Description
High Point Land Company is proud to present an exceptional opportunity to purchase 163.43 acres of highly productive Faribault County, MN Farmland, offered in two premium tracts through a timed online auction with bidding ending September 8th at 11 a.m.
Located in southern Faribault County, southwest of Bricelyn, MN, these two farms lie directly across from one another, offering exceptional efficiency and ease of management for any operation. Whether you're expanding your current acreage, investing in Southern Minnesota farmland, or purchasing your first farm, opportunities like this are rare - especially in an area where high-quality land is closely held and seldom comes to market.
Tract 1 consists of 74.52 total acres, including 71.35 tillable acres. Boasting a strong 89.4 CPI, this tract offers exceptional soils, long, straight rows, and an efficient layout designed to maximize productivity and make every pass count. Like Tract 2, this farm features highly productive Caniesto Glencoe, Clarion, and Glencoe clay loam soil types, making it an outstanding addition to any operation or investment portfolio.
Tract 2 features 88.91 total acres, consisting of 85.79 highly productive tillable acres, with long, straight rows that maximize efficiency and minimize time in the field. Boasting a 90 CPI with gently rolling terrain, this farm offers excellent productivity, natural drainage, and exceptional farmability.
Don't miss this rare opportunity to own two outstanding tracts of productive Southern Minnesota farmland in one of the region's most desirable agricultural communities
Property Address: TBD County 510th Ave, Bricelyn, MN 56014
Property Features:
- Long Straight Rows
- Multiple Access Points
- Available in Multiple tracts or can be bought together
- Great Soil Qualities
- 90 CPI average throughout both parcels
Directions:
From Bricelyn, turn west on 50th St for 1.8 miles, then turn south on 510th Ave for 1.4 miles. Tract one is on the West side of the road surrounding the building site, while tract two is on the east side of the road having the railroad tracts as a border to its South.
