This versatile property sits in the heart of Stephenson County, just north of Freeport, and offers an incredible mix of habitat, access, and opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts. With excellent road frontage along Iris Hill Road, the main entrance leads to a grass parking area near the northern portion of the farm. The property is highly accessible, with lanes on both the north and south sides that make it easy to navigate from one end to the other. The Jane Addams Trail borders the property, providing a well-maintained route that can be used to travel quickly across the landscape. As you follow the lane south through the property, you’ll pass multiple timbered duck holes that provide ideal habitat for waterfowl. The maintained lane continues through the heart of the property, connecting the various features that make this tract so special. Toward the southern section sits a secluded, off-grid cabin surrounded by timber and tucked away from the road. Powered by solar and equipped with a wood stove and propane cooktop, it serves as a comfortable basecamp for weekends in the outdoors. Several small sheds provide additional storage, and there is an older log cabin that could be restored to add even more rustic charm. This area makes a great gathering spot for grilling, campfires, and swapping hunting stories after a day afield. The interior of the property has a variety of timber types with several open pockets that could be expanded into food plots or improved wildlife areas. Scattered throughout are several duck holes and wetland pockets that attract migratory birds and create a strong mix of cover and water sources. Richland Creek forms the western boundary and flows into the Pecatonica River downstream, providing excellent fishing opportunities along with a natural corridor for deer and turkey. The combination of timber, wetlands, and creek bottom creates an outstanding mix of habitats that support deer, ducks, turkey, and fish. The diversity of this property makes it suitable for nearly any outdoor pursuit, whether you are focused on hunting, habitat management, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet of nature. Although the setting feels private and remote, it is only a short drive to US-20 and I-90, offering quick access to surrounding towns and amenities. This is a rare opportunity to own a truly versatile recreational property in Stephenson County with a mix of water, timber, and wildlife habitat that is ready to be enjoyed from day one.

This is a rare opportunity to own an extremely versatile recreational property in Whiteside County, surrounded by Big Bend State Ground and just a short distance from the Rock River. The location alone makes this farm stand out, with access points that allow you to slip into the property from multiple directions. Off Banks Road, a township-maintained road, you’ll find a shared lane that provides direct drive-in access. On the east side, there is additional foot access through the state ground, offering another strategic entry point depending on wind and hunting conditions. Coming in from the north, the property begins with open fallow fields edged with young timber, providing early successional habitat and room for adding food sources. To the east, a timber slough with multiple access points sets up well for hunting or habitat enhancement. Traveling south, the farm opens into a well-established 5-acre food plot with a hard-sided blind tucked into a clump of trees for excellent concealment. West of the food plot lies a large field with 16 acres currently enrolled in CRP, generating income while enhancing wildlife cover. To the east is a block of timber holding the second of the property’s sloughs, creating a natural travel corridor that connects directly to the largest slough. Inside the timber, game funnels across a tube crossing, and another hard-sided blind has been strategically placed to capitalize on this movement. The diversity and layout of this property make it a well-rounded hunting and recreational farm. From proven whitetail and turkey hunting to the potential for waterfowl and fishing, it is rare to find a tract in northern Illinois with this kind of opportunity. Adding to the appeal, Big Bend State Ground surrounds the farm, providing an additional 2,500 acres of deer, turkey, and waterfowl habitat. With the combination of private ground, quality habitat, food sources, and public land access, this is a one-of-a-kind property that delivers year-round outdoor recreation and a strong hunting legacy.

Located in the heart of Ogle County along the Rock River, this 35-acre farm offers income production today with the flexibility for future opportunities. Currently in row crop production, the farm features approximately 32 acres of tillable ground carrying a strong 123.6 Productivity Index. The gentle roll of the landscape toward the river provides natural drainage, helping support consistent yields and dependable production. For the buyer looking to add quality tillable acres to their operation or portfolio, this farm provides the kind of stability and location that is hard to find. Beyond its farming potential, the property also carries strong recreational and lifestyle appeal. With more than 1,300 feet of Rock River frontage, it offers a scenic setting that could serve as the foundation for a future building site. Imagine a home or weekend retreat overlooking the river, with space to enjoy the land while still benefiting from the income generated by the row crop acres. This stretch of the Rock River is known for its beauty and recreational opportunities, whether you enjoy fishing, boating, or simply watching the water flow past. The property also sits in a prime location, with Byron and Oregon just a short drive away, both towns offering restaurants, shops, and the amenities needed for day-to-day living. This farm brings together a rare combination of income-producing ground, scenic river frontage, and long-term potential. Whether your focus is expanding your farm operation, securing a solid investment, or creating a future building site with incredible views, this property in Ogle County is one that delivers on all fronts.

