Cheyenne County, Nebraska Land For Sale (11 results)

Tucked into the quiet countryside, this fully remodeled five-bedroom, two-bathroom farmhouse offers the kind of rustic charm and self-sufficient lifestyle dreams are made of. Set on 20 generous acres, this homestead is ready to welcome your chickens, goats, and garden boots. Step inside the farmhouse and feel instantly at ease. The heart of the home is a spacious country kitchen with plenty of cabinetry and a huge island, the perfect place to cook meals with fresh ingredients from your land. The open-concept living and dining area is warm and inviting, with sun-drenched windows that bring the outdoors in. The living room and one bedroom were added in 2021, creating a comfortable and welcoming space. A bonus feature, the pellet stove can heat most of the main floor if needed. The master bedroom includes a walk-in closet and en suite bath. The remaining bedrooms are roomy and restful, each with its own charm, and the bathrooms are tastefully updated while staying true to the home's rustic soul. Outside, the land tells its own story. A great garden space is ready for your heirloom vegetables, and a variety of young fruit trees are just beginning to bear, including chokecherries, apples, cherries, plums, pears, nectarines, gooseberries, sandhill plums, sand cherries, and blackberry bushes. Multiple outbuildings offer storage, workspace, or chicken coops, and the barn includes a fully functional office, perfect for homesteaders who work from home or need a dedicated space for farm records, crafts, or business. The practically minded will appreciate that the home has been wired for a generator, and if needed, the house will switch over and run on that. The pressure tank, septic, heat pump, electrical, and plumbing have all been updated since 2016, and the basement was finished two years ago. Siding, gutters, fascia, soffit, and roof were new on the home in 2021, and the detached garage received a new roof in 2024. This property has been very well maintained. If you're seeking a slower, simpler way of life with room to grow, this property is ready to help you live it. Come see what it feels like to truly settle in, breathe deep, and put down roots. Your homestead journey starts here. Schedule your showing today.

This property is also available as Cheyenne County Home, Farm, and Range Click here to view a 3D tour of this property Cheyenne County Homesite and Acreage’s home features a modern, roomy addition to an original bricked farmhouse. The Nebraska acreage’s home has an enormous, bright and airy great room as it's main gathering area featuring large windows and great views to the east which overlook the orchard of nut trees. A dining area is open to the kitchen and a countertop doubles as a bar for guest enjoying a drink while chatting with the chef. The home has four bedrooms, two on the main floor, a bedroom and a playroom/storage room upstairs, and a bedroom at garden level, along with the laundry room, and a large rec room. The downstairs bathroom is brand new with an Onyx shower. Across the hall is a small men's bathroom where someone with dirty boots or clothes can come in through the garage for a quick trip to the loo without dirtying up the clean, gleaming full bathroom! The home has two sliding glass doors on the South side in preparation for a huge deck that has yet to be built. A large deck that overlooks the gurgling waterfall and pond would make fantastic gathering and dining space. A solid windbreak of pine protects the house from the northwest wind, and an established shelterbelt protects the entire property on the north side. This area is known for great mule deer hunting and occasional upland game hunting as well. This homesite would make a fantastic place to calve or overwinter yearlings. NOTE: Owner to retain 50% of all mineral rights Cheyenne County Homesite and Acreage Outbuildings: 40 x 100 Quonset Machine Shed 40 x 60 Utility Building Four (4) Steel grain storage bins 15' x 29' diameter 7' Diameter Feed bin with a steel hopper bottom Barn Attached metal lean-to with 4 parking stalls Loafing shed Small original homestead house Various smaller sheds and outbuildings Taxes:$326.54 Legal Description: Pt. SE1/4 SE1/4 S31-T17N-R52W of the 6th P.M. Cheyenne County Nebraska – to be determined by survey Address:7316 Road 56, Potter, NE 69156 County:Cheyenne

