Cord Hesseltine

$100,000

0 Acres

Arnold, Nebraska, 69120

Excellent business opportunity in Custer County, Nebraska located in a very supportive and progressive community, well-positioned for success.General Operations The building, constructed in 1930, features a mix of historical charm with modern updates and sits on a 3,600 sq. ft. lot . With a main level of over 1,600 sq. ft. and substantial storage space, Jakes Horses & Harleys is equipped to offer a variety of services or products, catering to both locals and travelers passing through on Highway 92. This is an excellent opportunity to step into a business position with a bright future ahead. Don’t miss out on making Jakes Horses & Harleys your next venture!NEW UPDATES INCLUDE:Stainless Steel Appliances: Modernized kitchen facilities for enhanced functionality and aesthetic appeal.Refrigerated Salad Bar & Freezers: Upgraded food preparation and storage capabilities to meet diverse customer needs.Security System: Enhanced safety measures for peace of mind.Newer Furnace: Improved HVAC system for efficient heating and comfort.Newer Compressor for Walk-In Cooler: Upgraded refrigeration for optimal food storage and freshness.

$1,353,825

820.5 Acres

Farnam, Nebraska, 69029

Lincoln County Elk and Wildlife is a dream destination for hunting enthusiasts! With all 820.5 acres registered in the Unit 5 Elk Landowner Zone, this property offers a huge advantage for anyone looking to apply for a resident landowner elk tag. The trail camera pictures are incredible to see, offering a glimpse in the abundance of wildlife that calls the area home. It's truly a hunting paradise!Land Lincoln County Elk and Wildlife is a premier property offering exceptional hunting opportunities, with a focus on proper management practices to ensure a diverse range of game species. The property’s 820.5 contiguous acres are registered in the Unit 5 Elk Landowner Zone, making it an attractive option for those seeking a Nebraska resident landowner elk tag.The ranch boasts high-quality big game animals such as mule deer, whitetail deer, and elk opportunities, along with an abundance of turkeys making it a paradise for hunters. The property’s accessibility and infrastructure add to its appeal, with Callahan Rd. providing a reliable entry point and an internal trail system ensures easy mobility for trucks, UTVs, and ATVs, making exploration and transportation effortless. The presence of electricity in the southwestern portion of the property adds another layer of convenience, especially for those considering building a cabin, trailer, or utility structure for storing equipment. This combination of accessibility and amenities makes the property even more appealing for those looking to own and manage such a vast and diverse hunting paradise.Improvements The ranch has one Redneck blind perched on a 10-foot stand, along with two feeders weighing in at 2,000 pounds each. Lincoln County Elk and Wildlife ensures hunters have the best vantage points and ample attractants to draw game in. The established food plots further sweeten the deal, providing a natural source of nourishment for the wildlife and enhancing the overall hunting experience. It’s evident that the property owners have spared no expense in creating a hunter’s paradise, where both novices and seasoned hunters alike can enjoy the thrill of the chase amidst a pristine natural environment. Whether it’s elk, whitetail deer, mule deer, turkey, or other game species, this property offers an unparalleled opportunity for a successful and memorable hunting season.There are two main water sources located on the ranch with one being a solar well, and the other being an electric well.  The hardland grass has the capability to support approximately 90 cow/calf pairs for a five months grazing season. A EQIP program is ongoing and will further increase the grassland capacity of the ranch, with proper tree removal and maintenance.Recreation Elk Unit 5, covering approximately 926,604 acres, is a vast and diverse habitat for these majestic animals. The monster elk in the area adds an exciting element for hunters and wildlife enthusiasts alike. It’s a testament to the resilience of these creatures and the dedication of conservationists and wildlife managers in ensuring their survival and thriving population in Nebraska.The regulations for qualifying landowners to obtain permits for elk hunting in Nebraska are quite specific:For resident qualifying landowners:They must own or lease at least 80 acres of farm or ranch land used for agricultural purposes.Only one permit can be issued per 80 acres of owned land.To be eligible for a permit in the Elk Landowner Zone, residents must own at least 320 acres or lease at least 640 acres of farm or ranch land used for agricultural purposes.For nonresident qualifying landowners:They must own at least 320 acres of farm or ranch land used for agricultural purposes. Leased land does not qualify.Only one permit can be issued per 320 acres owned.To be eligible for a permit in the Elk Landowner Zone, nonresidents must own at least 1280 acres of farm or ranch land used for agricultural purposes. Leased land does not qualify.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All owned convey!Region & Climate The average temperature in Brady, NE during the summer months is typically in the mid-70s Fahrenheit while winter temperatures can drop to below zero.Brady, NE gets 22 inches of rain per year on average. The US average is 38 inches of rain per year.The average snowfall in Brady, NE is 28 inches per/year. The US average is 28 inches of snow per year.There are 223 sunny days per year on average in Brady , NE. The US average is 205 sunny days.Brady gets some kind of precipitation, on average, 78 days per year.Location This ranch is located 10 miles south of Brady, NE, 30 miles southeast of North Platte, NE, 68 miles west of Kearney, NE, and 191 miles west of Lincoln, NE.

