Steele County, Minnesota Land For Sale (10 results)

AUCTION LOCATION LandProz website or In-Person at AuctionCast Studios: 1800 Roscoe Avenue, Zumbrota, MN 55992 OPEN HOUSE DATES & TIMES Saturday August 16, 2025 from 11:00AM-2:00PM Saturday August 30, 2025 from 11:00AM-2:00PM Tuesday September 9, 2025 from 3:00PM-6:00PM Property Address: 10377 SE 44th Ave, Blooming Prairie, MN 55917 PROPERTY DESCRIPTION LandProz is pleased to present the Nelson Auction in Steele County, MN. This farmland, home, building site, and swine facilities will be offered to the public to bid their price via LandProz AuctionCast on the LandProz website. Please contact LandProz Agent Kelly Bolin at 651-380-2857 or LandProz Broker Brian Haugen at 507-208-0791 for more information regarding this auction. TRACT 1 This exceptional property offers 38 +/- deeded acres, featuring 30.29 +/- tillable acres per the FSA with a solid CPI of 81.1. Strategically equipped with drain tile and a lift pump, the land is well-prepared for efficient water management. The residential centerpiece is a well-maintained 1,660 sq. ft. modular home built in 2012, boasting 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths on the main floor, and a bath in the partially finished basement with impressive 9 ceilings. The cozy interior includes a 200-amp gas fireplace, and lifestyle extras such as a hot tub, sauna, and pool tableall included with the home. The LP tank is owned and remains with the property. Outbuildings are thoughtfully designed for functionality and versatility, starting with a 30x56x16 insulated shop featuring in-floor cement heat, 1.5 closed-cell spray foam insulation, and an 18 wide by 14 high overhead door. Attached is a 16x24 fully insulated and heated officeperfect for agri-business or home-based work. Additional buildings include a 30x64 and a 20x40 pole building, both with unfinished cement floors, and an 18x40 cattle shed with water serviceproviding ample infrastructure for a variety of farming or hobby livestock operations. A shared well with the nearby swine nursery supports the water needs of the property. Whether you're looking for productive farmland, a well-appointed rural home, or a turnkey setup for agricultural business, this unique property offers a rare and valuable combination of features. 38 +/- Deeded Acres [subject to survey and split] 30.29 +/- Tillable Acres according to the FSA CPI of 81.1 Drain tile and a lift pump 1660 sq. ft. Modular Home built in 2012 Partial finished basement with 9 ceilings 3 Bed/2 Full Bath 3/4 Bath in basement 200-amp gas fireplace Hot tub, pool table, and sauna stay with home LP tank owned and stays with home 30x56x16 Shop with 18 wide and 14 high overhead door Cement in floor heat with spray foam 1.5 closed cell Additional office 16x24 fully heated insulated 30x64' Pole building cement not finished 20x40' Pole building cement not finished 18x40' Cattle shed with water Shared Well with Swine Nursery Real Estate Taxes: TBD by County Assessor after splits TRACT 2 This 40 +/- deeded acre parcel offers an outstanding agricultural opportunity, featuring approximately 38.63 +/- tillable acres as reported by the FSA. With a strong CPI of 77.3, the land is comprised of highly productive Webster, Glencoe, and Hayden silt loam soilsknown for their excellent yield potential. The farm has a proven history of soil health and fertility, supported by consistent annual applications of hog manure. Some existing drain tile further enhances drainage and field performance. Whether youre expanding your current operation or investing in quality farmland, this well-maintained, high-producing tract is ready to deliver reliable results year after year. 40 +/- Deeded Acres 38.63 +/- Tillable Acres according to the FSA CPI of 77.3 Some drain tile in place Highly Productive Webster, Glencoe and Hayden silt loams History of strong fertility with annual hog manure applications Real Estate Taxes: $1,002 TRACT 3 This 23 +/- acre tract presents an excellent opportunity to own a highly productive piece of farmland in a desirable agricultural region. With 21.41 +/- tillable acres per the FSA and a CPI of 75.6, this parcel is composed of quality Webster, Glencoe, and Hayden silt loam soilsrecognized for their consistency and yield potential. Natural drainage supports field performance, while the land has benefited from a long-standing fertility program, including annual applications of hog manure. This tract offers both strong agronomic value and long-term productivity, making it a solid addition to any row crop operation or land investment portfolio. 