TBD King Avenue , Keosauqua, IA 52565(Van Buren County)

In my time selling land across southeast Iowa, I genuinely havent come across a place thats captivated me quite like this one. Simply put, when it comes to having a private home-based setup, it really doesnt get much better. For anyone whos dreamed of owning a farm with a cabin in the middle of nowhere, away from everyone elsethis is as close to perfect as it gets.This 208-acre property towers over the south bank of southern Iowas famed Des Moines River, set more than a half mile back from the nearest gravel roadat the dead-end throne of the appropriately named King Avenue. To top it off, its been set up by the nations renowned whitetail couple, Lee and Tiffany Lakosky.Lets start with the headquarters. Here, youll find a 1,860-square-foot, 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom ranch home on a concrete slab. The layout is modest and cozy, with an inviting living room and three bedrooms. Two full bathrooms mean you dont have to share with guests. Theres a full kitchen, laundry room, and a dedicated gear room for hunting clothes and equipment. But the best part is the west-facing patio that overlooks the farm. The view alone could sell this placeit really is one that makes you never want to leave.Just steps away are three metal-wrapped outbuildings with room to store all the equipment youll need, plus a dedicated skinning shed complete with power hoists, lighting, and a chest freezer. Its a clean and efficient setupbring your game back, process it in comfort, and then step inside to relax after a great hunt on a great farm. The yard is dotted with apple trees hanging with fresh fruit, and theres a stocked pond just below the house.The farm features a near-perfect 50/50 ratio of open ground to timberproviding not only strong income potential, but also the kind of layout that draws and holds deer when the weather turns cold. This year, Lees plan includes 45 acres of soybeans and another 5 acres planted in clover and fall blends. The north end is all cover, with great edge and approach for northerly winds. On the south side, the timber is flanked by corn and massive alfalfa fieldsan unbeatable setup for keeping deer close in the thick southern block.Plenty of hunting farms come up for sale across southern Iowabut its been a long time since weve seen one with a setup like this. From the end-of-the-road seclusion, to the hilltop setting above the Des Moines River, and the location within a trophy neighborhood of Van Buren County this offering is truly one of a kind.This is one of three farms that were offering for sale within a 5-mile drive of each other - 453, 133, and this 208. All together these make a turnkey offering of signature hunting farms that are managed by the Lakoskys, right here in the heart of Van Buren County.