$3,750,000

1,868.69 Acres

Springview, Nebraska, 68778

"POTENTIAL LAND CONTRACT" Niobrara River Bugles and Bucks is an exceptional 1,868.69 +/- acre property located in Keya Paha County, known for its unparalleled hunting opportunities and rich natural beauty. This premier ranch is nestled in Nebraska's Unit 7 Elk Unit, famed for its robust elk population and high-quality deer, making it one of the top destinations for outdoor enthusiasts looking to experience the best of Nebraskas wildlife.Land The property boasts 1,314.99 +/- deeded acres and an additional 553.70 +/- acres of school land under lease until the end of 2028.  This leased land includes a home and necessary outbuildings, complete with cattle working facilities and corrals, perfect for livestock management and ranching operations.Strategically situated between the enchanting Jewett and Bear Creeks to the east and west, offering a year-round water source that supports both wildlife and livestock, and bordered by the breathtaking Niobrara River to the south, “Niobrara River Bugles and Bucks” is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of Nebraska’s natural paradise.  This property promises not only an extraordinary lifestyle but also a thriving environment for wildlife and livestock alike.The seller is open to selling the property on a land contract but terms and conditions would need to be further negotiated!  Seller to retain possession of the school land lease until the end of 2025, and would grant the buyer the hunting rights on the leased land throughout the 2025 hunting seasons.Improvements Electricity runs throughout the property, providing an essential resource for various improvements.  This makes it easy to envision building a cabin or adding other structures to enhance the functionality and enjoyment of the land.The ranch is equipped with three wells and several thousand feet of underground water lines, supported by strategically placed water tanks.  This setup ensures a reliable water source for livestock and wildlife, promoting a sustainable environment for agriculture and recreation.Recreation Hunting enthusiasts will relish the endless opportunities presented here, with a rich diversity of game including whitetail and mule deer, elk, Merriam’s turkey, grouse, and various predators.  The ranch’s unique topography features heavily timbered Niobrara River breaks and canyons, adorned with majestic Ponderosa pines, Eastern red cedars, and Burr oaks. These natural features provide not only stunning views but also prime food sources and ambush points, making it an ideal location for quality wildlife hunting.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The ranch currently holds 88 acres of surface water rights that pump out of the Niobrara River that will be transferred to the new owner along with any owned mineral rights, providing outstanding opportunities for irrigation and further increasing agricultural yield.Appropriation #A-14308, Source Niobrara River, GPM 565, Priority Date 7/8/1976, Lower Loup NRDGeneral Operations This ranch has the capacity to support 120 pairs during a five-month grazing season, and features fertile soils with 229.71 deeded dryland acres currently planted in a lush alfalfa/grass hay mix.  An additional 63.43 acres of dryland on the school lease enhances the property’s production potential, ensuring ample feed for livestock.Region & Climate Springview, NE has a typical Midwestern climate with warm summers and cold winters.  Average temperatures range from the upper 20s to the lower 80s in the summer months.  The winter season brings cold temperatures, with average lows dipping into the teens and single digits during the colder months.  Snowfall is common, usually occurring between November and April, with an average of 25 inches annually. Springtime in Springview sees mild temperatures and blooming flowers, while autumn brings crisp air and colorful leaves on the trees.  Overall, this small town provides residents with four distinct seasons and plenty of opportunity to enjoy outdoor activities year-round.Springview, Nebraska gets 24 inches of rain, on average, per year. The US average is 38 inches of rain per year.Springview averages 38 inches of snow per year. The US average is 28 inches of snow per year.On average, there are 230 sunny days per year in Springview. The US average is 205 sunny days.Location This property is located: 6 miles south of Springview, NE; 13.5 miles north of Ainsworth, NE; 143 miles south of Pierre, SD; and 263 miles west of Omaha, NE.