23 +/- Deeded Acres [subject to survey and split] 21.41 +/- tillable acres according to the FSA CPI of 75.6 Natural drainage Highly Productive Webster, Glencoe and Hayden silt loams History of strong fertility with annual hog manure applications Real Estate Taxes: TBD by County Assessor after splits TRACT 4 This 33 +/- acre tract offers an excellent opportunity for investors or producers looking to acquire high-quality, income-producing farmland. According to the FSA, the parcel includes 31.96 +/- tillable acres and boasts a solid CPI of 77.3. The soils consist of highly productive Hayden and Canisteo silt loamsrenowned for their strong yield capabilities. Benefiting from natural drainage and a proven fertility program with consistent annual applications of hog manure, this tract is well-positioned for continued success in row crop production. Whether you're expanding an existing operation or seeking a long-term land investment, this property checks all the right boxes for productivity and performance. 33 +/- Deeded Acres [subject to survey and split] 31.96 +/- Tillable Acres according to the FSA CPI of 77.3 Natural drainage Highly Productive Hayden and Canisteo silt loams History of strong fertility with annual hog manure applications Real Estate Taxes: TBD by County Assessor after splits TRACT 5 This 18 +/- acre rural property offers an ideal setup for a hobby farm, livestock operation, or country living with ample infrastructure already in place. The site features a well-maintained 24x48 manufactured home built in 2013, offering 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. A new mound septic system was also installed in 2013, ensuring modern utility standards. The property includes a mix of pasture and functional outbuildings, making it well-suited for a variety of agricultural uses. Outbuildings include a spacious 34x90 dairy barn, a 28x48x16 pole barn with a gravel floor, a 28x36 machine shed with 10 sidewalls, a 16x24 chicken coop, a 16x36 loafing shed, and a 28x48 cattle shedproviding flexibility for livestock, equipment storage, or general farm use. Water is supplied via a shared well with the nearby swine finishing barn, offering dependable utility access. Whether you're looking to start or expand a small-scale farming operation or simply enjoy rural living with agricultural amenities, this well-equipped acreage delivers both value and versatility. 18 +/- Deeded Acres [subject to survey and split] Building Site with Pasture 2013 24x48 Manufactured home 3 Bed/2 Bath In 2013 a new mound system was put in 34x90 dairy barn 28x48x16 Pole barn with gravel floor 28x36 machine shed 10 sidewalls 16x24 chicken coop 16x36 loafing shed 28x48 cattle shed Shared well with swine finishing barn Real Estate Taxes: TBD by County Assessor after splits TRACT 6 This 20 +/- acre tract offers a strong combination of productivity and soil quality, featuring approximately 15.88 +/- tillable acres per the FSA and a CPI of 81.2. The land is comprised of highly productive Hayden and Canisteo silt loamssoils known for their excellent structure and yield performance. With natural drainage and a long-standing history of strong fertility supported by annual applications of hog manure, this parcel is well-positioned for continued agricultural success. Whether you're a producer looking to expand or an investor seeking high-quality farmland, this tract delivers proven performance and long-term value. 20 +/- Deeded Acres 15.88 +/- Tillable Acres according to the FSA CPI of 81.2 Natural drainage Highly Productive Hayden and Canisteo silt loams History of strong fertility with annual hog manure applications Real Estate Taxes: $562 TRACT 7 This 2 +/- acre site is home to a well-maintained, high-capacity swine nursery facility with a proven operational track record. Built in 2002, the 75x185 building offers a 4,260-head capacity and is equipped with a 9 deep pit and an 800,000-gallon manure storage systemproviding efficient waste management and nutrient capture. The facility features two rooms with a flexible pen configuration: 70-head pens or subdivided into 35-head pens, totaling 168 pens. FarmWeld poly flooring remains in excellent condition and is paired with FarmWeld feeders and Drinko Matic cup waterers to support optimal animal care and facility performance. Feed storage is ample and versatile with [3] 15-ton bins, [1] 7-ton bin, and [1] 5-ton bin. The site includes a Katolight generator for backup power, ensuring reliable operations during outages. Currently operating under an integrator contract with six annual turns, the facility also provides a value-added benefit: 200,000300,000 gallons of nutrient-rich manure are allocated to the new owner for land application, making this an attractive asset for crop producers as well. This turnkey facility is ready for continued production or integration into a larger livestock operation. 2 +/- Deeded Acres [subject to survey and split] 75x185' Swine Nursery Facility 4260 Head capacity Built in 2002 800,000 Gallon manure storage with 9 pit [3] 15 Ton feed bins [1] 5 Ton feed bin [1] 7 Ton feed bin 2 rooms with 70 head pen configuration or split down to 35 head with a total of 168 pens FarmWeld poly floors in excellent condition FarmWeld feeders Drinko Matic cup

