Description
High Point Land Company is proud to present 117± acres of premium Iowa farmland offered in two tracts, to be sold via Online Timed Auction on October 1, 2026, at 1:00 PM.
Tract 1 consists of 77± acres, and Tract 2 consists of 40± acres, providing buyers with the flexibility to purchase the tract that best fits their farming operation or investment goals. The property features highly productive Tama, Dinsdale, and Muscatine soil types, with an impressive CSR2 average exceeding 92, making this an outstanding opportunity for farmers, investors, and landowners seeking high-quality Iowa farmland.
One of the biggest advantages of this offering is its efficient field layout. Long, straight rows provide an ideal setup for today's modern farming equipment, allowing operators to maximize field efficiency while minimizing unnecessary turns, wasted time, and operating costs. For a farmer looking to expand, these acres can fit seamlessly into an existing operation while providing the productivity needed to make a meaningful impact.
The combination of quality soils, strong CSR2, and a high percentage of tillable acres makes these tracts especially attractive to operators who prioritize productivity. At nearly 100% tillable, this offering makes excellent use of the available acreage and provides an efficient, productive land base that is increasingly difficult to find.
Whether you're looking to expand your existing operation, add quality acres to your land portfolio, or invest in highly productive Iowa farmland, this multi-tract offering provides an excellent opportunity to acquire land with the soil quality, productivity, and efficiency today's buyers are seeking.
*Tract 2 acres are subject to survey paid for by the sellers*
Property Address: TBD 62nd St, Vinton, IA 52349
Property Features:
- 2 Tract Auction
- Excellent Soils
- 92+ CSR2
- Great Location
Directions:
From Vinton head south east out of town by the high schiol on 25th Avenue. At 62nd street turn east and drive for approximately 2 miles till 27th Avenue. Tract 1 will be on the northwest corner of the intersection and tract 2 will be another quarter mile on the south side of the road.