$1,850,000

712.75 Acres

Springview, Nebraska, 68778

Discover the perfect weekend getaway at Dry Creek Retreat and Cabin, an expansive 712.75 +/- acre property designed for a variety of outdoor activities. This unique investment opportunity caters to families and friends alike, offering numerous avenues for recreation, including hunting, ATV and UTV riding, camping, and the simple pleasure of immersing yourself in the beauty of nature.Land This sprawling 712.75 +/- acre property offers excellent access off US Highway 183. With multiple trails crisscrossing the land, navigating the area is simple and convenient. The sellers have enhanced the property by clearing out unwanted volunteer cedars and managing weeds, resulting in a clean and appealing landscape.For buyers interested in a smaller parcel, the seller is offering the southern 320 acres, which will be surveyed, for $800,000. Please Note:  The presence of an easement that traverses the center of the property, following the existing trail road. Improvements Originally built in 1980, the two-bedroom, one-bath cabin is gracefully situated on a hillside overlooking a canyon draw, offering stunning views and old-fashioned charm.  The cozy interior features a wood stove that serves as the main heat source, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for relaxing evenings after a day filled with adventure.Recent upgrades include the introduction of electricity in 2023 and a complete overhaul of the well and pressure tank in 2024, ensuring modern comforts while maintaining the cabin’s rustic appeal.Please Note:  There is a lease agreement in place for the cabin.  Additional documentation to be provided upon request.  Recreation Nestled in a picturesque landscape, Dry Creek Retreat stretches across magnificent terrain filled with ponderosa pines, enchanting canyon draws, and abundant wildlife, including deer, turkey, elk, and mountain lions.  With two year-round live water sources flowing through the property, including Dry Creek itself, you’ll have the perfect backdrop for all your recreational activities.  The generous open areas of native grass are ideal for snowmobiling and other motorized adventures.Agriculture The property is not only a recreational haven but also presents agricultural opportunities.  In 2024, it successfully supported 125 yearlings averaging 850 pounds from May 15th to September 15th.  The seller intends to graze 140 dry cows for approximately 90 days during the 2025 growing season, offering additional income potential.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All owned convey!Region & Climate Springview, NE has a typical Midwestern climate with warm summers and cold winters.  Average temperatures range from the upper 20s to the lower 80s in the summer months.  The winter season brings cold temperatures, with average lows dipping into the teens and single digits during the colder months.  Snowfall is common, usually occurring between November and April, with an average of 25 inches annually. Springtime in Springview sees mild temperatures and blooming flowers, while autumn brings crisp air and colorful leaves on the trees.  Overall, this small town provides residents with four distinct seasons and plenty of opportunity to enjoy outdoor activities year-round.Springview, Nebraska gets 24 inches of rain, on average, per year. The US average is 38 inches of rain per year.Springview averages 38 inches of snow per year. The US average is 28 inches of snow per year.On average, there are 230 sunny days per year in Springview. The US average is 205 sunny days.Location Accessibility is a significant advantage of this property.  US Highway 183 runs along the western boundary, ensuring easy travel to and from your retreat.  The village of Springview, NE, located just 3 miles to the north, provides convenient access to local amenities, making it an ideal base for your outdoor excursions.