Positioned at the high-visibility corner of Route 173 and Route 76 in Boone County, this commercial property offers a rare opportunity in one of the area’s most traveled corridors. With a combined daily traffic count exceeding 10,000 vehicles, these routes are key connectors for both regional transport and local travel. The location provides exceptional exposure for any business looking to capitalize on steady year-round traffic. The property’s flat topography and ample size offer flexibility for development, while 375 feet of road frontage along Route 76 allows for multiple entrances, enhancing accessibility for customers and deliveries. This stretch of Route 76 is not only a main north-south artery but is also projected to undergo intersection improvements in the near future, further increasing its long-term value and ease of access. Currently zoned commercial, the site is ready for a variety of uses-retail, service, hospitality, or professional space-with the infrastructure and location to support success. Its strategic placement provides quick access to major markets and amenities, including Rockford, Beloit, and the greater Chicago area. Just a short drive away, Chicago Rockford International Airport continues to expand as one of the fastest-growing cargo hubs in the world, bringing additional commerce and economic activity to the region. Whether you’re looking to establish a new venture, relocate an existing operation, or invest in a high-potential property, this Boone County location delivers the visibility, accessibility, and growth potential every business needs. Bring your vision and make the most of this prime commercial opportunity in a thriving area.

Located between Morrison and Milledgeville, this productive farm offers a solid opportunity for a farmer looking to expand or an investor wanting a reliable piece of ground. With several access points along Capp Road, it’s easy to get equipment in and out of the field. The farm has approximately 179 acres of tillable ground – with high-quality soils carrying a strong 122 PI. The gently rolling topography this area is known for helps water drain naturally off the field and into the nearby Rock Creek, keeping the ground workable throughout the season. The lower portions of the farm have been tiled, and a well-maintained dike along Rock Creek helps protect the crop ground. It’s a well-set-up piece of land that’s ready to produce. Along with the tillable acreage, there are about 7 acres of timber along the edge where Rock Creek meets Spring Creek. This area holds wildlife and offers a spot for hunting or just enjoying the land. There’s plenty of deer sign and potential for light recreation like hunting or setting up a few blinds. Whether you’re looking to expand your existing row crop operation, pick up a quality farm in a strong ag region, or invest in land with good rental income potential, this tract checks the boxes. Hard-to-find farms like this one-where everything is already in place-don’t come around often. Here’s your chance to own a well-maintained, income-producing farm with long-term potential in a great part of the state.

This property is located just outside of Elizabeth and has a lot of potential. It boasts 320 feet of road frontage on US 20. US-20 is the main route to Galena and has a daily average traffic count of 5,750, which makes this property ideal for multiple development opportunities. Along US-20, there is a large flat area that could be used for a potential building site. As you move towards the west, there are open fields with multiple ponds. The back portion of the property has early successional forest and groves of oaks and hickories. You’ll find tons of wildlife signs scattered across the property. There are beautiful views of the Driftless Region to the west and south. This property has the potential for development, recreation, or a potential building site. Please note that the current buildings are being sold as-is, and the county should be consulted regarding any plans for development. If you would like more information or to schedule a showing, feel free to contact Land Specialist Todd Henry today.

21-acre piece of farm ground with 17.69 acres of tillable ground. Perfect to add into an operation with development appeal for an area with limited options. The property has 663 ft of road frontage along Route 72, located in between Stillman Valley and Byron, with a gradual roll sloped towards Stillman Creek. Quick access up Kishwaukee Road allows a convenient route to a Rockford airport, US-20, and I-90.

