A purchase agreement has been accepted to close at end of September. If property opens up, listings on MLS and Marketplace will be resumed, but is not anticipated. We are scheduling no further showings or addressing any inquiries. This page will continue until after closing just for reference.
This website includes supplemental and visiting information on the 44.24 acre parcel at 10005 Rice Road in Brook Park, Minnesota.
This 4 minute video provides a quick introduction to the land and some of its features. This was recorded early spring 2026, when leaves were just coming out. In another month, the foliage was dense.
This is a real-time All-Terrain-Vehicle tour of the property, from the south gate, to the far north farm field. It gives a good sense for how how large 44 acres is and highlights some of the features. It gives a starting point when exploring. . This 1 mile journey averages 14 miles per hour, so covers a lot of ground in a short video.
Here is another real-time ATV tour going this time from the northeast corner to the southwest corner, then back to the clearing. This shows several trails not seen in prior video.
Here is a sample of the wildlife commonly seen on the property. This is all from trail cameras over the last 12 months. This really is a nature lover and hunter's dream.
This is very important when visiting. Click on the picture with your smart phone, and it will open up a Google "mymaps" page with overlays of property borders, trails, clearings, and other landmarks. The best part is it will show exactly where you are as a blue dot, so you don't get lost.
This also gives current conditions of trails. Any trail which isn't recently groomed and in easy travel condition is dark red. You can take them, but they may have new growth branches or a fallen tree to make travel more difficult. The yellow paths are wide enough for a truck or SUV.
T-Mobile cell phones have very slow data speed in rural areas, making loading times slow. This works best with Verizon and AT&T networks.
Click on the image for a PDF file of the property survey. It shows positions of property markers defining boundaries as well as other landmarks such as nearby fences. The property boundary markers are well marked with orange caps so they're easy to find, and you'll know exactly where your property begins and ends.
This gives extra information for serious buyers, including diagramsm of wetland delination, 100-year flood boundaries, and everything you may want to know.
No further showings are being scheduled.
Access without approval time is trespass, and the Sheriff's office will be notified for anyone unexpected.