Merrick County, Nebraska Land For Sale (11 results)

Investors, Builders and 1031 Exchange Buyers look closely at this investment opportunity! Fully Plotted complete lake community included with all lots fully engineered, graded to plans and subdivided for your opportunity to invest with return on investment. 61 +/- Acres subdivided into multiple lake lots and out lots. All the hard work has been completed including the HOA documents, county approvals and permits fully completed and are ready to subdivide or keep as your own private buildable lake property. This is a fantastic opportunity to invest and parcel out in multiple parcels for re-sale or keep as larger limited parcels. Take a close look at the ROI numbers upon request and you will not be disappointed! Property Management is in place as well if buyer so chooses. This Lake Community is Located only 1.5 miles from the thriving community of Central City, Nebraska and only a half a mile off the Platte River. Echo Hawk Lake is a fantastic waterfront lake property with a 35+/- acre fully stocked lake including soft sugar sand beaches and clear aquifer fed water. Perfectly located to enjoy the tranquil peace and outdoor lake life with abundant wildlife in the area. Whitetail deer pass through daily, while waterfowl are calling overhead and the occasional fish jumping out of the water makes this property seem far in the country but yet so conveniently located to town. The tall grass and trees maintain a less urban feel and gives the property a more secluded surrounding. Central City offers full amenities with a brand-new school addition and brand-new hospital both located only 1.5 miles from Echo Hawk Lake. All Lots have been fully graded and ready to build upon. Most all of the Lake lots are set up for walk-out style basements with a Lake view. Or if you are looking for your own private retreat to build on with excellent waterfowl hunting and fishing possibilities this could be utilized as a private lake as well. Don't miss out on the opportunity to have waterfront property with a full ingress and egress easement that includes direct access to the Platte River. Seller is a licensed real estate agent and has personal interest in all Lots, out lots and Lake.

Fantastic Waterfront Lake Lots and Out-Lots Located just outside of Central City Nebraska. Echo Hawk Lake is approximately a 35 acre fully stocked lake with soft sugar sand beaches and clear aquifer fed water. Echo Hawk Lake is Located very conveniently just south of Central City a mile and a half. Central City offers full amenities with a school and a brand new hospital located only 1.5 miles from Echo Hawk Lake. All Lots have been fully graded and ready build on. The Lake lots are set up for walk-out style basements with a Lake view. All Lots are very large one acre plus parcels that offer spacious living. Echo Hawk Lake is fully stocked and maintained for fishing and and family fun. There is boat ramp access and a commons area for use of all Lot owners. These properties are in an HOA and do require signed covenants but offer the added bonus of river access ingress and egress to the Platte River. The covenants will also allow for the ability to have a home and out building. Buyers are responsible for their own well, septic and electrical service from the supplied power. HOA fees are $720/annually. Boating is allowed but use of Jet Skis are prohibited. Don't miss out on the opportunity to have waterfront and Platte river ingress and egress within a short distance from full amenities that small town Central City Living has to offer!. Selling Broker has personal interest in all Lots and the Lake associated with Echo Hawk Lake Subdivision.

Fantastic Waterfront Lake Lots and Out-Lots Located just outside of Central City Nebraska. Echo Hawk Lake is approximately a 35 acre fully stocked lake with soft sugar sand beaches and clear aquifer fed water. Echo Hawk Lake is Located very conveniently just south of Central City a mile and a half. Central City offers full amenities with a school and a brand new hospital located only 1.5 miles from Echo Hawk Lake. All Lots have been fully graded and ready build on. The Lake lots are set up for walk-out style basements with a Lake view. All Lots are very large one acre plus parcels that offer spacious living. Echo Hawk Lake is fully stocked and maintained for fishing and and family fun. There is boat ramp access and a commons area for use of all Lot owners. These properties are in an HOA and do require signed covenants but offer the added bonus of river access ingress and egress to the Platte River. The covenants will also allow for the ability to have a home and out building. Buyers are responsible for their own well, septic and electrical service from the supplied power. HOA fees are $720/annually. Boating is allowed but use of Jet Skis are prohibited. Don't miss out on the opportunity to have waterfront and Platte river ingress and egress within a short distance from full amenities that small town Central City Living has to offer!. Selling Broker has personal interest in all Lots and the Lake associated with Echo Hawk Lake Subdivision.

