Mallard, IA homes for sale & real estate

Mallard, IA Homes for Sale

The home has 2 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms, a living room with built-in shelving and a fireplace, a bright dining room, and a kitchen with plenty of cabinets. It also has a separate laundry area and a covered porch. Outside, there & rsquo; s a deck, a large yard, and two garages. Asking price: $200,000 Please message me if you & rsquo; d like more information or want to arrange a showing. Feel free to share!

Mallard, IA Homes for Sale

Very nice private area. Smaller home but a very large lot on the edge of town. Nice looking kitchen and full basement. Single car garage. City utilities and sewer. Has a container for extra storage Move in ready.

Mallard, IA Homes for Sale

Acreage Property Description Beautiful acreage offering 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms and 2 half bathrooms, with plenty of space both inside and out! 3 car garage heated. This property features lots of recent updates offering the charm and space you’re looking for. Outside, enjoy the private swimming pool, spacious yard and multiple outbuildings providing plenty of room for storage, hobbies, equipment or a workshop. With ample acreage, great outdoor space and numerous updates throughout the home, this property is a rare opportunity to enjoy country living on a hard surface road close to town and the golf course. Very motivated Sellers!

Mallard, IA Homes for Sale

Palo Alto County, Iowa Land Auction! - Presenting the sale of 160 acres m/l of highly tillable farmland located just east of Mallard, Iowa. The farm will be offered as 2 individual tracts with both live and online bidding options available on Thursday, November 19th, 2026, at the Mallard Public Library in Mallard, Iowa, at 10:00 A. M. (CST). Of the total 160 acres m/l in this offering, the farmland includes 156.64 FSA cropland acres carrying CSR2 ratings ranging from the high-70s to mid-80s. These highly tillable tracts are located in a strong farming community near several competing grain markets, including both grain elevators and ethanol plants. The farmland would make for a great add-on