This gorgeous Dallas County, Iowa farm has it all. From the 100 year old farmstead to the decades old CRP, and thick timber draws, this property has incredible character that you have to see in person to appreciate. Located just South of Redfield, Iowa, this 90 /- acre tract of land has been held by the current owners for nearly 5 decades. As you pull into the driveway, you’re greeted by the original concrete grain silo and barn, which date back to the early 1900’s. Remnants of the other buildings on the property tell the story of what was once a rotational crop farm and hog operation. This farm also features a diverse mix of thick timber, rolling ditches, a small pond, and a wet weather creek which all make it a unique mix of habitat that holds lots of wildlife. The surrounding land is made up of several hundred acres of broken timber and farmland, which further help hold deer and turkeys in the area. Not many improvements by way of food plots or hunting blinds have been installed on the property recently. So, there are certainly opportunities to improve the land for hunting. This property has approximately 58 FSA acres rated at an average of 64 CSR2. However, the majority of the ridgetops are 70 and 85 CSR2 soil types. With easy access to I-80, paved frontage, and the unique character, this property would be an ideal location for a future home as well. It’s truly a piece of land you must see in person to appreciate.