Located just south of Hanover in southern Jo Daviess County, this exceptional property is surrounded by premier whitetail habitat. The perfect mix of large blocks of timber and state ground plus agriculture along the bottoms of the Apple River make it extremely diverse. More than just a hunting property, this land offers a range of possibilities. The gained access off Crazy Hollow Road is easy yet private with a dense timber screening on all sides. A secure double-gated entrance leads into the high side of the property, where a versatile open field awaits. Currently, six acres are in hay production, shielded from the road by mature timber-an already-secluded setting that will be further enhanced by planned tree plantings in 2025. There was extensive timber stand improvement completed last year with the focus of advancing the habitat that will only continue to enhance the landscape. This area offers endless potential-whether for continued agricultural use, expanded food sources, or the perfect site for a future cabin or home. This portion of the property also presents a former pond/wetland area that could be restored, creating a stunning focal point surrounded by a tall stand of pines along the western edge. To the west of the pond site, an established food plot transitions into a scenic lane that winds through rolling timber and opens into early successional growth and additional food plots. Thoughtfully designed for hunting and habitat, the property provides multiple access points, including a strategic entrance from the road along the lower portion-allowing hunters to move in quietly with the wind in their favor. With gradual contours and a mix of timber, open ground, and river access, this land is ideal for recreation, hunting, or future development. Not only does the Apple River add to the seclusion acting as the southern boundary, but it also allows for tubing, kayaking, and fishing for bass, crappie, and sunfish. This tributary of the Mississippi traverses some of the most beautiful topography in the state originating in southern Wisconsin. This private yet well-connected property is just a short drive from Galena and Savanna-making it an incredible opportunity for those seeking land with diverse potential.

Nestled just north of Marengo, this secluded property offers the perfect balance of privacy and convenience. With quick access to I-90, US-20, and Route 176, you’re just a short drive from the heart of Chicago and its suburbs, yet once you arrive, it feels like a world away. As you drive along the private easement, the hustle and bustle of city life fades away, and the serenity of nature takes over. A dedicated parking area in the northeast corner provides ample space for vehicles, while a charming footbridge crosses a branch of the Kishwaukee River, leading you into the heart of the property. Crossing over the bridge, you’re greeted by the northern section of the farm, which has been meticulously managed for upland bird habitat. With 15 acres of native grasses in a checkered pattern, this land offers an ideal sanctuary for upland game. Mowed trails between patches of prairie grass make navigating the terrain easy, so you can enjoy the beauty and bounty of the land without disruption. As you move west towards the main branch of the Kishwaukee River, you’ll find fallow fields that offer potential for expansion or can be utilized to enhance deer habitat, which naturally flows from the surrounding timber. The deer seem to follow the river from neighboring timber ground and travel through the heart of the property and into the western timber, acting as a sanctuary. The open ground holds a ton of potential to put in food plots along the travel corridor. The property is blessed with abundant water features as the Kishwaukee River winds its way through the land, enhancing the natural beauty and providing critical resources for wildlife. The surrounding timber adds to the property’s allure, creating a perfect blend of open space and wooded seclusion. Bordered by agricultural fields and lush timberlands, the property is part of a larger wildlife-rich ecosystem, with hundreds of acres of deer and turkey habitat from the McHenry County Conservation District just beyond its borders. Whether you’re an avid hunter, wildlife enthusiast, or simply seeking a private retreat, this property offers everything you need. With its unparalleled privacy, rich habitat, and easy access to urban amenities, this is an extraordinary opportunity to own a piece of nature that has been carefully cultivated for wildlife and recreation. A rare find that combines the best of both worlds-close to the city but far from the crowds.

Located just northeast of Morrison, this highly productive tillable farm offers everything a serious farmer or investor is looking for. With prime road frontage along both Malvern Road and Felton Road, access to this property is as straightforward as it gets. The farm entrance provides easy access to the northern portion of the property, while a gradual creek crossing allows seamless access to the southern part of the land – making farm operations efficient and convenient, no matter the season. This property is made up of 95 pct. tillable farm ground. For the 2024 season, the entire farm is planted in corn, but over the years, it has been part of a strong crop rotation program, alternating between corn and soybeans. Currently leased for 2025, with open tenancy for 2026, this farm provides an opportunity to take control and maximize its potential. With rolling contours and good drainage, the land offers productive crop growth for years to come. The land’s natural contours not only contribute to its beauty but also enhance its drainage, ensuring that it performs well under a variety of conditions. Whether you’re looking to expand your operation in corn and soybeans, or exploring other options as an investment, this farm has everything you need to succeed.