Country Inn & Suites, 3205 N 14th Street - Bismarck, ND
Live auction with online bidding
Driving Directions - Parcels 1 and 2: From the I-94 exit #176 (McKenzie Exit) go 1 mile west on 30th Ave. NE. Follow the curve north on 223rd St. NE for 5 miles to 97th Ave. NE. Go 1 mile west on 97th Ave. NE to the southwest corner of parcel 1. Continue a half mile north down the section line road to the southwest corner of parcel 2.
Parcel 3: From the I-94 exit #176 (McKenzie Exit) go 1 mile west on 30th Ave. NE. Follow the curve north on 223rd St. NE for 6 miles to the southwest corner of parcel 3.
Auction Note - This offering includes 545.44 +/- acres in Burleigh County, ND, all within 20 minutes of the Bismarck–Mandan metro area. The property will be offered in three parcels, each with distinct features. Parcel 1 consists primarily of cropland and offers strong gravel-mining potential. Parcel 2 includes both hayland and cropland, with similar gravel-mining potential. Gravel exploration testing on Parcels 1 and 2 produced positive results. Parcel 3 is native pasture with highly productive soils, giving the new owner the option to convert it to cropland. All three parcels also provide excellent hunting opportunities for upland game and white-tailed deer. Whether you're looking to expand your farming operation or looking to buy land with great investment potential, this property is one you won’t want to overlook!
See attached PDF for Gravel Exploration Report on parcels 1 and 2.
There are no USF&W Easements on any of these parcels.
Subsurface mineral rights will be retained by the sellers. Surface minerals including gravel will be transferred to the buyer(s).
Parcel 1 consists of 146 +/- crop acres with an average Soil Productivity Index (SPI) of 48.2. This parcel has had gravel exploration testing done and has great potential for future mining.
Parcel 2
Acres: 152.76 +/-
Legal: NW¼ 30-140-77
FSA Crop Acres: 105.78
Taxes: $393.16 (2025)
Parcel 2 consists of both hay land and cropland and has also had gravel exploration testing done and has great potential for future mining.
Parcel 3
Acres: 240 +/-
Legal: SW¼ & S½NW¼ 20-140-77
Taxes: $881.37 (2025)
Parcel 3 is native pasture made up of mostly all Class II & III loam soils with an average Soil Productivity Index (SPI) of 76.3 giving the buyer the option of having very productive grazing land or putting this land into crop production. There is a windmill driven well on this parcel for a water source.
480 acre Morton County, ND land auction offering a combination of productive cropland and lush native pasture, providing an opportunity for both farming and livestock operations. Offered in two parcels, the property contains over 164 total acres of cropland with Soil Productivity Indexes (SPI) averaging above 79. Soils are primarily comprised of Wyola Silty Loams, providing quality growing conditions for area crops. The balance of the property consists of lush native pasture with solid perimeter fencing, cross fencing, and a livestock dugout allowing for flexibility between summer and fall grazing. The entire property is free of U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service easements and will be available for the 2027 crop and grazing season. Sellers will retain all subsurface mineral rights. Live auction with online bidding.
239.77 acre Burleigh County, ND land auction. Just 20 minutes north of Bismarck, ND, this exceptional property in Glenview Township will be offered in two parcels, featuring highly productive cropland with quality loam soils and a strong cropping history. With predominant Class II soils and favorable topography, these parcels present a tremendous opportunity for producers and investors alike. The land is available for the 2027 crop year. Live auction with online bidding.
1,007.78 acre Billings County, ND land auction. Offered in five parcels, this property combines quality grazing land, productive cropland, excellent fencing, and reliable water sources to create a well-rounded opportunity for farmers and ranchers. The pastures feature a strong mixture of native and tame grasses and are fully fenced and cross-fenced with excellent 4-wire fencing throughout. Multiple water sources are located across the property, providing a solid setup for livestock and rotational grazing. The property also contains over 281 acres of productive cropland with an average Soil Productivity Index (SPI) of 71.2. These acres are currently in hay production but are ready to be returned to crop rotation if desired. Live auction with online bidding.
