Hawk Drive , Douds, IA 52551(Van Buren County)

This 81.49 acre Van Buren County, IA farm is located on the edge of Douds, IA, and offers scenic frontage along the Des Moines River. In addition to its agricultural and recreational appeal, this Village Township Tract presents an excellent opportunity for a potential homesite on the edge of Douds. The property currently has 76.32 acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program, generating an annual income of $18,620, with three separate contracts set to expire on September 30, 2026. Approximately 93.65% of the farm consists of income-producing acres, making it a high-quality investment and future row-crop opportunity. The farm carries an impressive 79.8 CSR2 average, an exceptionally strong rating for Van Buren County. Chequest, Colo, and Lawson are the three predominant soil types providing a solid foundation for crop production. The established native grasses provide outstanding habitat for deer, turkey, and upland birds, while direct access to the Des Moines River further enhances the recreational appeal of the property. This farm presents multiple attractive use options, including re-enrollment into CRP programs, conversion to row-crop production upon contract expiration, or development of a private residence. Having been owned by the same family for decades, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a productive, scenic, and versatile farm with income, recreational benefits, and residential potential.

Key Features

Income & Investment Potential: The farm offers strong, dependable income with 76.32 acres currently enrolled in CRP, producing $18,620 annually through September 30, 2026. With 93.65% income-producing acres, this property provides both immediate returns and long-term flexibility. Upon contract expiration, buyers may consider re-enrolling in CRP or transitioning the farm to row-crop production. This combination of current income and future upside makes the property an excellent investment opportunity.

Highly Productive Soils: This farm features an impressive average CSR2 rating of 79.8, which is exceptionally high for Van Buren County, Iowa. The quality soils position the property as a desirable row-crop farm when CRP contracts expire. The strong productivity ratings enhance long-term land value and offer confidence for both operators and investors. Farms with this level of soil quality are rarely available in this area.

Recreational Appeal & River Access: Located along the scenic Des Moines River, the property offers excellent recreational opportunities in addition to its income potential. Established native grasses provide outstanding