Steele County private home acreage with tons of storage space! Located just 5 miles outside Owatonna, this 9 +/- acre property boasts a split-level home w/attached garage that has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a lower-level living room with built-in cabinetry next to an impressive stone fireplace. The 5 outbuildings total over 15,000 square feet of space and include a shop area, large sliding doors, abundant shelving, and two of these buildings have concrete flooring. There is also a nice 1.5 +/- acre field of tillable land part of this acreage currently being farmed with the adjacent land in a corn/soybean rotation. Located in close proximity to I35 and Highway 14 its an easy drive to the Twin Cities, Rochester, and Mankato. There is a right of first refusal on the property.

These 40 +/- deeded acres are nearly all tillable with a respectable soil rating of 73.8. 6.05 +/- acres are in CRP that expires 9/30/2032. Please contact LandProz Broker & Auctioneer Greg Jensen at 507-383-1067 for more information regarding this property. 40 +/- Deeded Acres 36.79 +/- Tillable Acres 6.05 +/- CRP Acres [expires 9/30/2032] CPI of 73.8 2022 Corn Yield: 163 Easy access off of 64th Avenue 4 Miles to Blooming Prairie, MN Real Estate taxes $1,698

Almost 4 acres of buildable land in Medford Minnesota! Listing agent Ryan Rich Moe is Licensed with National Realty Guild. NorthStar MLS #6448074 Medford, Minnesota, may be a small town, but its packed with charm and plenty of fun activities for residents and visitors alike. Located in southern Minnesota, Medford offers a blend of outdoor recreation, family-friendly attractions, and a welcoming community vibe. Here are some of the top things to do for fun in Medford, MN. 1. Enjoy the Great Outdoors Medford is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes that offer a range of outdoor activities for all ages. a. Straight River Park Straight River Park is one of the towns most popular outdoor spots. The park provides access to the Straight River, where visitors can fish, picnic, or simply relax by the water. Its a great place for families to spend a day outdoors, with open green spaces, playgrounds, and picnic areas that make it easy to enjoy a casual afternoon in nature. b. Hiking and Walking Trails For those who enjoy hiking, the area around Medford features several trails that offer scenic views of Minnesotas rolling landscapes. Straight River offers beautiful walking paths, especially during the fall when the changing leaves add a burst of color to the scenery. Local trails are suitable for all skill levels, making them perfect for families and solo adventurers alike. 2. Visit Community Parks and Recreational Facilities Medfords parks and recreational facilities provide a welcoming space for sports, games, and family gatherings. a. Medford City Park Medford City Park is a beloved community hub that offers a playground, picnic tables, basketball courts, and open spaces. Its a popular spot for community events, gatherings, and outdoor play. The park is also a great place for an afternoon picnic, a game of catch, or a peaceful walk. b. Ice Skating and Sledding in Winter When winter rolls around, Medford City Park transforms into a winter wonderland, with areas set aside for ice skating and sledding. The town sets up an ice rink each winter, making it a fun destination for families and friends to gather and enjoy traditional winter activities. 3. Check Out Medford Outlet Center Shopping enthusiasts can enjoy the Medford Outlet Center, a popular attraction that brings visitors from nearby areas. a. Discount Shopping at Major Retailers Medford Outlet Center offers a variety of stores featuring discounts on clothing, shoes, home goods, and more. With well-known brands available at bargain prices, its a fun spot for those looking to shop and save. The outlet center is a good place to browse for everything from apparel to holiday gifts, making it a must-stop for shopping enthusiasts. b. Local Shops and Dining Nearby The area around the Medford Outlet Center also has some charming local shops and dining options. Whether youre looking for a cozy caf, a family-friendly diner, or a unique gift shop, Medfords local businesses offer a range of options to round out a day of shopping. 4. Visit Local Farms and Seasonal Attractions The rural setting around Medford is ideal for visiting farms and experiencing Minnesotas agricultural traditions. a. Fall Corn Mazes and Pumpkin Patches During the fall, several local farms around Medford open their doors for seasonal attractions, such as corn mazes, hayrides, and pumpkin patches. These attractions provide family-friendly activities that celebrate the autumn harvest. From navigating a corn maze to picking the perfect pumpkin, these outings are a fun way to enjoy the fall season. b. Farmers Markets While Medford doesnt host a large farmers market, nearby towns such as Owatonna offer weekly markets during the summer months. These markets feature locally grown produce, homemade treats, and artisanal goods. Its a fantastic way to support local farmers and artisans while enjoying fresh, seasonal produce. 5. Explore Nearby Lakes and Water Activities The surrounding region offers several lakes and rivers, making it easy to find water-based activities near Medford. a. Fishing at Area Lakes The lakes near Medford offer excellent fishing opportunities, particularly for those looking to catch bass, panfish, and walleye. Many of the smaller, secluded lakes provide a peaceful atmosphere, allowing anglers to enjoy a relaxing day on the water. Bring your fishing gear and a picnic to make the most of a day on the lake. b. Boating and Kayaking Nearby lakes also offer options for boating, kayaking, and paddleboarding. Many of the lakes are open for recreational boating, making it easy to rent a kayak or canoe and explore the water. These activities provide a great way to experience the natural beauty of southern Minnesota. 6. Experience Community Events and Festivals Medford hosts a variety of community events and festivals throughout the year, which bring people together and showcase local culture. a. Straight River Days One of the biggest events in Medford is Straight River Days, a local festival that features a parade, live music, food vendors, and family-friendly activities. Held annually, this event brings the community together and provides entertainment for all ages. Its a fantastic opportunity to experience Medfords small-town charm and friendly community spirit. b. Holiday Celebrations Medford celebrates the holiday season with lights, decorations, and community gatherings. Many residents participate in lighting up their homes, and the town often hosts special events to mark the holidays. Its a festive time of year that brings the town together and spreads holiday cheer. 7. Dine at Local Restaurants and Cafes Medford has several local dining options that offer everything from casual meals to classic American fare. a. Family-Owned Diners and Cafes Medfords family-owned diners and cafes provide a cozy atmosphere and home-cooked meals. These local spots are known for their friendly service and comfort food, making them perfect for a relaxing meal with friends or family. Classic American dishes like burgers, sandwiches, and hearty breakfasts are popular choices in these eateries. b. Nearby Owatonnas Dining Scene For even more dining options, Medford is just a short drive from Owatonna, which offers a wider selection of restaurants, cafes, and breweries. From pizza places to Mexican and Asian cuisine, Owatonnas diverse dining scene provides plenty of options for food lovers looking for variety. 8. Discover Local Arts and Culture While Medford may be small, its close to cultural hubs that offer art, theater, and music. a. Owatonna Arts Center Just minutes away in Owatonna, the Owatonna Arts Center showcases local and regional art exhibitions, live music, and community events. This is a great place to experience the local art scene and support regional artists. The center frequently hosts events like art classes and concerts, providing opportunities for all ages to get involved in the arts. b. Little Theatre of Owatonna The Little Theatre of Owatonna is a community theater that puts on plays, musicals, and other performances throughout the year. Attending a show is a fun way to support local talent and enjoy a night of live entertainment. This volunteer-driven theater offers a range of productions, from family-friendly shows to classic dramas. 9. Golf and Outdoor Sports If youre interested in sports, Medford offers opportunities to stay active and enjoy friendly competition. a. Brooktree Golf Course in Owatonna Golf enthusiasts can visit Brooktree Golf Course, located just a short drive away in Owatonna. This 18-hole course offers a scenic setting and challenging play for golfers of all levels. Its a popular course for both locals and visitors, providing a relaxing way to spend the day outdoors. b. Youth Sports Programs Medford offers a variety of youth sports programs, including baseball, soccer, and basketball leagues. These programs foster a strong sense of community and provide children with an opportunity to stay active, learn teamwork, and make friends. Community sports events also bring families together and create a welcoming atmosphere for newcomers. Conclusion Whether youre looking to enjoy the outdoors, explore local culture, or take part in community events, Medford, Minnesota, offers plenty of options for fun and relaxation. From festivals and local parks to nearby shopping and dining, this small town has something for everyone. Its charming setting and close-knit community make it a great place to experience the beauty and friendliness of southern Minnesota.

