9.78+/- Acre Build Site in Palmer, Nebraska

Looking for the perfect place to put down roots? This 9.75+/- acre parcel on the edge of the quiet, friendly town of Palmer, Nebraska, offers the ideal setting to build your dream home. With open space, peaceful surroundings, and small-town charm, it's a rare opportunity to enjoy country living without sacrificing convenience. Improvements This property features an established well, providing a convenient head start for your building plans. A charming small barn is also on site, ideal for storage or future upgrades. Whether you're dreaming of cultivating a garden or simply soaking in the expansive skies and fresh country air, this land offers the perfect canvas for your vision. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All appurtenant water/mineral rights associated with this property will transfer to the Buyer at Closing. Region & Climate Weather Highlights Summer High: Average 88 degrees Winter Low: 37 degrees Rain: Average 27 inches annually Snow: 23 inches annually History Nestled in the heart of central Nebraska, Palmer is a small town with a rich heritage and a strong sense of community. Founded in 1883 along the St. Joseph and Grand Island Railway, Palmer was named after one of the railroad's officials, marking its early roots in the expansion of the American Midwest. Palmer quickly grew into a vibrant agricultural hub, with generations of families working the fertile lands of Merrick County. The town's history is woven with stories of hard work, resilience, and neighborly pridevalues that continue to define it today. Though small in population, Palmer offers the charm and serenity of rural life without sacrificing modern amenities. The community boasts a well-regarded school system, locally owned businesses, and an array of community events that bring residents together throughout the year. Whether you're drawn to its quiet streets, its scenic landscapes, or its deeply rooted history, Palmer represents an opportunity to enjoy a peaceful, connected lifestyle in the heart of Nebraska.