$1,400,000

451.8 Acres

Martin, South Dakota, 57551

Bennet County Home and Acreage offers a unique opportunity in Bennett County, South Dakota. Conveniently situated along US Highway 73, this property is just five miles south of Martin. It encompasses approximately 451.8 +/- deeded acres, with an established old farmstead located in the northeast corner. This expansive property presents potential for various agricultural, residential, or development uses, making it highly desirable!Land Discover the Bennett County Farm and Acreage, a versatile and well-maintained property spanning approximately 451.8 total acres, with 434.77 acres actively farmed according to FSA records. This expansive farm features a sturdy 96′ x 40′ pole barn equipped with half concrete floors and utilities, providing ample space for equipment and storage.The charming two-story farmhouse offers 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, complemented by additional nonconforming bedrooms—perfect for family or guest accommodations. The residence has been thoughtfully maintained and is move-in ready, making it an ideal place to call home.Enhancing the property’s functionality are two wells, a small storage shed for added convenience, and a concrete pad with electrical hookups, ready to accommodate a new grain bin. The established shelter belt provides natural windbreaks and privacy, while good gravel road access ensures easy transportation and connectivity.Located just a short distance from Martin, SD, this property offers convenient access to local amenities and services. Whether you’re looking for a productive farm operation or a comfortable country residence, the Bennett County Farm and Acreage presents a fantastic opportunity.Farmland FSA Information:Wheat- 424.9 Base Acres; 32 PLC YieldSunflowers- 9.87 Base Acres; 1767 PLC YieldWater/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All Owned Convey!Region & Climate Martin, SD’s climate is characterized by cold, dry winters, warm and semi-humid summers, and variable conditions during spring and fall. The potential for all types of precipitation, including hail, is a significant factor in the region’s weather patterns. Average annual rainfall is around 20.68 inches, average annual snowfall is around 48.4 inches, and average monthly temperatures range from a low of12.7°F in January to a high of around 88°F. Location This property is located: 6 miles south of Martin, SD,; 45 miles west of Rosebud, SD; and 98 miles southeast of Rapid City, SD

$549,000

69.81 Acres

Springview, Nebraska, 68778

This 69.81-acre property along the scenic Niobrara River, offers a mix of natural beauty, outdoor recreation, and peaceful seclusion. Easily accessible from US Highway 183, it features mature trees, sandbars, and dense cover ideal for abundant wildlife, including deer, turkey, elk, and waterfowl. Perfect for hunting, nature watching, or family getaways, the land provides a serene setting for unforgettable moments in the Niobrara River Valley!Land Nestled along the breathtaking Niobrara River in northern Brown County, Nebraska, this exceptional 69.81-acre property offers a rare blend of natural beauty, outdoor recreation, and unmatched tranquility. Conveniently located just off US Highway 183, the land provides easy access while still feeling like a secluded riverside retreat.The landscape is rich with mature hardwood trees, expansive sandbars, and dense brush thickets—ideal cover for the area’s thriving wildlife population. Whether you’re an avid hunter or a nature enthusiast, you’ll appreciate the abundance of whitetail deer, turkey, and even elk that frequent the property. The Niobrara is also well known for prime waterfowl hunting, making this a true four-season sportsman’s paradise.Beyond the hunt, this property is perfect for creating lifelong memories with family and friends. Picture a crisp fall morning filled with successful hunts, followed by afternoons of laughter as kids and dogs explore the riverbanks. As the sun sets, gather around a campfire under the open Nebraska sky and take in panoramic views that showcase the raw, untouched beauty of the Niobrara River Valley.Whether you’re seeking a private hunting retreat, a weekend getaway, or a place to host unforgettable family gatherings, this slice of riverfront heaven offers it all.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All owned convey!Location This property is located six miles south of Springview, NE; 14 miles northeast of Ainsworth, NE; and 59 miles northwest of O’Neill, NE.

$230,000

161.12 Acres

Gordon, Nebraska, 69343

Great opportunity to own a productive dryland quarter in Sheridan County, NE. This well-laying quarter offers easy access, great production, and would make a great addition to any operation. Land Consisting of 161.12 +/- deeded acres, this is your chance to own a productive, well-laying dryland quarter near Gordon, Nebraska. The farmland is easily accessible from both the east and south sides via a county road, making it ideal for operational efficiency.Whether you’re looking to expand your existing operation or invest in quality agricultural land, this property is a solid addition with proven productivity and accessibility.Agriculture Hay Production History:2025: 221 bales of oat hay, weighing approximately 1,500–1,600 lbs each2024: 244 bales of millet hay, averaging around 1,600 lbs eachRegion & Climate Gordon, Nebraska gets 18 inches of rain, on average, per year; 39 inches of snow on average per year; and 227 sunny days on average per year.Location The property is located 8 miles northwest of Gordon, NE; 9 miles northeast of Rushville, NE; and 32 miles east of Chadron, NE;

