Monroe Co., Iowa 130 Acres of Land For Sale
If you’re looking for a serious hunting property in southern Iowa, this 130-acre piece in Monroe County is one you’re gonna want to hear about.
It’s been owned and managed by some of the most respected hunters in the gameand it shows. Over 10 acres of tillable ground are already planted in food plots for 2024, and the trail cam history is packed with mature bucks.
The genetics here are strong, and the property is a solid mixmature hardwoods and rolling terrain that gives you convenient, low-impact access to just about every corner. The road frontage is screened with cedar and switchgrass, giving you all the privacy you could ask for.
There’s even a beautiful potential cabin site with killer viewsand utilities are right at the road. This property is located in the Albia School District, less than 10 minutes from town, and just a short drive to Centerville and even Unionville, Missouri.
If yo...
If you’re after a property that’s ready to hunt, has a history of big deer, and is already dialed inthis one checks the boxes.
Reach out today to schedule a private showing!
INCOME
CRP: 10.45 Acres
INCOME: $1,608.00 Annually until 9-30-2034
KEY FEATURES
130 acres of prime hunting ground in Monroe County, Iowa.
10.45 acres of CRP paying $1,608.00 Annually until 9-30-2034
Managed by some of the most respected hunters in the game.
10+ acres already planted in 2024 food plots.
Proven trail cam history loaded with mature bucks.
Strong genetics, mature hardwoods, and rolling terrain.
Screened road frontage with cedar and switchgrass for max privacy.
Killer cabin site with utilities at the road and scenic views.
Minutes from town and in the sought-after Albia School District.
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Just over 7 miles southwest of Albia, Iowa.
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