This 64-acre income-producing farm in Marion County, Iowa, combines top-end agricultural potential with excellent recreational appeal. Featuring strong soils, diverse habitat, and a steady annual income, this property is a standout opportunity for both land investors and outdoor enthusiasts. The farm is enrolled in a CRP program through 2039, producing $14,866 annually while creating exceptional wildlife cover. White Breast Creek flows along the south boundary, offering scenic views, natural beauty, and a reliable water source. A 5-acre food plot combined with a newly installed blind makes for an ideal shotgun or muzzleloader setup, while the tall native grasses provide prime bedding and security cover. Surrounded by expansive agricultural fields, this property becomes the hub for food and cover once the surrounding crops are harvested—drawing wildlife from all directions and creating outstanding hunting opportunities.
With strong soils averaging a CSR2 of 75.7, the farm also provides excellent potential for future row crop conversion if desired. Located just 7 miles from Melcher-Dallas, 22 miles from Chariton and Indianola, and only 35 miles from Des Moines, this farm offers an ideal blend of rural seclusion and easy access to nearby towns and amenities. It’s a truly unique investment and recreational opportunity in Marion County.
Directions: From S45 heading north out of Melcher-Dallas, turn east onto Newbold Street. Continue on Newbold Street until you reach 60th Avenue, then turn south. Follow 60th Avenue for a little over one mile, and the farm will be on your left just before the road curves to the west. Watch for the signs.