$1,060,000

755.9 Acres

Arnold, Nebraska, 69120

Located in the heart of Nebraska cattle country, this 755.90± acre tract of grassland in northern Custer County offers a rare opportunity to acquire quality grazing land. With reliable water sources, thriving forage, and a rare location, this property is ready to go to work for your operation.Land Downing County Line Rangeland, consisting of 755.90± deeded acres of productive grassland located north of Arnold, NE.  This well-maintained tract offers a strong foundation for any livestock operation or ag investment portfolio.The property features three reliable water sources for livestock, including two windmills and a solar well that was newly installed around three years ago, ensuring consistent access to water throughout the grazing season.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All owned convey!General Operations Summer grazing lease in place for the 2025 grazing season, with the property set to run 108 yearling heifers from June 1, 2025, through November 1, 2025.Region & Climate Arnold, Nebraska gets 24 inches of rain and 31 inches of snow, on average, per year.Location This property is located 14 miles north of Arnold, NE; 15 miles southwest of Dunning, NE; 19.5 miles west of Anselmo, NE; and 35 miles northwest of Broken Bow, NE.

$800,000

320 Acres

Springview, Nebraska, 67887

Escape to Dry Creek Retreat South 320 in Springview, NE! Spanning approximatley 320 +/- acres with hunting, ATV/UTV trails, camping, and abundant wildlife. This property features food plots, year-round water sources, and easy access via US Hwy 183. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and offers great recreational potential.Land This sprawling 320 +/- acre property offers excellent access off US Highway 183. With multiple trails crisscrossing the land, navigating the area is simple and convenient. The sellers have enhanced the property by clearing out unwanted volunteer cedars, managing weeds, cut trails, and have planted recent food plots creating a tasty treat for the local wildlife.Exact acres to be determine via survey, prior to closing.Please Note:  The presence of an easement that traverses the center of the property, following the existing trail road. Recreation Nestled in a picturesque landscape, Dry Creek Retreat stretches across magnificent terrain filled with ponderosa pines, enchanting canyon draws, and abundant wildlife, including deer, turkey, elk, and mountain lions.  With two year-round live water sources flowing through the property, including Dry Creek itself, you’ll have the perfect backdrop for all your recreational activities.  The generous open areas of native grass are ideal for snowmobiling and other motorized adventures.Agriculture This property is owner rated to run approximately 35 cow/calf pair during a 5 month growing season, offering additional income potential.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All owned convey!Region & Climate Springview, NE has a typical Midwestern climate with warm summers and cold winters.  Average temperatures range from the upper 20s to the lower 80s in the summer months.  The winter season brings cold temperatures, with average lows dipping into the teens and single digits during the colder months.  Snowfall is common, usually occurring between November and April, with an average of 25 inches annually. Springtime in Springview sees mild temperatures and blooming flowers, while autumn brings crisp air and colorful leaves on the trees.  Overall, this small town provides residents with four distinct seasons and plenty of opportunity to enjoy outdoor activities year-round.Springview, Nebraska gets 24 inches of rain, on average, per year. The US average is 38 inches of rain per year.Springview averages 38 inches of snow per year. The US average is 28 inches of snow per year.On average, there are 230 sunny days per year in Springview. The US average is 205 sunny days.Location Accessibility is a significant advantage of this property.  US Highway 183 runs along the western boundary, ensuring easy travel to and from your retreat.  The village of Springview, NE, located just 3 miles to the north, provides convenient access to local amenities, making it an ideal base for your outdoor excursions.

