GOSPER COUNTY NEBRASKA FARM
INVEST IN WATER– INVEST IN NEBRASKA
GOOD WATER-GOOD MARKETS-GOOD NEIGHBORS
THE PROPERTY:
Exceptional combination feedgrain and cattle farm located in South Central Nebraska. 402 acres of center pivot irrigated cropland with four sprinkler systems. 321 acres of dryland cropland. 487 acres of pastureland.
All electric irrigation wells with no pumping restrictions.
Farm Service Agency (FSA) attached as a “Document”.
LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
Approximately 1,270 acres, Gosper County, Nebraska
Pt. Sw 1/4; Nw 1/4; W 1/2 Se1/4 Less Rd Row Section 7, T-6-N, R-23-W, (392.31 acres less 25 acres to be surveyed and retained by Seller with home, shop, cattle pens, etc)
All Section 18, T-6-N, R-23-W. (640 acres less approximately 10 acres to be retained by Seller containing home, shop and grain bin site).
Pt Nw 1/4; Pt Ne 1/4; N 1/2 Se 1/4, Section 19, T-6-N, R-23-W, (238.76 acres)
LOCATION:
6 miles south of Elwood, Nebraska, on Hwy 283 the west 2 miles on Hwy 18.
IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT:
Four center pivot sprinkler systems: 3 Zimmatic and 1 Reinke.
Three electic motors for three irrigation wells. The wells are shallow pumping depths with unlimited water thanks to Nebraska amazing water resources provided by the Ogallala Aquifier.
Irrigation well data attached as a “Document”.
OFFERING PRICE;
$5,500,000
Full possession at closing. Seller would lease back if Buyer desires.
LISTING AGENT:
Kelly Gydesen Mobile: 308-325-6983
GOSPER COUNTY:
Gosper County, Nebraska, is a rural county located in the south-central part of the state. Established in 1873, the county is named after John J. Gosper, a former Nebraska Secretary of State. The county seat is Elwood, which is also its largest community.
Gosper County is characterized by its agricultural landscape, with vast farmlands and rolling prairies dominating the terrain. The county is known for farming and cattle ranching, contributing to Nebraska’s strong agricultural economy. Johnson Lake, a popular recreational area, is a significant feature of the county, offering boating, fishing, and camping opportunities.
With a small population—under 2,000 residents—Gosper County maintains a quiet, close-knit community atmosphere. It is part of the Lexington, NE Micropolitan Statistical Area. Major roads such as U.S. Highway 283 provide access to nearby towns and cities. The county offers a rural lifestyle with a mix of outdoor recreation and traditional Midwestern charm.