Introducing the Platte River Paradise, 448.7 +/- acres located in Merrick County, Nebraska, nestled up next to the stunning Platte River! This unique piece of land not only provides a beautiful backdrop but also combines grazing potential with a recreational paradise, making it an ideal investment for those seeking both beauty and functionality. This prime river frontage property is perfect for a variety of uses. It consists of native grasses, ponds, sloughs, and timber along the river channels. Whether you envision running a thriving cattle operation or developing recreational activities, the possibilities are endless. This tract has been logged in the past ten years and approximately 394 +/- acres are enrolled in a Wetlands Reserve Program. There are enough acres outside the easement that a buyer could build a structure as well. The property includes seven cross-fenced cattle pastures, designed for intensive grazing. This setup not only optimizes land use but also promotes sustainable livestock management. Each pasture features a buried waterline, ensuring a reliable water source for your cattle, which can significantly enhance productivity. In addition to the opportunities to run cattle, this property offers an array of possibilities that cater to avid outdoorsmen! The Platte River is renowned for its world-class whitetail deer, waterfowl, and turkey hunting, and this property will not disappoint hunters. The native grasses act as a major bedding area for deer. This area has a history of growing big deer, housing lots of turkeys, and being a great flyway for ducks and geese. This property also allows you to explore and access the river by jeeping, air boating, or riding four-wheelers while having a "home base" and place to get in and out. One of the standout features of this property is the two bridges that provide reliable access across the river channels. Built to accommodate heavy equipment, these bridges ensure seamless movement throughout the land, enhancing its usability for agricultural and recreational purposes. Platte River ground is extremely rare and highly sought after. It's not very often that you have the opportunity to own a 448.7 +/- acre island. Whether you're an outdoorsman, a cattle rancher, or simply seeking a gorgeous escape, the Platte River Paradise property is a must-see! It is located 6 +/- miles from Central City, 18 +/- miles from Grand Island, 61 +/- miles from Kearney, 91 +/- miles from Lincoln and 121 +/- miles from Omaha. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Cael Lundstrom at (402) 764-0820 or Craig Lundstrom at (402) 366-8569 . Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only. Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of those property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.

Fantastic Waterfront Lake Lots and Out-Lots Located just outside of Central City Nebraska. Echo Hawk Lake is approximately a 35 acre fully stocked lake with soft sugar sand beaches and clear aquifer fed water. Echo Hawk Lake is Located very conveniently just south of Central City a mile and a half. Central City offers full amenities with a school and a brand new hospital located only 1.5 miles from Echo Hawk Lake. All Lots have been fully graded and ready build on. The Lake lots are set up for walk-out style basements with a Lake view. All Lots are very large one acre plus parcels that offer spacious living. Echo Hawk Lake is fully stocked and maintained for fishing and family fun. There is boat ramp access and a commons area for use of all Lot owners. These properties are in an HOA and do require signed covenants but offer the added bonus of river access ingress and egress to the Platte River. The covenants will also allow for the ability to have a home and out building. Buyers are responsible for their own well, septic and electrical service from the supplied power. HOA fees are $600/annually. Boating is allowed but use of Jet Skis are prohibited. Don't miss out on the opportunity to have waterfront and Platte river ingress and egress within a short distance from full amenities that small town Central City Living has to offer!. Selling Broker has personal interest in all Lots and the Lake associated with Echo Hawk Lake Subdivision.