$5,995,000

1,177.28 Acres

Broken Bow, Nebraska, 68822

Cain Ranch is a highly efficient, turnkey cattle operation featuring approximately 1,058 ± deeded acres plus 118.65 leased acres, located just off Highway 2 on the edge of Broken Bow, Nebraska. With center pivot irrigation, deep-rooted native grasses, and well-developed infrastructure, this is a rare opportunity to own a high-capacity, self-sustaining ranch in a prime location.Land Cain Ranch is a carefully planned and expertly managed cattle ranch that combines the strength of native range with the efficiency of modern irrigation systems. The ranch consists of approximately 1,058 deeded acres and includes an additional 118.65 acres of leased dryland school property.  Its unique setup has allowed the operation to support anywhere from 800-900 head of livestock in the past—with a typical grazing season lasting up to six or seven months, weather permitting.  The productivity of the land is significantly enhanced by rotational grazing, center pivot irrigation, and sustainable land practices that have preserved the deep-rooted native grasses across much of the ranch.The land is broken down into several types, including roughly 500 acres of center pivot irrigated native range, 295 acres of dry grassland, 240 acres of pivot-irrigated cropland, and 22 acres of dryland cropland.  Most of the range remains untiled, preserving the integrity of native grasses with root systems extending over eight feet deep.  This results in multiple seasonal grass blooms and resilient forage quality throughout the growing season.Improvements A key feature of the Cain Ranch is its irrigation system, which includes six center pivots ranging from five to twelve towers. These pivots are equipped with turf tires to reduce soil impact and “lie-down” fence crossings that allow each pivot to water multiple paddocks. Approximately 740 acres are under irrigation, supported by three irrigation wells and powered by an electric system with diesel backup for load control. The pivots are outfitted with FieldNET technology, providing remote monitoring and operation capabilities. Above-ground irrigation pipe spans miles across the property, further enhancing water distribution efficiency.The ranch is fenced and cross-fenced into approximately 25 paddocks, each supported by a combination of high tensile  and barbed wire fencing, solid gates, and water infrastructure that includes 14 tanks and two large “water wheel” stations. This rotational system promotes pasture health, better weight gain, and easier herd management.The working facilities are equally robust. A 50-by-130-foot metal building serves multiple functions including equipment and supply storage, a workshop, a tack room, and a bunkhouse with a bathroom and small kitchenette. Inside, the building features an alleyway for working cattle, dedicated calf areas, a hay loft, and a warm room. Additional exterior facilities include a feed mixing area, calving and backgrounding zones, and dedicated areas for winter feeding. The property also includes sorting pens, a loading/unloading chute, and ample space for trucks and trailers.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All owned conveyRegion & Climate Broken Bow, NE enjoys a humid continental climate with warm summers and cold winters. The average high temperatures in July range from the mid-80s to the low 90s, while average lows in January range from the mid-teens to the low single digits. Precipitation is generally spread throughout the year, with an average of around 30 inches per year. Snowfall usually starts in November and continues through March. Winters are generally mild but can be cold and snowy if a cold front moves into the region. In general, Broken Bow has mild conditions that make it enjoyable throughout all seasons.Broken Bow, Nebraska gets 24 inches of rain, on average, per year. The US average is 38 inches of rain per year.Broken Bow averages 28 inches of snow per year. The US average is 28 inches of snow per year.On average, there are 226 sunny days per year in Broken Bow. The US average is 205 sunny days.Broken Bow gets some kind of precipitation, on average, 70 days per year.Location Located right on the edge of town with direct access to Highway 2, Cain Ranch enjoys convenient proximity to feedlots, livestock sale barns, equipment suppliers, and services such as welding, irrigation repair, and ag supply. This ideal location supports both the operational and logistical needs of a full-scale cattle enterprise.

