1423 280th St, Modale, IA 51556

Incredible custom built home on 44.87 acres. Open floor plan with vaulted Great Room, 3 fireplaces (2 inside, 1 out) which boast a stunning stone chimney, large Country Kitchen w/ custom cabinetry, formal Dining Room, huge Master Suite w/ sunroom, loft off of Great Room, 3 Bedrooms, and 6 Bathrooms! A newer cedar shake shingle roof, 3 separate, zoned, pump and dump geothermal heat pumps, and gorgeous teak hardwood parquet flooring are just some of the recent upgrades. A full walkout basement w/ finished Family Room, rough ins for more living space if needed, and the oversized 2 car finished garage complete the interior of the home. Exterior amenities include over 900 sq. ft. of wrap-around redwood deck, huge yard with garden, mature trees, and a breathtaking panoramic view! The balance of the property is tillable farm land in a high state of fertility (app. 40 acres), app. 45,000 bushels grain storage, and a 40x72 Butler Farmstead building for machinery storage.For the outdoorsman The possibilities are nearly limitless! DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge is 3 miles to the south, and includes over 8300 acres of woodlands, native prairie, water, and cropland. It was established in 1958, primarily as a stopping point for migratory waterfowl, but many other species have prospered as well. There are two other preserves that allow public hunting within 3 miles, California Bend, with legal access only by boat, and Tyson's Bend. All of these are Missouri River oxbow lakes, formed when the Army Corps of Engineers straightened the river for navigation. Also, the seller farms 320 acres just to the south, and this farm offers many hunting opportunities as well. There is a 34 acre permanent wetland on which hunting is allowed, with a Kohler metal blind in place. Just to the east is another wetland with no restrictions which includes a shallow lake. This area has been hunted exclusively for over 50 years by a small group and is a licensed hunting preserve. They release over 700 pheasants annually, but only hunt the very NE end of the farm, and only a few times each season. The deer and turkey are plentiful as well, with numerous trophy bucks because of the lack of hunting pressure. Several neighboring farmers plant food plots for all the wildlife, and the seller has practiced total no-till farming for 15 years, which is also very beneficial. With the Loess Hills only 6 miles to the east and neighboring farmers quite open to local landowners hunting, the hunting opportunities are nearly endless!