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197.22 ac Van Buren County Recreational Property
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197.22 Surveyed Acres | Prime Hunting & Recreation in Van Buren County, Iowa
Nestled in the heart of Southeast Iowa’s renowned big-buck country, this exceptional 197.22 surveyed acre tract offers an ideal combination of premier wildlife habitat, natural water features, and income potential. Located just 7 miles north of Keosauqua and 9 miles south of Birmingham, this property delivers total privacy and seclusion while keeping town amenities within easy reach.
Property Highlights:
- 162 Acres of Mature Hardwood Timber: Featuring towering oak timbred ridges along with a rich mix of hickory and walnut, the extensive timber provides incredible cover, mast production, and long-term timber investment value.
- 35 Acres of Pasture: Open, versatile pasture land that offers use for livestock or grazing, or provides the perfect canvas to establish strategic food plots, standing grain, or warm-season grass bedding cover to manage and hold mature whitetails.
- Natural Travel Corridor: Copper’s Creek winds directly through the farm, creating a year-round water source and serving as a natural funnel and movement highway for deer and turkey throughout the season.
- Building Potential: Multiple beautiful build sites sit throughout the property, offering scenic panoramic views over the timber and rolling hills—ideal for a weekend hunting cabin, shop-house, or custom dream home.
Whether you are looking for an elite Midwest hunting farm, a timber investment, or a scenic acreage to build your rural retreat, this Van Buren County property is a rare find.
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