Fantastic Waterfront Lake Lots and Out-Lots Located just outside of Central City Nebraska. Echo Hawk Lake is approximately a 35 acre fully stocked lake with soft sugar sand beaches and clear aquifer fed water. Echo Hawk Lake is Located very conveniently just south of Central City a mile and a half. Central City offers full amenities with a school and a brand new hospital located only 1.5 miles from Echo Hawk Lake. All Lots have been fully graded and ready build on. The Lake lots are set up for walk-out style basements with a Lake view. All Lots are very large one acre plus parcels that offer spacious living. Echo Hawk Lake is fully stocked and maintained for fishing and and family fun. There is boat ramp access and a commons area for use of all Lot owners. These properties are in an HOA and do require signed covenants but offer the added bonus of river access ingress and egress to the Platte River. The covenants will also allow for the ability to have a home and out building. Buyers are responsible for their own well, septic and electrical service from the supplied power. HOA fees are $720/annually. Boating is allowed but use of Jet Skis are prohibited. Don't miss out on the opportunity to have waterfront and Platte river ingress and egress within a short distance from full amenities that small town Central City Living has to offer!. Selling Broker has personal interest in all Lots and the Lake associated with Echo Hawk Lake Subdivision.

Live and Online at Ranchandfarmauctions.comAuction Date: 06/03/2026 Auction Time: 10:00 AM CTAuction Held At: Merrick County Youth & Ag Education Center, 1784 Fairgrounds Road, Central City, NE 68826 Entire Farm Description: Located just 2.5 miles east of Central City in Merrick County, Nebraska, this exceptional property presents a rare opportunity to build your dream rural home or expand your existing farm portfolio. One of the standout features is the 60x80 Cleary building, constructed in 2000, which sits on a solid concrete floorcurrently used for hay storage but versatile enough for equipment, workshop use, or additional storage needs. The property includes an established well, offering immediate utility for irrigation or residential development. Currently, it produces high-quality horse hay known for its top-tier quality and ability to fetch premium pricing in the market. With the current farming contract concluding after this years second cutting, a new owner will have the freedom to farm, lease, or develop as they see fit, starting next season. What truly sets this property apart is its unique flexibility. A new driveway will be installed at closing, and the buyer will have the rare opportunity to choose its location, allowing for personalized access and layout planning. Properties like this are seldom available in the area, combining strong agricultural potential with the convenience of proximity to Central City. The home is not included in the sale: only 45.66 acres of undeveloped ground and the Cleary building. Call the listing agent for more information.Well on-site, providing irrigated acresHay productionBuilding potential for future homesiteDeeded Acres: 45.66Soil Types: Lamo clay loam, Janude sandy loam, Novina sandy loam, Gibbon loam,Soil PI/NCCPI/CSR2: 63.8 NCCPICRP Acres/Payment: No CRPTaxes: $995.08 - 2025Lease Status: Open tenancy Possession: At closingSurvey Needed?: NoBrief Legal: Pt E SE S30 T14N R5W Merrick Co NEPIDs: Pt of 001488.00Lat/Lon: 41.15015, -97.92665Zip Code: 68826

Live and Online at Ranchandfarmauctions Auction Date: 06/03/2026 Auction Time: 10:00 AM CT Auction Held At: Merrick County Youth & Ag Education Center, 1784 Fairgrounds Road, Central City, NE 68826 Entire Farm Description: Located just 2.5 miles east of Central City in Merrick County, Nebraska, this exceptional property presents a rare opportunity to build your dream rural home or expand your existing farm portfolio. One of the standout features is the 60x80 Cleary building, constructed in 2000, which sits on a solid concrete floorcurrently used for hay storage but versatile enough for equipment, workshop use, or additional storage needs. The property includes an established well, offering immediate utility for irrigation or residential development. Currently, it produces high-quality horse hay known for its top-tier quality and ability to fetch premium pricing in the market. With the current farming contract concluding after this years second cutting, a new owner will have the freedom to farm, lease, or develop as they see fit, starting next season. What truly sets this property apart is its unique flexibility. A new driveway will be installed at closing, and the buyer will have the rare opportunity to choose its location, allowing for personalized access and layout planning. Properties like this are seldom available in the area, combining strong agricultural potential with the convenience of proximity to Central City. The home is not included in the sale: only 45.66 acres of undeveloped ground and the Cleary building. Call the listing agent for more information. Well on-site, providing irrigated acres Hay production Building potential for future homesite Deeded Acres: 45.66 Soil Types: Lamo clay loam, Janude sandy loam, Novina sandy loam, Gibbon loam, Soil PI/NCCPI/CSR2: 63.8 NCCPI CRP Acres/Payment: No CRP Taxes: $995.08 - 2025 Lease Status: Open tenancy Possession: At closing Survey Needed?: No Brief Legal: Pt E SE S30 T14N R5W Merrick Co NE PIDs: Pt of 001488.00 Lat/Lon: 41.15015, -97.92665 Zip Code: 68826