Click here to view a 3D tour of the home The property is being marketed as a whole, as well as in parcels. Price is for all parcels, which totals approximately 594 acres. Cheyenne County Dryland Farm 287.21 acres | $263,340 Legal Description: Pt. S31-T17N-R52W of the 6th P.M. Cheyenne County Nebraska – to be determined by survey Cheyenne County Dryland Farm has all class II and III soils. Access to the property is located on the West side. This dryland farm ground is completely fenced off from the rangeland. Cheyenne County Range 281.88 acres | $257,100 Legal Description: Pt. S31-T17N-R52W of the 6th P.M. Cheyenne County Nebraska – to be determined by survey This excellent hardland range has not been grazed for the 2024 or 2025 grazing season, and is completely fenced. There is a pipeline that runs directly North of the homesite to a tank located in the middle of the rangeland. That pipeline also runs adjacent to the West. The current owner once held the lease for the school section to the West. The pipeline to the school section is in place, but capped since the current owner decided not to keep renewing the lease. There is also a well that has been drilled with the casing installed in the Northeast corner of the property. A solar well would need to be installed at this location. Cheyenne County Homesite and Acreage 25.76 acres | $469,560 Legal Description: Pt. SE1/4 SE1/4 S31-T17N-R52W of the 6th P.M. Cheyenne County Nebraska – to be determined by survey Cheyenne County Homesite and Acreage's home features a modern, roomy addition to an original bricked farmhouse. The home has an enormous, bright and airy great room as it's main gathering area featuring large windows and great views to the east which overlook the orchard of nut trees. A dining area is open to the kitchen and a countertop doubles as a bar for guest enjoying a drink while chatting with the chef. The home has four bedrooms, two on the main floor, a bedroom and a playroom/storage room upstairs, and a bedroom at garden level, along with the laundry room, and a large rec room. The downstairs bathroom is brand new with an Onyx shower. Across the hall is a small men's bathroom where someone with dirty boots or clothes can come in through the garage for a quick trip to the loo without dirtying up the clean, gleaming full bathroom! The home has two sliding glass doors on the South side in preparation for a huge deck that has yet to be built. A large deck that overlooks the gurgling waterfall and pond would make fantastic gathering and dining space. A solid windbreak of pine protects the house from the northwest wind, and an established shelterbelt protects the entire property on the north side. This area is known for great mule deer hunting and occasional upland game hunting as well. This homesite would make a fantastic place to calve or overwinter yearlings. NOTE: Owner to retain 50% of all mineral rights Cheyenne County Home, Farm, and Range Outbuildings: 40 x 100 Quonset Machine Shed 40 x 60 Utility Building Four (4) Steel grain storage bins 15' x 29' diameter 7' Diameter Feed bin with a steel hopper bottom Barn Attached metal lean-to with 4 parking stalls Loafing shed Small original homestead house Various smaller sheds and outbuildings Address: 7316 Road 56, Potter, NE 69156 County:Cheyenne

