51630, IA homes for sale & real estate

51630, IA Homes for Sale

Charming 2 bed, 1.5 bath ranch featuring a bright living/dining room combo with original hardwood floors. The kitchen was thoughtfully updated in 2024-2025 with quartz countertops, new flooring and a warm rustic wood ceiling that adds character. All appliances stay; the gas stove runs off an owner-owned propane tank while the rest of the home is electric. The full bathroom was refreshed in 2022 and includes a cabinet that stays, while the ensuite half bath was updated in 2024 and offers added convenience. Additional highlights include a durable metal roof installed in 2021, main-floor laundry, and a full unfinished basement providing a blank canvas for future expansion or customization. Enj

51630, IA Homes for Sale

Presenting 80.00 acres m/l of high-quality farmland in Page County, Iowa. This parcel offers an excellent opportunity for farmers and investors alike and is conveniently located just three miles east of US HWY 71 offering excellent access to major grain marketing opportunities. This property features an estimated 77.22 FSA cropland acres carrying a CSR2 rating of 63.5. The productive tillable ground is primarily comprised of Sharpsburg Silty Clay Loam and Colo-Judson Silty Clay Loam soils, ideal for consistent row crop yields and cash rent potential. The farmland offers a steady revenue stream of cash rent payments and supports long-term value appreciation. The cropland will be open for the

51630, IA Homes for Sale

Presenting the opportunity to own 267.64 m/l acres in Page County, Iowa, located just east of College Springs. This expansive property blends strong agricultural income, long-term investment potential, and exceptional recreational value — a rare combination in today’s market. This property features an estimated 197.42 FSA cropland acres carrying a CSR2 rating of 54.6. The productive tillable ground is primarily comprised of Colo-Judson Silty Clay Loam, Adair Clay Loam, and Sharpsburg Silty Clay Loam soils, ideal for consistent row crop yields and cash rent potential. The farmland offers a steady revenue stream of cash rent payments to offset holding costs and supports long-term