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Acres’ Top 10 March 2025 Land Sales
Top 10 highest value land sales in March 2025, featuring prime agricultural properties across the U.S. Explore key details and crop histories.
Discover the top 10 highest value land sales over 40 acres across the U.S. for April 2025, including key details and parcel insights.
Using Acres’ nationwide land transaction database, we’ve compiled a list from our curated data of the top ten highest value land sales over 40 acres from across the country for April 2025. The Acres team works diligently to update our database weekly, so these rankings may evolve as new data comes in.
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1. Oklahoma County, Oklahoma – $58,676 per acre
Sold By: Schrader Real Estate and Auction
- Sale Price: $4,680,000 (77 acres at $58,676/acre)
- Key Details: This land purchase includes 10 total tracts of premium development land and building sites. Located in the Piedmont School District, this location provides a great opportunity for homebuilders and investors alike.
- Parcel Insights: This parcel has a 43.8/100 NCCPI soil score with a crop history of mostly winter wheat. The rest of the land is composed of grassland and pastureland.
2. Fresno County, California - $43,690 per acre
Sold By: Pearson Realty
- Sale Price: $6,100,000 (139.62 acres at $43,690/acre)
- Key Details: This citrus-rich property is situated in the Fresno Irrigation District, with three irrigation pumps and wells that distribute water. Frost protection is provided by 12 wind machines and storage infrastructure can be found on the property as well.
- Parcel Insights: With a 17.4/100 NCCPI soil score, more than half of the land is used for citrus, including mandarins and navels.
3. Stanislaus County, California – $27,000 per acre
Sold By: Pearson Realty
- Sale Price: $8,015,490 (296.87 acres at $27,000/acre)
- Key Details: Located in Modesto Irrigation District, this property includes 2 irrigation wells, pumps, over 200 acres of almonds, and a filter station for water distribution. Enrolled in the Williamson Act, it includes a 30 ft x 80 ft shop and 3 bedroom mobile home
- Parcel Insights: With a NCCPI score of 20.3/100, almond production on this land comes in three development phases.
4. Campbell County, Tennessee – $24,181 per acre
Sold By: Ayers Auction and Real Estate
- Sale Price: $2,805,000 (116 acres at $24,181/acre)
- Key Details: Located on the edge of Norris Lake, this property is wooded with a mixture of mature hardwoods. It has a total of 3,500 feet of lake frontage.
- Parcel Insights: With a 25.1/100 NCCPI soil score, crop history indicates that for the last 8 years, the property has remained dedicated to its rich forestland.
5. Osceola County, Iowa – $22,900 per acre
Sold By: Peoples Company
- Sale Price: $1,808,413 (78.97 acres at $22,900/acre)
- Key Details: This sold land is tract #4 in a 6 tract property. Located along Highway A30, this tract provides ample opportunity for farming and potential development.
- Parcel Insights: With a 76.4/100 NCCPI soil score, soybeans are the primary crop produced.
6. Sioux County, Iowa - $20,500 per acre
Sold By: Zoomer Company
- Sale Price: $1,640,000 (80 acres at $20,500/acre)
- Key Details: This property is full of tillable acres, centrally located between several local grain elevators, and has some drainage tile line installed.
- Parcel Insights: With an NCCPI soil score of 77.2/100, it has a crop history of corn and soybeans.
7. Berks County, Pennsylvania – $19,775 per acre
Sold By: Beiler-Campbell Auction Services
- Sale Price: $880,000 (44.5 acres at $19,775/acre)
- Key Details: This land is parcel #2 of 3 and is full of tillable farmland, zoned as agricultural land.
- Parcel Insights: With a 34.6/100 NCCPI soil score, the property’s crop history consists mainly of soybeans and corn.
8. Madera County, California – $19,716 per acre
Sold By: Pearson Realty
- Sale Price: $3,000,000 (152.16 acres at $19,716/acre)
- Key Details: This 150 acre property includes a water filtering station and irrigation pumps and wells. There is one home and multiple shops on the property. Zoned as Agricultural Exclusive (AE), it is enrolled in the Williamson Act.
- Parcel Insights: With a rich history of almond production, this property’s vast farmland has a NCCPI soil score of 17.7/100.
9. DeKalb County, Alabama – $19,443 per acre
Sold By: Auctions United
- Sale Price: $777,700 (40 acres at $19,443/acre)
- Key Details: With two houses and three barns, this property consists of 40 acres through 3 tracts. As a court ordered sale, it includes tons of land and additional personal property such as a vintage Chevrolet.
- Parcel Insights: With a 37.2/100 NCCPI soil score, the property is mainly grassland and pastureland with developments and no history of farming in the last 8 years.
10. Canadian County, Oklahoma – $18,385 per acre
Sold By: Schrader Auction- Sale Price: $2,028,000 (110.31 acres at $18,385/acre)
- Key Details: Offered in 23 tracts, the sold property includes 110.31 acres of tracts 19-23. There are beautiful rivers and ponds with numerous potential building sites.
- Parcel Insights: With the land being majority grassland and pastureland, the past 8 years of crop history shows some production of winter wheat with a 51.1/100 NCCPI soil score.