Cow Creek Valley is a terrific property with income and great hunting potential. This 320 +/-acre property is approximately half dryland farm ground that is in the first of a three year cash lease providing additional income on the property and half native grass, there is also a small section of CRP with trees on the west side of the property. The combination of farming and grass on this property is ideal habitat for a wide variety of wildlife. Land 320 total acres more or less of rolling hills with fertile dryland farm ground and native grass. The farm is split approximately half farm ground and half grass. Soils maps provided below in additional documents. Improvements Cow Creek Valley has electrical service to the improvement site. There is a 40 X 60 steel framed shop with a full concrete floor, walk door and large side roll doors perfect for storing farm equipment or all your hunting gear and toys! There is also a nice barn that has recently been renovated and has had an open lean-to addition added to the structure. There are a couple other older buildings at the improvement site also. There is a domestic/stock well with a submersible pump at the improvement site for water. The grassland has barbed wire fencing in good to average condition. The property has multiple access points; all located along well-maintained county roads. Recreation Cow Creek Valley will allow you to enjoy all the recreational activities associated with the rural lifestyle, from riding UTV's, ATV's and horses to just enjoying nature and boasts excellent hunting opportunities. This property has an excellent cover of warm and cool season grasses and some well-established tree rows along with the dryland farm ground creating the perfect habitat for deer, small game, varmints and upland birds. The Buyer will have the opportunity to hunt both White tailed deer, mule deer, and pronghorn on this property. With the dryland farm ground, the grass and the trees on this property the pheasant and dove hunting is also fantastic. There is a seasonal pond on the property that is very remote and makes the perfect hideout for the monster mule deer in the area. This half section of property consisting of a patchwork of native grass and farm ground with multiple access points. The property is surrounded by irrigated and dryland farm ground as well as rangeland providing an endless supply of food for the wildlife that call Cow Creek Valley home. Agriculture Cow Creek Valley is operated as a dryland farm growing traditional crops of corn, wheat and millet. The native grass has been utilized for running cattle. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All appurtenant water rights associated with this property will transfer to the Buyer at Closing. All, if any mineral rights currently owned by the Seller on this property will transfer to the Buyer at Closing. General Operations Cow Creek Valley has been operating as a dryland farm and ranch with terrific hunting. Region & Climate Lodgepole, NE has a warm-summer humid continental climate, characterized by hot summers and cold winters with moderate precipitation year-round. The average yearly temperature is 49F (9C), with July being the warmest month at an average of 73F (23C), and January being the coldest month at an average of 7F (-14C). Precipitation occurs throughout the year, averaging around 21 inches annually (533 mm). These conditions make Lodgepole a great place to experience all four seasons, with plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy such as hiking and camping. Lodgepole, Nebraska gets 19 inches of rain, on average, per year.The US average is 38 inches of rain per year. Lodgepole averages 33 inches of snow per year.The US average is 28 inches of snow per year. On average, there are 223 sunny days per year in Lodgepole.The US average is 205 sunny days. Lodgepole gets some kind of precipitation, on average, 67 days per year. Precipitation is rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground. In order for precipitation to be counted you have to get at least .01 inches on the ground to measure. Weather Highlights Summer High:the July high is around 89 degrees Winter Low:the January low is 13 Rain:averages 19 inches of rain a