STORY CO. 37.72 ACRES M/L
- $325,000
Property Documents
Details
- Price $325,000
- Land Area 37.72 m/l Acres
- Property Status Available
- Property Type Listing
- County Story County, Iowa
- Taxes $1,168
Lat/Long: 42.025131030118,-93.611395089519,15
Description
Conventiently placed halfway between Cambridge and Ames, thisย farm has tillable acres that are presently in the Conservation Reserve Program with the north 32.22 acres contact expiring on 10.1.25 and the south 2.41 acres expiring 10.1.31. The land could possibly be re-enrolled or farmed in 2026. Possibly eligible for organic production.
As far as we know there is no tile on the property but the surface water drains to the west road ditch, out through a large double box culvert near the SW corner and finally under R-70 towards the Skunk River. There is also a berm and ditch to the south feeding water to this west road ditch.
Most of the land is in the 100 year flood zone except 2.4 acres, m/l in the NE corner. This area is eligible for building a home and/or buildings and grain bins.
Gross: 37.72 Acres m/l
Net: 34.87 Acres m/l
FSA Cropland: 34.63 Acres m/l
CRP: 32.22 acres @ $324/a – Expires 10.1.25
2.41 acres @ $300/a – Expires 10.1.31
Township: Union
STR: 4-82N-23W
CSR: 73.1
Taxes: $1,168 m/l
Directions
From Cambridge go north on R-70 three miles and the land is at the SE corner of R-70 and 280th Street.
From Ames take Hwy 30 east then got south on R-70 to the SE corner of R-70 and 280th Street.
Legal Information
Parcel โBโ: Beginning at the Northwest (NW) Corner of Section 4, Township 82 North, Range 23 West of the 5th P.M., Story County, Iowa, thence S 0ยฐ17โ30โ E along the West line of said Section 4 One 1,654.8 Feet, thence N 89ยฐ50โ53โ E 993.6 Feet, thence N 0ยฐ17โ30โW along the West line and extension of Parcel โAโ 1,652.16 Feet, thence West along North line of said Section Four (4) 993.6 Feet to the point of beginning, containing 37.72 Acres including 2.85 Acres of road rightยญ-of-way, Survey 11-215, subject to easements and restrictions of record.
