High Point Land Company is proud to present 229.4± acres of premium Iowa farmland to be offered via Online Timed Auction on September 17, 2026, at 1:00 PM. This exceptional property will be offered in two tracts, providing outstanding opportunities for farmers, investors, and landowners alike.
Tract 1 consists of 150.40± total acres featuring predominantly productive Kenyon, Clyde, and Floyd soil types with an impressive CSR2 average of 79.6. In addition to its highly productive cropland, the tract includes 26.29± acres of pasture, offering excellent opportunities for livestock grazing, hay production, or diversified farming operations. Whether you're looking to expand your row-crop acreage or add a versatile tract with pasture, Tract 1 delivers exceptional value.
Tract 2 offers 79± total acres comprised primarily of the same productive Kenyon, Clyde, and Floyd soil types. With a CSR2 average of 78.5, this highly productive farm features gently rolling topography and well-maintained grassed waterways that promote excellent natural drainage. The tract also includes an existing building site, presenting an excellent opportunity for a future homesite, agricultural headquarters, livestock facilities, or other improvements. Alternatively, the building site could be converted back into cropland, providing the potential to increase the tract's productive acreage.
Ideally located near a local ethanol plant and soybean crush facility, this farm provides convenient access to strong regional grain markets, enhancing its appeal for both producers and investors.
Whether you're looking to expand your farming operation, diversify your investment portfolio, or acquire a high-quality piece of Iowa farmland, this offering combines exceptional productivity, a desirable location, and the versatility that is becoming increasingly difficult to find. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own premium Iowa farmland in a strong agricultural area.
Property Features: TBD 230th St, Shell Rock, IA 50670
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From Shell Rock head east out of town on the Butler Center Road. Turn north onto Union Avenue. Go 1 mile and then turn west on 230th Street. The farm will be on the north and south sides of the road.
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