319.52 +/- Acres - Burleigh County, ND

Property Details (ID# 5239)

Date/Time

Mon Sep 25 10:00 AM CDT

Property Location

Bismarck, ND

County

Burleigh

Size

1 Parcels

Contact

Alan Butts, 701.400.8858

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LAND AUCTION

319.52 +/- Acres - Burleigh County, ND

Monday September 25, 2023 – 10:00 a.m.

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Auction Location: Holiday Inn - Bismarck, ND

Auction Note: Beautiful property of rolling prairie and native grass, rugged ravines filled with trees, flowing water spring and good fences close to Bismarck, ND. This land has been owned by the same family for generations and has been well cared for, including the fences kept in good repair, weeds and buck brush spot sprayed to maintain control. This property seems more remote than its location would suggest. The terrain declines over 200 feet from the north and east sides through the two heavily treed ravines to the southwest corner where they converge. There is section-line access on the south side on a minimum maintenance road. The pasture is not being grazed this summer. The ND Fish & Wildlife says there are no easements on the land.

Contact: Alan Butts at 701.400.8858 for more information or call 877.700.4099 for a complete catalog.

Driving Directions:

East Access: From the intersection of I-94 and Hwy. #83, travel north 13.5 miles to 201 Ave. NW, then west for 1.5 miles (last ½ mile not maintained), to southeast corner of the land.

West Access: From the intersection of Hwy. #83 and ND Hwy. #1804 travel 3.5 miles west, road will curve to the north, continue for 10 miles to 201st Ave. NW, then 2 miles east on 201st Ave. NW (minimum maintenance) to the southwest corner of the land.

Property Information

Acres: 319.52 +/-

Legal: W1/2 16-141-80

Pasture Acres: 316 +/-

Taxes (2022): $197.52

This land is desirable for many reasons including the heavily deep treed ravines, well-kept native grasses and the possible future development potential. There is a flowing spring located in the north ravine near the center of the two quarters, which the owner has improve to flow into a stock tank. There is also normally water in the south ravine that provides water for cattle and deer.