year Snow:averages 33 inches of snow a year Information provided from www.bestplaces.net History The town of Lodgepole recognizes three important days in her history. The town's founding in 1867, filing the plat in 1884, and its incorporation in 1901. The town has strong ties to railroading and farming. The history of the town begins with the laying of the Union Pacific Railroad's track across the plains. It followed the Platte River across Nebraska and then went up Lodge Pole Creek valley into Wyoming. On July 7, 1867, the tracklayers reached a point in western Nebraska where a work station was needed. It was marked out and named Lodge Pole after the creek. Many Lodgepole-buffs claim the creek got its name because the Indians cut the long, straight, spindly teepee poles from along its banks thus Lodge Pole. Prior to 1867, the nearest thing to a settlement was Pole Creek No.2 Pony Express Station, believed to have been located at the north end of Phil Quinn's hay meadow. For the first ten years, the town was entirely a railroad community, consisting of workers living in outfit cars, water and coal stations, a depot, and a detachment of U.S. soldiers stationed in an entrenchment to protect the railroad, its people, and their belongings from Indians. At that time the non-Indian population in that part of the country was confined to ranches along the Oregon and California trails which catered to the travelers, employees of the Overland Stage Company stations, plus the railroaders. The first record of any business, other than the railroad, was in 1876, when Charles Morton opened a dry goods and grocery store then filed a form with the U.S.Postal Service asking to establish a post office. Pat Barrett, whose father was a foreman with the U.P., remembered back in 1878 when he was eight, that the whole town consisted of the depot, a tie house, and a sod house. Another railroad agent, R.C.Cowdin, started a store in 1878. In the 1870s a few ranchers began running cattle on the lush grass. In 1883 Dr. Edwin Yarletz and family arrived and for the next 25 years, the Good Doctor and his horse and buggy was a part of our town. Other early families included Wolfe, Barrett, Fenske, Withers, Minshall, Kidney, Lehmkuhl, Drake, Young, Mettey, Bowser, Durkee, Pensinger, and Bates. With the platting of the town in 1884, the year the homesteaders began taking land in the area, the town began to grow. In 1895 the post office officially changed to the one-word name, Lodgepole. The railroad, however, continued to use the old spelling until just a few years ago. Lodgepole's main street moved three different times in the early years. Most of the early business houses were built predominantly of stone from two nearby stone quarries, slip-form concrete, or brick. The town council passed an ordinance that prohibited building any business of anything but the aforementioned materials, due to so many fires in frame buildings. Lodgepole was incorporated in 1901, and as part of the new status, miles of concrete sidewalks were poured. The Union Pacific started the south park in the area between the railroad and Front Street, furnished a caretaker to get the trees and grass started, and laid out walks through the park. The town started the north park between the railroad and Sheldon Street across from the railroad park. Lodgepole was blessed with several nice hotels. The Nash Hotel's claim to fame was that Teddy Roosevelt often stopped there while in town to ship cattle from his Dakota ranch, or just to catch the train. Lodgepole's population peaked in about 1925 at 880. Today there are close to 500 friendly neighbors and friends that share this spot on the map. Farming is the main occupation in the surrounding territory. There continues to be a close tie between farmers on the level tablelands to the north and south, and business people of the town. By Horace W. (Hort) Quinn, Box 205, Lodgepole, NE 69149 Article provided by www.negenweb.net Location Cow Creek Valley is located a short 10 minute drive southwest of Interstate I-80 exit 76 (Lodgepole Exit) and is approximately 5 1/2 hours west of Omaha, 1 hour and 45 minutes east of Cheyenne, WY, 3 hours northeast of Denver, CO and less than 25 minutes from Sidney.

