Description
High Point Land Company is honored to present the Frank and Clementine Lorenz property, to be sold in one tract at public auction via online bidding on October 16th, 2025, with the auction closing at 1:00 PM.
Located just north of Highlandville, IA—a short drive from both Decorah, IA, and Spring Grove, MN—this exceptional property lies in an area rich in agricultural productivity and recreational heritage. Spanning 134.61± total acres, with 116.80± certified cropland acres, the Lorenz farm features some of the most productive soils in the region, including Downs and Fayette silt loams. The long, gently sloping rows are ideal for modern large-scale equipment and contribute to a history of excellent yields. The current crop is no exception, showcasing the land’s impressive production potential.
In addition to the tillable ground, the property includes 10.56 acres enrolled in CRP, generating $3,168 annually through 2032. This provides supplemental income and creates outstanding wildlife habitat, enhancing the appeal of the 25± acres on the eastern edge of the farm. This portion is accessible via an easement off Highlandville Road, offering excellent potential for camping, hunting, or even building a secluded getaway among mature oak groves.
Situated in scenic Winneshiek County—at the heart of Iowa’s famed Driftless Region—this property is surrounded by some of the state’s finest recreational opportunities. Trout streams, public land access, and unmatched natural beauty are all within minutes of the farm, making this an incredibly well-rounded opportunity for both farmers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Property Features:
- 134.61± total acres with 116.80± certified cropland acres
- Productive Downs and Fayette silt loam soils with strong yield history
- 10.56 acres in CRP generating $3,168/year through 2032
- Excellent access via Highlandville Road easement to secluded 25± acre section
- Located in Iowa’s Driftless Region, minutes from trout streams and public land
Directions:
From Highlandville, IA head North approximately 1 mile, and turn West on 360th St. The farm will be on the South side of the road in approximately .5 miles.
