Dairy Farm, Buffalo Center
220 East State Street • Algona, Iowa 50511 Business: 515-295-2401 • Fax: 515-295-5402
Leland L. Metzger
Thomas C. Geelan
Joseph C. Muller
Buffalo Center Dairy
Leland L. Metzger, Broker 515-295-2401 Cell: (515) 341-5402
3100 HWY 9 BUFFALO CENTER, IOWA WINNEBAGO COUNTY, IOWA SALE PRICE- $500,000 13.34 ACRES M/L DAIRY CONFINEMENT BARN: 134’ X 258’ WITH A 34’ X 40’ MILK ROOM
THIS IS A FULLY CONTAINED FACILITY WITH 2-120’ LONG X 150’ WIDE X 12’ DEEP PRE
Web site: www.farmhomeservices.com This information while believed to be accurate is not warranted or guaranteed by the Listing Agents of Farm & Home Services.
CAST PITS BY WEISER CONCRETE BARN COULD BE USED FOR BEEF CATTLE TAXES: $8586/YEAR
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Legal Description
Subject Property Information The subject consists of 13.3 acres and is located approximately 1/2 mile East of Buffalo Center with access from a State HWY #9 along the South and County Paved Road “R20” along the west. The soils are considered average for the area. Topography of the building site is primarily level to undulating. Tile has been added and is considered adequately tile for normal rains. Two separate access points for ease of access and egress. Generally a good location with good access. Improvements on the site include the following: Remodeled older dwelling originally built somewhere around the early 1900’s. It is a 2-story with a single level addition to add on to the attached garage. Total living area 1,920 Sq. Ft. Remodel included gutting the plaster and walls to the studs. New wiring service and electrical through out., vinyl siding and insulation, windows replaced, new roofing, cabinetry through out, plumbing fixtures for both baths, utility and kitchen. New exterior and interior doors. Estimated 40% remodel with last remodel being completed in the 1970’s. Effective age of 35 years and 25 years remaining. Rooms include entry, utility bath, kitchen, living room, full bath, upstairs 3 bedrooms and a full bath. Furnace replace in about 2003 and is a high efficiency system with central air. Attached 24’ x 30’ two car garage with two service doors, two overhead doors, insulated and fully concreted with floor drain. Built in 2008, good concrete apron to the south. Grain Bins consist of four bins, considered all storage units, 2 @ 5,000 bushels and 2 @ 10,000 bushels. Each has air and unloaders. 30,000 bushels all with average condition for age-all built in mid 70’s to early 80’s. Machine sheds consist of two pole barn structures: 1) Located north of dwelling— 40’ x 60’ x 14’ 1975 vintage construction with colored steel exterior, sliding door to the east, part concrete and dirt floor. 2) Just north of bins: 40’ x 98’ x 16’ — Constructed in 1982, full concrete floor, grain liner, overhead auger, opens east with a service door. There is an additional shed, 40’ x 56’ x 10’ built in 1992 that was moved to make space for the new dairy barn that was built. Confinement barn: This was built as a robotic dairy operation milking 240 head. The dairy facility sits on the north side of the site running northwesterly to southeasterly angle. This is a fully contained facility with two 120’ long x 150’ wide x 12’ deep pre cast pits by Weiser Concrete. The structure above the slatted pit will be 134’ wide by 258’ long with 12’ side wall. This is an oversized pit for the structure to be built on top of. ……..Continued on next page…….
Subject Property Information Continued
The structure is a power ventilated barn with sandwich insulated walls. The building is divided into two cow pen areas divided by a 18-20’ wide drive-thru feed lane that runs the length of the barn with a center portion (18’ wide by 134’) that housed the former robotic dairy equipment. This then divides the barn into four (4) pen areas. The barn has a Tuff Tex (PVC) lined interior with colored steel exterior, ceiling is also Tuff Tex lined with trusses having a 1/12 pitch with a center ceiling of 17’. Roof rafters are 4/12 pitch with colored steel screw applied steel. R-30 blown insulation in ceiling with ridge vents. South wall has a long curtain from DIR of Iowa and is a scroll type curtain opening simultaneously from top and bottom. Protecting this on the inside is bird netting and some cattle panels similar to hog facilities. North wall is colored steel clad sandwich walls with a bank of fans for power ventilation. Ventilation fans include 20-55” fans and 4-36” fans. There are also 4-24” pit fans to pull air from the barn through the pit to the outside. There is a suspended curtain in the barn on a controlled unit to raise and lower the curtain to maintain air flow pushed to the floor to cool the livestock. The curtain was designed to raise and lower to maintain air flow to the livestock. No supplemental heat is required except in the (former) robotic parlor rooms and this was setup to have in floor heat. Livestock can be fed by a drive through feed lane into precast concrete feeders through the center alley that runs the length of the building. The bunks are on both sides as the barn is divided into four (4) - 60 cow pens. Doors on the drive through are 18’ high rigid Hydro swing doors with remote controls. These are from Cottonwood, Minnesota and are considered above average for doors. Each pen has two waterers on each end. Milk room and office area attached to the center parlor area is 42’ x 24’ area. This includes an office area, bathroom, utility area and a separate room for the mile chillers and bulk tank. This office area is sandwich wall insulated with in floor heat.
