1461 110th St

Plainfield, IA 50666

High Point Land Company is honored to present an exceptional opportunity to purchase an 81+/- acre property in picturesque Bremer County, Iowa, offering a harmonious blend of productive farmland, serene timberland, and comfortable rural living. This property features 32.74+/- acres of FSA Certified cropland which is currently in production and is primarily made up of the soils of Readlyn Silt loam and Kenyon Loam. Boasting an astounding CSR2 of 90.5, this cropland makes it perfect for your agricultural ventures and is ideal for both seasoned farmers and newcomers to agricultural. In addition to the cropland, you'll find approximately 46+/- acres of lush timber, providing a peaceful retreat for nature enthusiasts and a haven for wildlife. Whether you're interested in hunting, hiking, or simply enjoying the beauty of the outdoors, this timberland is a treasure. Nestled within this expansive property is a charming 1,719 square foot house that is situated on a 2+/- acre building site. The residence offers a comfortable and inviting living space and provides ample room for your family. With scenic views of the surrounding land, you'll experience the perfect bland of rural tranquility and convenient living. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a diverse and productive piece of land in Bremer County, IA. Whether you're looking to expand your farming operations, enjoy outdoor recreation, or settle into a peaceful rural home, this property has it all. For more information, please contact Iowa Land Specialists Noah Hopp or Nick Hopp. Property Address: 1461 110th St, Plainfield, IA 50666 Property Features: -Located in Bremer County, IA -Section 2 - Polk Township -32.74+/- Acres Tillable -90.5 CSR2 -46.36+/- Timber Acres -Forest Reserve Exemption -1719 Sqft House -Rural living

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