Ask Steve Noble
Sometimes, a property takes some imagination to view it as a place to call home. However, that is not at all the case with this scenic 23.5±acre build site in Marion County, Iowa! Take one look, and you will see that this place provides the perfect location to put down roots and build a legacy in rural Iowa—while also enjoying easy access to amenities important to everyday life. This property is conveniently located with Highway IA-5 road frontage, where you’ll find electrical, water, and fiber optic cable that could be accessed to support a build in this beautiful location. Conveniently situated just outside of Attica and approximately 6 miles from Knoxville, food, fuel, quality schools, and other necessities are just a short drive away. The majority of the acreage is made up of tillable ground, providing an excellent source of annual income—or a blank slate for the homeowner to shape the property as they see fit. Switchgrass, trees, garden and/or livestock space, and plenty of room for a pond are just a few of the many options at the owner's disposal. Views to the north and east from a potential build site on the highest point of the property are stunning, allowing one to enjoy Iowa’s natural beauty every day. Deer, turkeys, and other wildlife spend considerable time on the property, offering both hunting and wildlife viewing opportunities. One look at this property is all it takes to see what a great home site it could be—so don’t wait to check it out for yourself! Additional acreage is available. Road access on this lot is pending Iowa DOT approval. Final acreage is subject to survey. All showings are by appointment only.If you would like more information or want to schedule a private viewing, please contact Steve Noble at (641) 799-9012 .
Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only.
Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy,
completeness, or reliability of those property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to
verify exact property boundaries.