801 Deer Valley Drive is a one-of-a-kind estate nestled on the west side of Sidney. Just beyond the city limits, where convenience meets seclusion, a rare and unique ownership opportunity awaits. Spread across 114 +/- acres of captivating landscape, this is more than a home, it is a private sanctuary, a retreat, and a legacy. A Resort-style pool with an extraordinary outdoor bar, Stone and Timber finishes, Panoramic views and Artful landscaping. Land 801 Deer Valley Drive consists of 114 acres more or less of rolling grass and canyons with a natural spring. The home site boasts exquisite landscaping. Improvements 801 Deer Valley Drive is magnificent 4,045 sq ft 5 bedroom, 3 and 1/2 bath home built in 1994. This home was designed to entertain, from the large gourmet kitchen to the wonderful great room and the magnificent outdoor amenities, everything was designed as a place for family and friends to gather. Stone and timber finishes set the tone for timeless craftsmanship, while expansive windows invite the beauty of nature inside. With five spacious bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms, the residence offers both elegance and ease, creating a place where refined living is perfectly balanced with comfort. Life here is defined by moments worth savoring. Imagine summer days by the resort-style pool, evenings gathering around the extraordinary outdoor bar, and mornings walking or riding the grounds as the light stretches across your private expanse. Watch deer graze at dawn, catch sight of turkeys crossing the meadow, or listen to the call of hawks overhead. This is a property where the presence of wildlife becomes part of your daily rhythm. Every detail of the estate, from its lush and artful landscaping to its panoramic views has been designed to elevate the everyday into something remarkable. Two versatile outbuildings provide ample space for every pursuit, whether you envision a showroom for your collections, secure storage for your recreational lifestyle, or the freedom to create something entirely your own. With unmatched privacy and room to breathe, the possibilities are as expansive as the land itself. This is not simply a property; it is an exclusive estate offering the rare chance to own a piece of Nebraska unlike any other. For those who seek beauty, privacy and distinction while remaining only minutes from the energy of the city. This estate is more than a residence; it is an extraordinary way of life. Recreation 801 Deer Valley Drive will allow you to enjoy all the recreational activities associated with the rural lifestyle, from riding UTV's, ATV's and horses to just enjoying nature. This property is truly a sportsman's paradise as well as having the potential as an equestrian property. The property is directly on the west side of Sidney and boasts excellent Mule deer, pronghorn and upland bird hunting. There are several tree rows/shelter belts on the property that provide excellent habitat for Mule Deer and possibly some White-tailed Deer, pronghorn as well as small game, varmints, turkeys and upland birds. There is a natural spring and a seasonal pond on the property also. You also have the ability to jump in your golf cart and drive down to the nearby Hillside Golf Course; Hillside Golf Course Play Golf in Sidney, NE Agriculture The property would be suitable for cattle or horses with a minor amount of fence work. There is a windmill on the property that will require some minor maintenance to be functional. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All appurtenant water rights associated with the property will transfer to the Buyer at Closing. All mineral rights (if any) currently owned on this property by the Seller will transfer to the Buyer at Closing. General Operations 801 Deer Valley Drive is currently being used as a magnificent residential/ag property suitable for cattle, horses and recreation/hunting. Region & Climate Weather Highlights Summer High:the July high is around 89 degrees Winter Low:the January low is 16 Rain:averages 18 inches of rain a year Snow:averages 35 inches of snow a year Sidney, Nebraska is located in the Great Plains region of the US and experiences a semi-arid climate. The city has hot summers with temperatures often reaching into the 90s, while winters are typically cold and snowy. Precipitation is fairly low throughout the year, averaging between 17-20 inches annually. The area receives some strong thunderstorms during spring and summer months, particularly during June and July when there is a higher risk of severe weather. Despite this, Sidney remains one of the driest cities in Nebraska, making it an ideal place to enjoy outdoor activities all year round. Sidney, Nebraska gets 18 inches of rain, on average, per year.The US average is 38 inches of rain per year. Sidney averages 35 inches of snow per year.The US average is 28 inches of snow per year. On average, there are 229 sunny days per year in Sidney.The US average is 205 sunny days. Sidney gets some kind of precipitation, on average, 77 days per year. Precipitation is rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground. In order for precipitation to be counted you have to get at least .01 inches on the ground to measure. Information provided by www.bestplaces.net History The city was named forSidney Dillon, president of theUnion Pacific Railroad. It was founded in 1867 by theUnion Pacificand grew up around the military base ofFort Sidney(also known as Sidney Barracks), where soldiers were stationed to guard thetranscontinental railroadagainst potential Native American attacks. The town became the southern terminus of theSidney Black Hills Stage Roadwhich used Clarke's Bridge (nearBridgeport, Nebraska) to allow military and civilian traffic to reachFort Robinson,Red Cloud Agency,Spotted Tail Agency,Custer, South Dakota, andDeadwood, South Dakotain the late 1870s and 1880s. When the railroad reached Sidney, it was the end of a sub-division of the rail line and played host to aroundhouse, repair facilities, and a railroad hotel for passengers. Sidney is home to one of theOld WestsBoot Hillcemeteries; many of those interred there were soldiers from the fort. The former headquarters forCabela'swas located in Sidney until 2017, when Cabela's was acquired byBass Pro Shops. Approximately 2,000 jobs were eliminated, while about 120 were relocated to the Bass Pro Shops headquarters inSpringfield, Missouri. Sidney is toward the western edge of the Midwestern wheat-growing region. West of the city, the land is increasingly used for cattle ranching. Sidney is located alongLodgepole Creek, which is along present-dayInterstate 80. The city is presently located at the junction ofU.S. Route 385with I-80, and its location approximately halfway betweenCheyenne, Wyoming, andNorth Platte, Nebraska, has encouraged the growth of the city as a major transportation service area on the Interstate. Because the I-80/US 385 interchange is located several miles southeast of the town center, a new commercial area has developed, including truck stops, convenience stores, the building that housed Cabela's former world headquarters, shopping centers, motels, restaurants, and other commercial enterprises. In recent years, the city has seen further growth with the construction ofwind farmsin this portion of theNebraska Panhandleand adjacent areas ofColorado, includingPeetz. Information provided by Wikipedia Location This property is located on the west side of Sidney and directly on the north side Interstate I-80. 2.5 hours northeast of Denver, CO, 1.5 hours east of Cheyenne, WY and 5.5 hours west of Omaha, NE. There is the Sidney Municipal Airport located south of Sidney with a 6600-foot concrete runway.

