52535, IA homes for sale & real estate

52535, IA Homes for Sale

Welcome home to 124 N. Cross Street in Birmingham, Iowa! This well-maintained 2-bedroom, 1 1/2 -bath home offers comfortable living in a convenient small-town setting, located just 15 minutes from both Fairfield and Keosauqua. Featuring many recent updates, this property is move-in ready with newer kitchen cabinets, durable vinyl siding, and a metal roof for long-lasting peace of mind. The home has been very well cared for and provides an excellent opportunity for a first-time homebuyer, downsizing couple, or anyone looking for an affordable home in a great location. Enjoy the convenience of being close to local amenities while still experiencing the charm and quiet atmosphere of Birmingham

52535, IA Homes for Sale

The farm is truly turnkey for hunting. A well-maintained trail system provides easy access throughout the property for hunting, hiking, ATV riding, or simply enjoying the land. Multiple deer stands, deer blinds, and turkey blinds are already in place around the 8+ acres of current plots, and the strong trail camera history reflects the quality of wildlife this area consistently produces. With excellent cover, proven deer movement, and a location surrounded by quality habitat, this farm has the ingredients to produce mature whitetails year after year. Added in 2022 a 640 sq ft cabin provides a comfortable base camp with 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, heating and air conditioning, making it ideal for

52535, IA Homes for Sale

This farm checks the boxes for the serious whitetail buyer, offering a proven hunting setup, reliable income, excellent access, and a strong neighborhood known for quality deer management. Located near Birmingham, about 10 miles south of Fairfield in southern Jefferson County and just a mile from the Van Buren County line, it sits in the heart of renowned Southeast Iowa whitetail country. The layout is designed for low-pressure hunting and efficient access. Centralized cover creates a natural sanctuary while allowing movement around the property with minimal disturbance. Three established food plots provide flexibility for multiple wind directions. The northwest and southeast plots are till