This property is located in a desirable part of Henry County between Mount Pleasant and New London, just two miles south of Highway 34; and offers a combination of timber pasture and hunting opportunities. Previously used to raise a small herd of cattle, it provides an excellent foundation for a cattleman looking to start or expand their operation. However, this land also offers great hunting upside, with cover, water, and rolling topography in an area of Henry County that is abundant with deer and turkey.

With the cows now gone, it's ready for your vision, and adding a food plot or strategic bedding areas will enhance the hunting more. This area south of Highway 34 is known for abundant whitetails and turkeys, so this can be a phenomenal option to have as a project hunting property. Brush Creek goes through the land, providing a reliable water source for both livestock and wildlife. The terrain offers a mix of thick brush and open areas, perfect for whitetails, turkey, and other small game. The rolling hills create natural funnels and pinch points for strategic hunting setups, and the property borders are fenced except for the 5 acres that borders the log home in the southeast corner - which is also being offered for sale in a separate listing.

On the north end of the property, you'll find a prime building site that has seclusion without compromising the hunting areas. Water and electricity are available along the road, making this an excellent spot to build with easy access to the surrounding land. This land provides a peaceful rural setting with convenient access to Mount Pleasant. Whether you’re looking to raise cattle, hunt, or build, this property will be attractive to anyone looking for a nice timber property in southeast Iowa!

Contact the listing agent with The Southeast Iowa Land Team for Whitetail Properties Real Estate to schedule a showing.