Located in Otoe County, Nebraska, this combination farm offers a blend of timber, tillable acres, and habitat diversity that supports both recreational and long-term investment appeal. Silver Creek flows through the property, bisecting it and creating a natural travel corridor that consistently attracts and holds wildlife. The creek’s presence provides not only reliable water for game but also enhances the overall aesthetics and function of the property.

The land is primarily composed of hardwood timber situated internally, providing seclusion and cover for deer, turkey, and other wildlife. Intermittent brush borders run along much of the perimeter, establishing a mix of edge cover that is ideal for hunting setups.

Access comes from a county road along the southern boundary. The topography is gently rolling, offering a mix of vantage points and secluded pockets. The soils are mainly Class III Pawnee clay loam, with a smaller area of Class II Judson silt loam.

This tract is situated within practical proximity to Lincoln, making it easily accessible for both local and out-of-area owners. With the continued growth and economic activity in Southeast Nebraska, this location positions the property for potential future appreciation while still providing immediate use as a recreational and hunting farm.

For the outdoorsman, the property offers multiple potential stand sites along the timbered edges where cropland meets cover. The combination of wooded creek bed, open field edges, and year-round water resources checks the primary habitat boxes of food, water, and cover. Whether managed for wildlife, used for weekend recreation, or held as a long-term land investment, this property offers a solid foundation of utility and accessibility in a desirable Southeastern Nebraska location.