A very good quarter of farmground in Cheyenne County NE, North of Potter. Th ere are 80.06 acres in CRP expiring this fall. Another 64.5 acres gets $1480 per year and expires in 2032. Th ere is also a payment from Pheasants Forever, which pays $374.75 per year, and that contract ends 7/31/2026. This land has an excellent stand of grass and would make a great place to build a home, or aft er the CRP expires would be an excellent pasture for a group of cows. It could also be farmed again. Access is excellent with county roads on the East and North sides of the property. Legal Description:NE 1/4 S19-T16N-R52 West of the 6th P.M. Cheyenne County Nebraska Taxes:$807.62 Address:Potter, NE 69156 County:Cheyenne

This property is also available as Cheyenne County Home, Farm, and Range Cheyenne County Dryland Farm has all class II and III soils. Access to the property is located on the West side. This dryland farm ground is completely fenced off from the rangeland. NOTE: Owner to retain 50% of all mineral rights Legal Description: Pt. S31-T17N-R52W of the 6th P.M. Cheyenne County Nebraska – to be determined by survey

This property is also available as Cheyenne County Home, Farm, and Range This excellent hardland range has not been grazed for the 2024 or 2025 grazing season, and is completely fenced. There is a pipeline that runs directly North of the homesite to a tank located in the middle of the rangeland. That pipeline also runs adjacent to the West. The current owner once held the lease for the school section to the West. The pipeline to the school section is in place, but capped since the current owner decided not to keep renewing the lease. There is also a well that has been drilled with the casing installed in the Northeast corner of the property. A solar well would need to be installed at this location. NOTE: Owner to retain 50% of all mineral rights Legal Description: Pt. S31-T17N-R52W of the 6th P.M. Cheyenne County Nebraska – to be determined by survey Address: Potter, NE 69156

Picturesque setting with native range-land, irrigation, impeccably-maintained facilities, and two homes. Turn-key operation, equipment included. Excellent access just off I-80. Approximately 8-20 miles west of the city of Sidney, NE. Total Acres: 13,424 Rangeland Acres: 12,954 Pivot Irrigated Acres: 124 Dryland Acres: 262 CRP Acres: 84 Headquarters w/Home, Cattle Working & Calving Facilities + Outbuildings Main House - Ranch Style (2004) 3 - Steel Working Facilities For Shipping, Receiving, Sorting, & Working Cattle Perimeter and Cross Fenced 27 Pastures Larger Than 100 Acres Excellent water supply Cattle Travel Less Than Mile to Access Water Elevation: 4,250 ft Average Fence: 56 miles 3 or 4-wire barbed wire - 21.5 miles 2-wire electrified barbed wire Fence Chargers: 9 StaFix Energizers 5 Monitored Wells & 2 Additional Wells Providing Water Via Pipeline To 45 Stock Tanks 6,600 Acres Enrolled In Grassland CRP Program at $15/ac 8,000 Mineral Acres Conveyed To Buyer Farm Equipment & Personal Property Included Looking to buy or sell agricultural land in Colorado, Nebraska, or Kansas? The team at Reck Agri Realty & Auction are your trusted land experts. With over 35 years of experience and nearly a million acres sold, we specialize in farm, ranch, and rural recreational property sales through auctions and private treaty. Whether its irrigated or dryland farms, ranches, pasture, CRP, or water, we deliver results with professionalism, integrity, and a proven process. Our in-house marketing, online bidding platform, and deep regional knowledge set us apart. Explore current listings, market insights, and seller resources on our website. When you're ready to make a move, Reck Agri is ready to go to work for youbecause your land deserves a team that understands its value.

This contiguous 58± acre country property is located approximately 6 miles southwest of Potter, Nebraska. The terrain offers gently rolling hills with evergreen and deciduous trees amongst the heavily sodded grass pastures. The property features a 1,684 sq. ft. farmhouse built in 1926 with attached garage, and updates to include air conditioning and a newer furnace. Other improvements include a historic wood barn built in 1916 along with two shop buildings both with propane heat and the lower shop has three phase power. This quaint and private country property offers country living while being minutes from town that greets visitors with a warm and friendly welcome. You can enjoy the beautiful sunsets from the Franzen Acreage sitting on the porch amongst the deer, antelope, and pheasants that frequent the property.

475.34 total acres, offered in 3 Quarters of quality dry cropland farm in Cheyenne County, Nebraska. Currently in wheat rotation, with excellent county road access and located in a progressive farming community near Gurley, Nebraska.