#2 • Tract 2 - 36+/- Acres Jaackson County, MN

Part of 126+/- Acres Jackson County, MN (timed auction by High Point Land Company)

Starting at $6,000.00

Status: Available

Bidding closes Dec 9, 2026 1:00 PM CST

High Point Land Company is pleased to present 126+/- acres of productive Jackson County, Minnesota farmland on behalf of the Lawrence Kooistra Revocable Living Trust and Bertha Kooistra Revocable Living Trust. Located in Section 32 of Ewington Township, this property will be offered through a timed online auction ending at 1 pm on December 9th, in two individual tracts, providing an excellent opportunity for area farmers, investors, and landowners looking to expand their agricultural holdings. Tract 2 - 36+/- Acres Tract 2 consists of 36+/- acres, with 31.12 tillable acres and an impressive average CPI of 92. Located directly west of Tract 1, this property offers road frontage along 760th Street and convenient access near the intersection of 760th Street and 320th Avenue. With productive soils and a manageable acreage, this tract presents an excellent opportunity for neighboring farmers looking to expand their operation or investors seeking quality southwestern Minnesota farmland.   *Judicial Ditch No. 13 Improvement Assessments Both tracts are being sold subject to the existing Jackson County Judicial Ditch No. 13 improvement assessments (JD 13). Buyers shall assume responsibility for the remaining assessment balances, interest, and future drainage assessments. Tract 1 - 90+/- Acres: The outstanding assessment balance is $47,153.12. If not paid in full, the remaining balance will continue as an assessment bearing 4.35% annual interest, with approximately 17 years remaining. Tract 2 - 36+/- Acres: The outstanding assessment balance is $17,793.31. If not paid in full, the remaining balance will continue as an assessment bearing 4.35% annual interest, with approximately 17 years remaining. **All acreages are approximate. Bidding will be based on taxable acres. Buyers are encouraged to review the complete auction terms and conduct their own due diligence before bidding.