Total Listing Price: $2,723,150 Property Highlights * 275 total acres offered in two adjacent tracts in Merrick County, Nebraska * Turn-key irrigated farmland with extensive recent irrigation upgrades * Strong water supply supported by multiple irrigation wells across both tracts * Combination of center-pivot and limited gravity irrigation * Underground irrigation piping added to improve efficiency * Prairie Creek borders the south end of Tract 2, offering excellent wildlife and recreational value * Opportunity to purchase tracts individually or together as a single, expanded operation * Located in the Central Platte Natural Resources District * All mineral rights owned by the seller, if any, convey to the buyer Whether you are seeking to expand an established farming operation, consolidate irrigated acres, or invest in a well-maintained and productive Nebraska farm, this two-tract offering in Merrick County deserves careful consideration. These properties offer a rare combination of strong water resources, updated irrigation infrastructure, productive cropland, and recreational appeal. Tract 1 and Tract 2 are adjacent, allowing them to function seamlessly as a single unit, while also offering flexibility for buyers interested in individual tracts. Together, the farms total approximately 275 acres and are priced at $2,723,150. Each tract has been thoughtfully improved and maintained, with significant investment made into irrigation systems, wells, and underground infrastructure to ensure reliable performance and long-term productivity. Location and Area Overview The properties are located in Merrick County, Nebraska, an area known for its highly productive soils, abundant water resources, and strong agricultural economy. Farms in this region benefit from access to multiple grain markets, a skilled agricultural workforce, and a long history of successful irrigated crop production. Being situated within the Central Platte Natural Resources District provides additional confidence for buyers, as the district has a long-standing reputation for proactive water management and sustainable irrigation practices. This stability is an important consideration for operators and investors alike. The proximity of Prairie Creek along Tract 2 enhances not only the agricultural diversity of the property but also its recreational appeal, particularly for buyers interested in hunting and outdoor activities. Combined Acreage Summary * Total Acres Offered: 275 * Total Listing Price: $2,723,150 * Tracts can be purchased together or individually * Adjacent layout allows for efficient combined operation Tract 1 Overview Tract 1 consists of approximately 119.75 acres and is priced at $886,150. This tract is well-suited for high-efficiency irrigated crop production and features a modern center pivot with a corner arm, maximizing irrigated coverage. Legal Description Part of the Northeast Quarter of Section 3, Township 14 North, Range 7 West, Merrick County, Nebraska Acreage Breakdown for Tract 1 According to the county assessor, Tract 1 consists of 119.75 total acres, broken down as follows: * Total Acres: 119.75 * Irrigated Acres: 110.48 * Grassland Acres: 6.41 * Other Acres: 2.86 The high percentage of irrigated acres makes this tract particularly attractive for row crop production, while the small amount of grassland provides additional flexibility. Irrigation and Water Tract 1 Tract 1 is supported by an impressive total of five irrigation wells, providing redundancy and strong water availability. The wells include: * Well G-106167, drilled in 1983, rated at 400 gallons per minute * Well G-172737, drilled in 2014, rated at 150 gallons per minute, 38-foot pumping level, 40-foot well depth * Well G-106168, drilled in 1983, rated at 400 gallons per minute * Well G-013403, drilled in 1951, rated at 400 gallons per minute, 41-foot well depth * Well G-111017, drilled in 2001, rated at 475 gallons per minute, 35-foot pumping level, 41-foot well depth The tract includes a 2017 six-tower Valley center pivot equipped with a corner arm, allowing for efficient irrigation of irregular