#1 • Parcel 1

Part of Schick Absolute Auction - North Platte May 11, 2023 (live auction by Agri Affiliates)

High bid $1,550,000.00

Status: No sale

Property is located approximately 3 miles east and 1 mile north of North Platte. Parcel 1 - 640 acres.   LEGAL DESCRIPTION: All of Section 28 (twenty-eight), Township 14 (fourteen) North, Range 29 (twenty-nine) West of the 6th P.M. Lincoln County, Nebraska. POSSESSION: Possession at Closing, subject to a cash rent lease expiring December 31, 2023. Buyer to receive all 2023 rental income and take assignment of the 2023 year lease. TAXES & ACRES: 640 tax-assessed acres | 2022 Real Estate taxes $11,369 and $1,083 occupancy taxes. ASSESSOR LAND USE: 163.19 acres of irrigated cropland and 474.76 acres of grassland. FSA INFO: 180.37 cropland acres with no crop base acres. WATER RIGHTS: Well registrations G-061174 - Irrigation and G-162920 - Stock well. TPNRD shows 180.49 certified irrigated acres. IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT: (1) 8-tower Zimmatic pivot - Model 307 and (1) 4-tower Zimmatic wiper pivot; Isuzu power unit - 3 years old; 60HP Randolph Gearhead; Lima generator; Sargent turbine pump and column. Underground pipe from well to wiper pivot. Wiper pivot has wireless safety connected to well power unit. SOILS: Cropland soils are Dunday loamy fine sands and Valentine fine sands, level to rolling terrain. IMPROVEMENTS: South improvement site has a very nice 40’x60’ steel frame shop building with full concrete floor and an older storage shed, a mature tree windbreak, cattle lots, and submersible well and tank. North improvement site has a nice set of working corrals and a 3 stall calving barn, several sets of mature tree windbreaks along larger calving and pair out lots, and a submersible well with tank in the corrals next to calving barn. The older house at this site is uninhabitable. ACCESS: Access to Parcel #1 is by legal easement. Copy of Lincoln County Court recorded easement available upon request. COMMENTS: Regarding the south stock well, a 3-year water use agreement will be provided for the benefit of Parcel 1. At the end of this agreement, the buyer of Parcel 2 may fence the boundary that is currently unfenced, should they elect to do so. Therefore, the buyer of Parcel 1 would no longer have access to water at this site.