Skrede Rd , Readstown, WI 54665(Vernon County)

Youll find this blufftop estate at the intersection of Skrede Road and Yttri Road spanning miles of panoramic views. In a neighborhood swallowed by sky-high bluffs and deep valleys, most farmers struggle to work their land. Quite frankly, bluff country farming poses its very own unique challenges, which are not limited to rocky ground, irregular land shapes and daunting white-knuckle access. However, this property is in a league of its own with seamless access, fertile soils and remains high-and-dry.

The land lies along a very high ridgetop at 1,140ft in elevation. Well thought out drainage helps prevents soil erosion. A semi-gradual topography allows for smooth planting and effortless harvesting. You can access the land from (2) road frontages that run along the north and west boundary. In fact, the property borders half-mile worth of roadway.

The region yields proud crops, while producing a handsome yearly rental profit. Currently, theres 30+/- acres of productive ag land that rents for $150/acre or $4,500/annually. The reaming acreage is wooded pasture ground in the SE corner perfectly fit for fencing some cattle.

For those in search of a savvy investment property that also provides million-dollar views for a permanent residence, look no further than this highly sought-after soil. Whether youre looking to rent out the farming rights or create a longstanding building opportunity this soil provides instant assets that render grand promise. In the uncertain times that we are in, some of the most decorated capitalists are diversifying their assets in productive agriculture land. This streamline investment provides additional added value that is favorable for those looking to expand their portfolio. Prime real estate like this achieves handsome yearly income that you can always count on.

Due note, the taxes are only $132+/-. The land is NOT enrolled in any long term or restrictive programs such as CRP or MFL. A swift 20-minute drive brings you directly into Viroqua and close to Richland Center.

Soil. Its the connector of lives around the world. American Agriculture is not only a labor of love, but also a practice of stewardship to the earth. Only 25% of earths surface is made up of soil and only 10% of that soil can be used to grow food. Maybe its time that you take advantage of this rare and sought-after farm in Southwest Wisconsin, because land is something that isnt mass-produced. If youre looking to invest, theres no better purchase than income producing farmland. The wide expanse of land and fertility sparks attractive attention.

Contact Listing Agents for further information.

Buyers must provide a pre-qualification letter before viewing property and must be accompanied by Licensed Real Estate Agent. For more info, please contact Southwest Wisconsin Land Specialist, Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 OR Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003

Make no mistake about it, Joe Nawrot and Brandon Wikman are THE Land Experts of Wisconsin. Ranked #1 in the state of Wisconsin for United Country Real Estate working for the #1 Office in the Nation.