Steffes ND

Auctioneer’s Note

Nitz

Auctioneer’s note – Words cannot begin to describe the incredibly beautiful and scenic views that this Property affords the new Buyer! You will have to see it for yourself to believe the views in all directions! Additionally, the property is located just a short distance to paved roads and into the City of Wahoo. A short 25 minute drive either East to Omaha or South to Lincoln allows the potential Buyer and reasonably short drive to work in either of those communities!

Highlights

2007 Kubota L3130 w/ WLA513 Loader, FWA, 32hp, 664 hours

Allis Chalmers C Tractor w/ 5’ sickle mower

2011 Ford F-250 Power Stroke, ext cab, 4×4, auto, 26k miles

2014 Load Trail Dump Trailer, roll-over cover, elec

2005 PJ Trailer, 2 axel w/ ramps, 18’

Allis Chalmers WD45 Pedal Tractor

Highlights

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a 2.63-acre buildable commercial lot located on a high-traffic street at the edge of North Hudson. Equipped with city water and city sewer, this property is ready for immediate development. Its strategic location offers excellent visibility and convenient access to local amenities, making it an ideal site for a wide range of commercial uses.  OPEN HOUSE: Bby appointment, call Jerry Bates for private showing (715) 418-0139.

Maring

18.40 Acre Existing Building Site with Older 1 1/2 Story Home, Attached Garage, 1700+ Square Feet Of Living Area, 2002 Build Garage/Shop, Concrete Floor, Good Well with Newer Pump, Non-Conforming Septic. Great Property Located On HWY 60.

Highlights

Caterpillar 80 Industrial Forklift

Clark ECS Forklift, 4500lb machine

1998 Large Accurshear 625010

1986 HTC Hydraulic/Mechanical Press Brake

Lincoln Aspect 375 Tig and Arc Welder & several other welders

Loads of support equipment

Featuring 3 prime tracts, 74.68 total acres on Murphy Road, 11.82 to 34.83 acres each, located west of US 79. These are spectacular “view” building sites, with rolling to steep foothills terrain, scenic rock outcroppings and an abundance of pine, elm & ash trees, all with native grass pasture.  These very impressive tracts are suitable for the finest custom homes, equestrian use, or rural retreats! 

This tract of land consists of approximately 80 acres more or less. According to the county FSA office, there is 67.24 DCP crop acres with a full wheat base and 35 – acre yield. The balance is in timber. Principal soils include: Bethany Silt Loam, 0-1% slopes, class II; Norge Silt Loam, 0-1% slopes, class III; Kirkland-Renfrow Complex, 1-3% slopes, class III; Grainola-Masham-Ironmound Complex, 1-3% slopes, class VI.