160th Ave, Chariton, IA 50049

Located in the rolling countryside of Lucas County, Iowa, this 39A± acre property (subject to survey) offers a versatile combination of open ground, water features, scenic views, and recreational potential. Whether you are looking for a place to build, enjoy the outdoors, or invest in Southern Iowa acreage, this property provides a variety of opportunities. The property is accessed by a county-maintained road and has both rural water and electricity available along the road, making it well-suited for those considering a future home, cabin, or other improvements. Positioned on an elevated ridge, the property offers expansive views of the surrounding Southern Iowa landscape, including neighboring timbered hillsides that create an attractive backdrop throughout the year. Approximately 22 acres are currently utilized as grass hay. This open acreage provides flexibility for a variety of future uses, including continued hay production, wildlife habitat improvements, food plots, pasture, or other agricultural or recreational purposes. Two ponds are located on the property and provide both visual appeal and wildlife habitat. These water features complement the surrounding landscape while offering opportunities for outdoor enjoyment. The property's rolling topography, combined with the ponds and nearby timber, creates a diverse setting that supports a variety of wildlife commonly found in Southern Iowa. One of the property's notable characteristics is its location among several larger land ownerships. The surrounding timber and habitat provide an attractive environment for deer, turkey, and other wildlife, making the property appealing for hunting. The elevated building site is positioned to take advantage of long-distance views across the countryside while maintaining convenient access to available utilities. Whether your plans include constructing a permanent residence, a seasonal cabin, or simply owning recreational acreage, this property offers a strong foundation for future improvements. The property's open layout also provides a blank canvas for a new owner to develop according to their goals. Wildlife habitat enhancements, trail systems, additional food plots, tree plantings, or continued agricultural use are all possibilities. Buyers can shape the property to fit their intended use while enjoying the scenic setting and natural features already in place.