137.1 Acres

Broken Bow, Nebraska, 68822

ONLINE AUCTION - October 28-29, 2025. Neth's Canyon View Getaway features a stunning mix of open pasture, wooded draws, and dramatic canyon views along the picturesque Ryno Road in Custer County, NE. This unique property offers endless recreational potential and a peaceful setting for those seeking a true Nebraska escape.Land Neth’s Canyon View Getaway is a scenic 137.10 +/- acre property nestled in the heart of Custer County, Nebraska.  Located along the well-known Ryno Road, this unique parcel offers a mix of productivity, natural beauty, and recreational appeal.The property features some of the county’s most productive grassland, ideal for livestock grazing.  Rugged canyon views, wooded draws, and open pastures create a stunning landscape with excellent opportunities for outdoor recreation — whether it’s hiking, hunting, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet of Nebraska’s wide-open spaces.A reliable electric well is located on the southern portion of the property, supplying water to two tanks and a hydrant for convenient livestock watering.  Surrounding the water sources is a set of older corrals that provide a functional setup for gathering and working cattle when needed.The exterior fencing is in good to average condition, while several interior cross fences are already in place. With some attention and repairs by the new owner, the interior fencing could support an excellent rotational grazing system, maximizing pasture efficiency and land management.Whether you’re seeking a productive piece of Nebraska ranchland or a beautiful recreational retreat, Neth’s Canyon View Getaway offers a rare combination of both — all in one exceptional property.Recreation Custer County, NE is known for its consistently high deer and turkey success ratios, with good mule deer and white-tail deer hunting throughout the area.  Dove numbers offer excellent early shooting with the season opening in early September.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All owned convey!General Operations Summer grazing lease in place for the 2025 grazing season, with the property currently running 25 pair for a five month grazing season.Region & Climate Broken Bow, Nebraska, is located in a transition zone between eastern Nebraska’s humid continental climate and western Nebraska’s semi-arid climate, characterized by wide seasonal temperature swings, experiencing warm summers and cold winters. As the largest town in Custer County, it serves as a regional hub, with its climate featuring significant temperature variations, potentially including snowfall, and also subject to the spring and summer thunderstorms and tornadoes common to the state.Location The property is located: 9.5 miles southwest of Broken Bow, NE,; 11 miles north of Octonto, NE; 10 miles east of Callaway, NE; and 55 miles northwest of Kearney, NE.

$187,900

18.79 Acres

Chadron, Nebraska, 69337

Located just five miles east of Chadron, Nebraska, along US Highway 20, this stunning 18.79-acre property offers the perfect combination of breathtaking views, diverse terrain, and convenient access.Land This property presents an exceptional opportunity for those looking to enjoy a peaceful, rural lifestyle with abundant outdoor activities. Featuring tree-covered draws, productive grasslands, and farmland, there’s plenty of space to raise animals, grow your own feed, or even subdivide for additional development potential.Key Features:Spacious Acreage: 18.79 +/- acres of versatile land, ideal for rural living, farming, or development.Fenced & Cross-Fenced: The land is divided into two small paddocks, perfect for livestock or future expansion.Utilities: One well and electricity are already in place, simplifying your building or farming plans.Prime Farmland & Wildlife Habitat: The productive grasslands and farmland are a major attraction, especially as they are located directly across the road from the Bordeaux Wildlife Management Area—a 1,915-acre haven for wildlife. This WMA is one of Nebraska’s newest, offering excellent opportunities for birdwatching, hunting, and outdoor recreation.Scenic Beauty: Surrounded by what some call the “Tetons of Nebraska,” featuring tree-covered draws, productive native grasslands, and farmland.Outdoor Opportunities: Plenty of space to run animals, produce your own feed, or enjoy outdoor recreation in a stunning natural setting. Offering immediate functionality for residential or agricultural use. The acreage includes partially wooded areas that provide privacy, natural beauty,Development Potential: Consider splitting the land into additional lots or creating a private retreat in this peaceful setting.Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to own a beautiful piece of Nebraska’s landscape. Whether you’re looking to build your dream home, start a farm, or develop the land further, this property offers endless possibilities.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All owned convey!Region & Climate Chadron, NE has a semi-arid climate with cold winters and hot summers. During the winter months the average temperature is 32 degrees Fahrenheit with a low of 12 and high of 57. In the summer months the average temperature is 79 degrees Fahrenheit with a low of 52 and high of 105. Precipitation is typically moderate throughout the year, with an average of 19 inches annually.Chadron, Nebraska gets 19 inches of rain, on average, per year, averages 46 inches of snow per year.  The US average is 28 inches of snow per year.On average, there are 229 sunny days per year in Chadron. The US average is 205 sunny days.Location Chadron, the county seat of Dawes County, is located in Northwestern Nebraska. Served by U.S. Highways 20 and 385, Chadron is 110 miles south of Rapid City, South Dakota; 300 miles northeast of Denver, Colorado; and 450 miles northwest of Omaha, Nebraska.