averaging about 35 inches annually. The area supports agriculture and offers outdoor activities like hiking and fishing.Location The property is situated between Woodstock and Harvard, offering easy access to local amenities, shopping, and services in both towns. Chicago Rockford International Airport is approximately 25 miles away, while O’Hare International Airport is about 50 miles southeast, providing convenient options for regional and national travel.

$229,000

15 Acres

Woodstock, Illinois, 60098

15-acre parcel between Woodstock and Harvard with mostly open ground and timber along the east fence line and a small amount on the north end. Offers a versatile, buildable setting with a quiet country feel—ideal for a homesite, hobby farm, or future vision.Land Property features roughly 500 feet of frontage along Bunker Hill Road and is laid out as a long rectangular parcel. The land offers mostly open terrain with timber along the east fence line and a small amount on the north end. Soils are decent and suitable for building, hobby farming, or a variety of other uses.Recreation With McHenry County Conservation District land directly adjacent and an overgrown former golf course to the north, this property offers strong recreational potential. The mix of tillable ground and timbered edges creates natural travel corridors for deer and other wildlife, making it a solid option for hunting and outdoor enjoyment right out your back door.Region & Climate Woodstock, Illinois, is located in McHenry County and experiences a typical Midwest climate with cold winters, warm summers, and moderate precipitation averaging about 35 inches annually. The area supports agriculture and offers outdoor activities like hiking and fishing.Location The property is situated between Woodstock and Harvard, offering easy access to local amenities, shopping, and services in both towns. Chicago Rockford International Airport is approximately 25 miles away, while O’Hare International Airport is about 50 miles southeast, providing convenient options for regional and national travel.

$520,000

40 Acres

Woodstock, Illinois, 60098

40-acre parcel between Woodstock and Harvard with mostly tillable ground and timber along the west and north borders. Offers a strong buildable location with open views, good soils, and a mix of ag and recreational potential. Ideal for a homesite, farming, or long-term investment in a quiet country setting.Land Property is a regular-shaped, nearly square parcel with gently rolling, tillable acreage and timber along the west and north edges. The layout provides open, usable ground with decent soils well-suited for farming, building, or future development, along with natural cover that adds privacy and recreational appeal.Recreation With McHenry County Conservation District land directly adjacent and an overgrown former golf course to the north, this property offers strong recreational potential. The mix of tillable ground and timbered edges creates natural travel corridors for deer and other wildlife, making it a solid option for hunting and outdoor enjoyment right out your back door.Region & Climate Woodstock, Illinois, is located in McHenry County and experiences a typical Midwest climate with cold winters, warm summers, and moderate precipitation averaging about 35 inches annually. The area supports agriculture and offers outdoor activities like hiking and fishing.Location The property is situated between Woodstock and Harvard, offering easy access to local amenities, shopping, and services in both towns. Chicago Rockford International Airport is approximately 25 miles away, while O’Hare International Airport is about 50 miles southeast, providing convenient options for regional and national travel.