27584 Schewe Dr, Rushford, MN 55971

Located in the heart of Southeast Minnesota's renowned bluff country, this exceptional 101.23± acre property in Winona County offers a rare combination of productive farmland, quality hunting habitat, a comfortable country home, and outstanding recreational opportunities. Situated within convenient driving distance of both Rushford and Winona, this property provides the ideal setup for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, farmers, investors, or anyone seeking a rural retreat with income-producing potential. The property includes approximately 64.34± acres of tillable ground, creating an opportunity for agricultural income while also serving as a valuable food source for local wildlife. The balance of the acreage offers excellent habitat that supports strong populations of whitetail deer and wild turkeys, making this farm an attractive option for hunters looking for a property with proven recreational appeal. Southeast Minnesota is widely recognized for its quality deer hunting and abundant turkey populations, and this tract fits well within that tradition. The combination of food, cover, water, and surrounding habitat creates an environment capable of attracting and holding wildlife throughout the year. A notable feature of the property is the pond located on the east side of the field. This water source adds both visual appeal and functional value for wildlife, while also providing an attractive landscape feature for the property. The pond complements the surrounding habitat and contributes to the property's overall recreational character. The residence offers the comfort and convenience of a well-maintained country home while serving as a potential full-time residence, hunting headquarters, or weekend getaway. According to available property information, the home includes approximately 2,211 square feet of living area with four bedrooms and two bathrooms. The home features central air conditioning, forced-air heating, and a practical floor plan suited for everyday living. Property records indicate the original structure dates to 1921, with an actual year built listed as 1992, reflecting significant updates or reconstruction over time.