Small And Secluded Timber Tract In Southeast Iowa
Many ask for it, but it's seldom available. Tucked ? miles back from a dead-end road, in the middle of the Crooked Creek timber, sits this beautiful little recreational property. We have absolutely no doubt that you could enjoy excellent hunting on this compact property. There is significant deer sign in the area, evident with beat down trails.
The timber is a variety of hardwoods, including white oak, red oak, hickory, and walnuts. There is a small ridge on this property that would make an excellent food plot location on the southeast corner if you desired. The northwest corner would be a perfect place to park a camper.
A shared gravel driveway with the neighbors gets you close to the entrance, and a mowed path will put you into the northwest corner of the property. Adding 200 yards of gravel along the easement would give you a rock lane to travel on the entire way. Taxes in 2020 were $70...
A shared gravel driveway with the neighbors gets you close to the entrance, and a mowed path will put you into the northwest corner of the property. Adding 200 yards of gravel along the easement would give you a rock lane to travel on the entire way. Taxes in 2020 were $70, and you could probably drop them to $0 if enrolled into Forest Reserve.
If you’ve been waiting for a recreational property that fits your $50,000 budget, you’ll want to jump at this opportunity! Showings are by appointment only with advanced notice. Contact the listing agent for more information.
Property Features:
- Near Crawfordsville, Iowa
- All timber on high ground outside of the floodplain
- Great little hunting piece
- Flat areas to park a camper, or build a cabin
- Significant deer sign
- 35 miles to Iowa City area
- 60 miles to Cedar Rapids area
- 13 miles to Washington
- 2020 taxes $70, could be lowered through Forest Reserve
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