4
Standard Listing
Stutsman County,
North Dakota
Single Tract
Online Only Auction
- Status
- County, State
- Acres
- Listing Number
- Available
- Ransom County, ND
- 1,352 ± Acres
- A-19671
The online auction will begin on Friday, October 30, 2026, at 9:00 AM, and bidding will close on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, at 11:00 AM.
This exceptional offering presents a rare opportunity to acquire 1,352 acres of farmland in Ransom County, North Dakota, available for the 2027 crop year. The properties are being offered in four individual tracts, allowing buyers the flexibility to purchase one tract or multiple parcels to accommodate their operation, investment, or expansion objectives.
This offering includes a diverse mix of agricultural land, ranging from productive pasture to highly productive cropland. Its proximity to Lisbon provides convenient access to local grain markets, agribusiness services, equipment dealerships, and other agricultural infrastructure.
Whether you are a producer looking to expand your land base, an investor seeking quality agricultural assets, or a livestock operator in need of additional grazing acres, this offering presents a unique combination of scale, productivity, and flexibility.
Property Directions
Near Lisbon, North Dakota.
Listing Information
Status
Active
Details
The listed taxes includes a 5% discount.
Legal Description
Annual Taxes
Size Acres
Acreage Breakdown
Cropland: 250.99 acres
Non-crop: 3.01 acres
Non-crop: 3.01 acres
Location
All information is assumed to be accurate and substantially correct but no assumptions of liability are intended. Neither the seller nor the agent or representatives warrant the completeness or accuracy of the information. Seller does not guarantee timber volumes, values, acreages (total, woodland/cropland, stand or otherwise), tree ages or the condition and/or function of any improvements, including but not limited to all buildings, machinery, appliances, wells, equipment, livestock and ponds. No representations or warranties are expressed or implied as to the property, its condition, boundaries or logging feasibility. Prospective buyers should satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of this information.