field corners and maximizing productive acres. Tract 1 is located in the Central Platte NRD and has 111.32 certified irrigated acres. Soils and Productivity Tract 1 The soils across Tract 1 are well-suited for irrigated crop production and have supported consistent yields historically. With modern irrigation equipment and a reliable water supply, the tract is positioned to perform well under a variety of crop rotations and management strategies. Property Taxes Tract 1 The 2025 property taxes for Tract 1 are $4,658.90, which is consistent with similar irrigated farmland in the area. FSA Information Tract 1 The FSA information associated with this tract reflects strong base acres and yields, supporting long-term program participation and income stability: * Total Cropland Acres: 343.58 * Corn: 292.53 base acres with a 117 PLC yield * Soybeans: 31.41 base acres with a 42 PLC yield * Total Base Acres: 323.94 Tract 2 Overview Tract 2 is the larger of the two offerings, consisting of approximately 255.14 acres and priced at $1,837,000. This tract offers a diverse mix of irrigated cropland, limited dryland acres, grassland, and recreational features, including Prairie Creek along its southern boundary. Legal Description Part of the Southwest Quarter of Section 35, Township 15 North, Range 7 West, and part of the North Half of the Northwest Quarter and North Half of the Southwest Quarter, less 2.5 acres, of Section 2, Township 14 North, Range 7 West, Merrick County, Nebraska Acreage Breakdown for Tract 2 According to the county assessor, Tract 2 consists of 255.14 total acres, broken down as follows: * Total Acres: 255.14 * Irrigated Acres: 206.04 * Dryland Acres: 10.08 * Grassland Acres: 36.27 * Other Acres: 2.75 The combination of irrigated cropland and grassland provides both farming and recreational flexibility. Irrigation and Water Tract 2 Tract 2 is supported by seven irrigation wells, several of which have been serviced, pulled, and repaired in recent years. An additional well was installed to further enhance water reliability. The wells include: * Well G-076499A, drilled in 1993, rated at 75 gallons per minute * Well G-102181, drilled in 1999, rated at 400 gallons per minute, 29-foot pumping level, 39-foot well depth * Well G-104122, drilled in 1999, rated at 450 gallons per minute, 35-foot pumping level, 41-foot well depth * Well G-0764991, drilled in 1993, rated at 75 gallons per minute * Well G-101999, drilled in 1999, rated at 450 gallons per minute, 35-foot pumping level, 41-foot well depth * Well G-195527, drilled in 1922, rated at 400 gallons per minute, 33-foot pumping level, 40-foot well depth * Well G-102182, drilled in 1999, rated at 400 gallons per minute, 28-foot pumping level, 35-foot well depth The irrigation equipment on Tract 2 includes a seven-tower Valley center pivot with a corner arm, set up for 1,000 gallons per minute and installed approximately four years ago, as well as a 2013 six-tower Valley center pivot set up for 425 gallons per minute. Underground piping has been added to improve water delivery efficiency and streamline irrigation operations. Tract 2 is located in the Central Platte NRD and has 218.50 certified irrigated acres. Recreational and Wildlife Potential One of the standout features of Tract 2 is Prairie Creek, which borders the south end of the property. This natural corridor provides excellent wildlife habitat and contributes to strong trophy whitetail deer potential. The presence of year-round water, cover, and nearby food sources makes this tract appealing not only to farmers but also to buyers seeking recreational value. Property Taxes Tract 2 The 2025 property taxes for Tract 2 are $9,410.56. FSA Information Tract 2 The FSA information mirrors that of Tract 1, providing continuity and program benefits across the combined acreage: * Total Cropland Acres: 343.58 * Corn: 292.53 base acres with a 117 PLC yield * Soybeans: 31.41 base acres with a 42 PLC yield * Total Base Acres: 323.94 Mineral Rights All mineral rights owned by the seller, if any, will convey to the buyer at closing. Conclusion This 275 acre irrigated farm offering in Merrick County, Nebraska, represents a high-quality, turn-key opportunity with strong water resources, modern irrigation systems, and excellent long-term potential. The ability to purchase the tracts individually or together provides flexibility for a wide range of buyers, from expanding family operations to investors seeking dependable irrigated farmland. With updated irrigation infrastructure, multiple wells, and the added recreational appeal of Prairie Creek, these properties stand out as a complete and versatile offering. Buyers seeking productive farmland with added lifestyle and investment benefits will find significant value in this exceptional Merrick County opportunity.