Welcome to your slice of country living on 6.5 acres right next to town. This well-maintained 4-bedroom 2-bathroom home offers over 2,800 finished square feet and combines classic character with modern potential. The property features a spacious yard (422' x 670') lined with mature trees and ample room to expand or entertain. A standout highlight is the barn, which includes a functional workshop, and a converted hayloft turned play loft-perfect for creative adventures or family fun. Enjoy easy access to town with the serenity of rural life. Has another steel shed for ample storage for any toys you may want. As well as an old 1 room schoolhouse for additional storage or fun space.

Endless potential for the right buyer. 7 acre opportunity. This 7 acre property is a blank canvas waiting for someone with vision and some grit. Located on a peaceful tar road, the land is flat and offers 5 acres of tillable ground currently used as a hay field, plus a 2 acre building site. The existing home has been stripped down to the studs and is not livable in its current condition, renovate or tear down and start fresh. The property includes 4 pole buildings for storage, equipment or future use. Septic is compliant, saving you time and money on infrastructure. This is not a turn key property. it's a project, ideal for someone who isn't afraid to roll up their sleeves and put in the work. If you're looking peace, space to roam, and potential, this might be the one.

High traffic higher end commercial development. It is time to build your new commercial location.

Welcome to North Bluff Estates a neighborhood with sidewalks, a neighborhood park, walking distance to the walking trails, dining and a convenience store. Easy access to I-35, downtown Owatonna and the Hospital/Clinic.

Welcome to North Bluff Estates a neighborhood with sidewalks, a neighborhood park, walking distance to the walking trails, dining and a convenience store. Easy access to I-35, downtown Owatonna and the Hospital/Clinic.

Welcome to North Bluff Estates a neighborhood with sidewalks, a neighborhood park, walking distance to the walking trails, dining and a convenience store. Easy access to I-35, downtown Owatonna and the Hospital/Clinic.