Plat Map
Ariel Photo
3100 Hwy 9 Buffalo Center, Iowa
40 X 56 Machine Shed
40 X 60 Machine Shed
40 X 98 Machine Shed & 3 Grain Bins
Entry
Meeting Area
Office Area
Restroom
Iowa Mean Corn Suitability Ratings
Leland L. Metzger
Thomas C. Geelan
Joseph C. Muller
Buffalo Center Dairy
Leland L. Metzger, Broker 515-295-2401 Cell: (515) 341-5402
3100 HWY 9 BUFFALO CENTER, IOWA WINNEBAGO COUNTY, IOWA SALE PRICE- $500,000 13.34 ACRES M/L DAIRY CONFINEMENT BARN: 134’ X 258’ WITH A 34’ X 40’ MILK ROOM
THIS IS A FULLY CONTAINED FACILITY WITH 2-120’ LONG X 150’ WIDE X 12’ DEEP PRE
Web site: www.farmhomeservices.com This information while believed to be accurate is not warranted or guaranteed by the Listing Agents of Farm & Home Services.
CAST PITS BY WEISER CONCRETE BARN COULD BE USED FOR BEEF CATTLE TAXES: $8586/YEAR
We're here to serve you.
Legal Description
Subject Property Information The subject consists of 13.3 acres and is located approximately 1/2 mile East of Buffalo Center with access from a State HWY #9 along the South and County Paved Road “R20” along the west. The soils are considered average for the area. Topography of the building site is primarily level to undulating. Tile has been added and is considered adequately tile for normal rains. Two separate access points for ease of access and egress. Generally a good location with good access. Improvements on the site include the following: Remodeled older dwelling originally built somewhere around the early 1900’s. It is a 2-story with a single level addition to add on to the attached garage. Total living area 1,920 Sq. Ft. Remodel included gutting the plaster and walls to the studs. New wiring service and electrical through out., vinyl siding and insulation, windows replaced, new roofing, cabinetry through out, plumbing fixtures for both baths, utility and kitchen. New exterior and interior doors. Estimated 40% remodel with last remodel being completed in the 1970’s. Effective age of 35 years and 25 years remaining. Rooms include entry, utility bath, kitchen, living room, full bath, upstairs 3 bedrooms and a full bath. Furnace replace in about 2003 and is a high efficiency system with central air. Attached 24’ x 30’ two car garage with two service doors, two overhead doors, insulated and fully concreted with floor drain. Built in 2008, good concrete apron to the south. Grain Bins consist of four bins, considered all storage units, 2 @ 5,000 bushels and 2 @ 10,000 bushels. Each has air and unloaders. 30,000 bushels all with average condition for age-all built in mid 70’s to early 80’s. Machine sheds consist of two pole barn structures: 1) Located north of dwelling— 40’ x 60’ x 14’ 1975 vintage construction with colored steel exterior, sliding door to the east, part concrete and dirt floor. 2) Just north of bins: 40’ x 98’ x 16’ — Constructed in 1982, full concrete floor, grain liner, overhead auger, opens east with a service door. There is an additional shed, 40’ x 56’ x 10’ built in 1992 that was moved to make space for the new dairy barn that was built. Confinement barn: This was built as a robotic dairy operation milking 240 head. The dairy facility sits on the north side of the site running northwesterly to southeasterly angle. This is a fully contained facility with two 120’ long x 150’ wide x 12’ deep pre cast pits by Weiser Concrete. The structure above the slatted pit will be 134’ wide by 258’ long with 12’ side wall. This is an oversized pit for the structure to be built on top of. ……..Continued on next page…….
Subject Property Information Continued
The structure is a power ventilated barn with sandwich insulated walls. The building is divided into two cow pen areas divided by a 18-20’ wide drive-thru feed lane that runs the length of the barn with a center portion (18’ wide by 134’) that housed the former robotic dairy equipment. This then divides the barn into four (4) pen areas. The barn has a Tuff Tex (PVC) lined interior with colored steel exterior, ceiling is also Tuff Tex lined with trusses having a 1/12 pitch with a center ceiling of 17’. Roof rafters are 4/12 pitch with colored steel screw applied steel. R-30 blown insulation in ceiling with ridge vents. South wall has a long curtain from DIR of Iowa and is a scroll type curtain opening simultaneously from top and bottom. Protecting this on the inside is bird netting and some cattle panels similar to hog facilities. North wall is colored steel clad sandwich walls with a bank of fans for power ventilation. Ventilation fans include 20-55” fans and 4-36” fans. There are also 4-24” pit fans to pull air from the barn through the pit to the outside. There is a suspended curtain in the barn on a controlled unit to raise and lower the curtain to maintain air flow pushed to the floor to cool the livestock. The curtain was designed to raise and lower to maintain air flow to the livestock. No supplemental heat is required except in the (former) robotic parlor rooms and this was setup to have in floor heat. Livestock can be fed by a drive through feed lane into precast concrete feeders through the center alley that runs the length of the building. The bunks are on both sides as the barn is divided into four (4) - 60 cow pens. Doors on the drive through are 18’ high rigid Hydro swing doors with remote controls. These are from Cottonwood, Minnesota and are considered above average for doors. Each pen has two waterers on each end. Milk room and office area attached to the center parlor area is 42’ x 24’ area. This includes an office area, bathroom, utility area and a separate room for the mile chillers and bulk tank. This office area is sandwich wall insulated with in floor heat.
Plat Map
Ariel Photo
3100 Hwy 9 Buffalo Center, Iowa
40 X 56 Machine Shed
40 X 60 Machine Shed
40 X 98 Machine Shed & 3 Grain Bins
Entry
Meeting Area
Office Area
Restroom
Iowa Mean Corn Suitability Ratings