Highly productive sub-irrigated cropland with additional pasture ground 158.64 total acres located in a strong agricultural region 110.10 certified irrigated acres supported by three irrigation wells Well-suited for row crop production, forage, or integrated crop-livestock operations Excellent access located just one mile off Highway 30 Close proximity to multiple grain elevators and ethanol plants Located in the Central Platte Natural Resources District Strong FSA base acres with primary emphasis on corn production Well-maintained perimeter fencing and catch pen for livestock use All mineral rights owned by the seller, if any, convey to the buyer Offered at an asking price of $1,150,000 This highly productive sub-irrigated farm represents an outstanding opportunity to acquire a versatile agricultural property in a well-established farming region. Located just one mile off Highway 30, this farm combines strong agronomic characteristics, reliable water resources, and excellent access, making it an ideal addition to an existing operation or a long-term investment holding. With a blend of sub-irrigated cropland and pasture ground, the property is well suited for a wide range of agricultural uses, including row crop production, forage harvesting, grazing, or integrated crop-livestock systems. The property is legally described as the Southwest Quarter of Section 20, Township 15 North, Range 4 West and consists of a total of 158.64 acres according to the county assessor. Of those acres, approximately 110.10 are classified as irrigated cropland, 44.57 acres are grassland, and 3.97 acres are considered other. This balance of cropland and pasture provides operational flexibility and allows the buyer to adapt the property to their specific production goals, whether focused solely on crop production or incorporating livestock into the operation. Sub-irrigated land is highly sought after due to its natural moisture retention and ability to support consistent yields, particularly in years with variable rainfall. The sub-irrigated acres on this farm offer strong production potential and reduced reliance on supplemental irrigation compared to conventional dryland acres. This natural advantage enhances yield stability, improves forage growth, and supports healthier crop development throughout the growing season. The irrigated portion of the farm is supported by three irrigation wells, providing reliable water capacity and redundancy for continued operation. Well G-060573 was drilled on May 24, 1977, and is rated at approximately 518 gallons per minute with a well depth of 45 feet. Well G-073539, drilled on April 12, 1988, provides approximately 600 gallons per minute with a well depth of 50 feet. Well G-063568 was drilled on June 14, 1979, and supplies approximately 500 gallons per minute with a well depth of 47 feet. Together, these wells support the farms certified irrigated acres and contribute to dependable water availability throughout the growing season. The property is located within the Central Platte Natural Resources District, a region known for its proactive water management and long-term sustainability practices. According to available records, the farm includes 110.10 certified irrigated acres. Certified irrigation is a critical factor for both operational planning and land valuation, as it ensures that water use is recognized and regulated within established guidelines. This certification adds long-term security and value for the buyer. From an agronomic standpoint, the farm has a strong history of row crop production. FSA records indicate total cropland acres of 110.10. The property includes 87.6 base acres of corn with a PLC yield of 158, reflecting the farms strong corn production capability. Additional base acres include 6.4 acres of soybeans with a PLC yield of 53 and 3 base acres of wheat with a PLC yield of 29. Total base acres are recorded at 97, offering valuable flexibility for participation in federal farm programs and future cropping decisions. The predominance of corn base acres makes this farm particularly attractive to producers focused on corn production or corn-based rotations. The combination of sub-irrigated soils, certified irrigation, and established base acres supports consistent yields and stable income potential. The additional soybean and wheat base acres allow for diversification and rotational flexibility, which can improve soil health and long-term productivity. In addition to its cropping potential, the grassland acres on the property add meaningful value and versatility. The 44.57 acres of grassland provide an