This 153± acre property presents a well-rounded opportunity for buyers seeking rural land with multiple functional uses in Southeast Nebraska. Situated roughly 19 miles from Lincoln and only a short drive from Highway 103, the farm benefits from convenient access while remaining far enough out to retain a true rural setting. Excellent road frontage on two sides enhances accessibility, future planning options, and overall usability of the tract.

The majority of the acreage—approximately 93± acres—is enrolled in established Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), with the current contract set to expire in September of 2027. These acres provide predictable annual income while supporting wildlife habitat. In addition to the CRP ground, the property includes roughly 11± acres of hay ground.

From a recreational standpoint, the farm is well laid out. Multiple catch ponds are distributed across the property, providing reliable water sources for wildlife, enhancing habitat quality. Natural draws through the rolling topography contain mature timber creating travel corridors and cover. The mix of established grassland, timbered draws, and water sources is a breath of fresh air in the surrounding row crop landscape.

The property’s location near Lincoln adds another layer of appeal. With electricity available at the road (buyer to verify capacity and connection with the local provider), the tract offers solid potential for a future rural residence or recreational cabin. The dual road frontage allows for thoughtful site selection and access planning, whether the buyer’s goals include a building site, long-term investment, or a combination of uses.

Overall, this farm offers a practical blend of income-producing CRP, agricultural ground, recreational features, and proximity to Lincoln. It is well-suited for buyers looking to diversify their land portfolio, establish a recreational property close to Lincoln, or position themselves for future land-use flexibility in a strong regional market.