This 161 ± acre recreational farm in Knox County, Nebraska, offers a great blend of rolling pasture and timbered hillsides, with natural springs that quietly wind through the draws. Located near Verdel and just a 20-minute drive west of Niobrara, the property provides direct gravel-road access on the southeast side and sits in an area long regarded to produce excellent whitetail and turkey hunting.

A good mixture of both hard and soft wood timber create excellent wildlife diversity while the open pastures make the entire farm easy to navigate by foot or ATV. The land has a versatile history, having supported hay production, grazing, and even row crops in years past, and it remains fully perimeter-fenced. A tenant currently grazes the farm and would gladly continue for additional income.

Natural springs supply water and offer excellent potential for developing a pond on the north side of the property. Both a well and electric service are already in place near the entrance, making it simple to build a hunting cabin or new home, making it the ultimate hunting getaway. An existing farmhouse remains on the property and is being sold in as-is condition. From the hills, sweeping views across portions of the Niobrara River valley unfold in every direction, with the Niobrara River only two miles to the south and the Missouri River five miles to the north and Niobrara State Park just down the highway, the area offers a multitude of other recreational activities.

The farm’s unique meandering bowl-shaped layout provides multiple vantage points, exceptional hunting access and natural funnels, creating endless opportunities for food plots and other hunting enhancements. The large grass covered hillsides overlooking the open bottoms create several optimal food plot locations. With a blank canvas, abundant wildlife, and room to expand or build, this is a true Knox County gem ready for its next chapter.

From Verdel, just West of Niobrara, go West on Hwy 12 for approximately 3 miles, turn South on 513th Ave for approximately 2.5 miles, then back West right after the S curve for 1/4 mile.