excellent opportunity for grazing livestock, hay production, or forage harvesting. This pasture ground is well suited for cattle operations or for producers looking to integrate livestock into their cropping system. Integrated crop-livestock operations can improve nutrient cycling, enhance soil structure, and provide additional revenue streams. The property includes barbed wire fencing that is reported to be in good condition, reducing the need for immediate capital improvements. A catch pen is also present, further supporting livestock use and making cattle handling more efficient. These existing improvements add to the turn-key nature of the farm and reduce startup costs for buyers intending to utilize the pasture ground. Access and location are key strengths of this property. Being situated just one mile off Highway 30 provides outstanding accessibility for equipment, grain hauling, and daily operations. Highway 30 is a major transportation corridor in the region, allowing for efficient movement of inputs and commodities. The farms proximity to multiple grain elevators and ethanol plants enhances marketing flexibility and can help reduce transportation costs, an important consideration in todays agricultural economy. The surrounding area is well known for its strong agricultural infrastructure, including grain handling facilities, input suppliers, equipment dealers, and service providers. This established infrastructure supports efficient farm operations and adds to the overall desirability of the location. Whether delivering grain at harvest or sourcing fertilizer and seed, operators will appreciate the convenience and efficiency this location offers. From an investment perspective, this property represents a compelling opportunity. Sub-irrigated land continues to command strong demand due to its inherent productivity and resilience. Farms that combine irrigated cropland, pasture ground, and excellent access are increasingly difficult to find, particularly in regions with stable water resources and strong grain markets. The asking price of $1,150,000 reflects the quality, versatility, and long-term value of this offering. The combination of cropland and pasture also provides risk diversification. In years when crop margins are tighter, livestock or forage production can help offset income variability. Conversely, strong grain markets can be capitalized on through the farms irrigated acres and corn base. This flexibility is a key advantage for both owner-operators and investors. All mineral rights owned by the seller, if any, will convey to the buyer at closing. This is an important consideration for long-term ownership and adds potential upside value. While there is no guarantee of mineral production, ownership of mineral rights ensures that the buyer retains any future benefits associated with subsurface resources. The legal description is clear and straightforward, contributing to a smooth transaction process. The Southwest Quarter of Section 20, Township 15 North, Range 4 West is a well-defined tract that provides clarity and confidence for buyers and lenders alike. This farm is well suited for a variety of buyers. Established producers looking to expand their acreage will appreciate the proximity to Highway 30, the reliable water supply, and the productive soils. Livestock operators will value the pasture ground, fencing, and catch pen. Investors will recognize the long-term value of sub-irrigated land in a strong agricultural region with access to multiple markets. In summary, this highly productive sub-irrigated farm offers a rare combination of location, versatility, and infrastructure. With certified irrigated acres, dependable wells, quality pasture, and excellent access, it stands out as a strong addition to any agricultural operation or land portfolio. Properties that offer this level of flexibility and long-term potential are increasingly hard to find, and this farm deserves serious consideration from buyers seeking to expand their operations or invest in high-quality Nebraska farmland.

This property presents an excellent opportunity for ownership. Comprising approximately 148 acres, it offers diverse uses including pasture, recreation, trails, and tranquility. The site features an old farmstead equipped with a well, electricity, and several small outbuildings, one of which is a four-stall horse barn. The land combines open spaces and mature tree coverage, while a creek traverses the property, providing livestock with an accessible water source for grazing. Additionally, the property is leased for the 2026 summer grazing season.