New $420,000 · 56± Acres

Appanoose County

Tillable Farmland, Pasture, With Building Sites And Hunting

TBD Hwy J3T Unionville, IA 52594

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Description

Located along the southeast edge of Unionville in Eastern Appanoose County, Iowa, this property offers a combination of tillable acreage, pasture, potential building sites, and recreational opportunities. The farm is conveniently situated near the intersection of two major highways, providing excellent access to surrounding communities and the area's highway system. The property is approximately 10 miles from Moulton, 13 miles from Blakesburg, 15 miles from Centerville, and less than 90 miles from the Des Moines area.

The property includes approximately 34 acres of tillable farmland being farmed in a corn and bean rotation, along with an additional 18 acres currently used for hay production. The remaining acreage consists of timbered draws and a pond. The tillable ground offers convenient access along the northeast side of the property, while the hay ground has separate access from the west highway. The open ground is relatively level with enough roll to provide good drainage, and the waterways have been well maintained. The majority of the hay ground is located south of the creek in one solid block, making it convenient for mowing and baling. Additional hay acres are being cut around the field edges and in the waterways.

The farm carries an average CSR2 rating of 41.5 across the open ground.

With highway frontage on two sides, this property also offers multiple potential building site locations. Whether you're looking to build a home off the hard-surfaced road, establish a small acreage and homestead, or invest in Southern Iowa land, the property's location and layout provide several possibilities to consider.

For those interested in hunting and recreation, the property offers additional opportunities in an established whitetail neighborhood. The timbered draws provide cover and a travel corridor, while the surrounding agricultural ground provides a food source for local deer. These features create opportunities to observe wildlife and potentially hunt the timber during the fall, particularly during the rut. Tucked among the cedars, a pond measuring just over half an acre provides an additional water source for wildlife.

With a combination of agricultural use, hay production, potential building sites, and recreational appeal, this Eastern Appanoose County property offers several ways to put Southern Iowa land to use. If you're looking for an investment property with a mix of income-producing ground and recreational potential, this farm is worth a closer look.

Disclaimer: There is an access easement along the east side for the neighbor to the south and also for Rathbun Regional Water Association to access the lagoons.

For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Harlan "Hersh" Smith with the Southeast Iowa Land Team at 641-931-6884.


Summary

Address

TBD Hwy J3T

Unionville, IA 52594

Appanoose County

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Approximate Distances

10 mi Moulton
13 mi Blakesburg
15 mi Centerville
90 mi Des Moines

Property

Property Type
Farms, Recreational Land, Hunting Land
Road Frontage
County Road, Township Road
Road Surface
Pavement, Blacktop/Asphalt
Fencing
Partial, Low

Land Details

Pasture

Timber

Tillable

Enrolled in Government Program

Grass

Hay

Open

Pond

Utilities

water
Nearby
electric
Nearby
internet
Nearby

Improvements/Features

Big Game, Small Game


Details

  • 34 tillable acres with an additional 18 acres currently used for hay production
  • 41.5 Average CSR2 rating across the open ground
  • Multiple potential building sites with highway frontage on two sides
  • Separate access to the tillable ground and hay acreage
  • Timbered draws provide wildlife cover and hunting opportunities
  • Half-acre-plus pond providing a water source for wildlife
  • 10 miles to Moulton
  • 13 miles to Blakesburg
  • 15 miles to Centerville
  • 90 miles to Des Moines area

Other

Coordinates

40.8154, -92.6911

Annual Taxes

$690

Harlan "Hersh" Smith

Ben Harshyne

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