GBR Hunting and Fishing Lodge

Introducing 20150 Road 52A, a splendid mixed-use farm situated on 160 serene acres in Lewellen, Nebraska. This estate, meticulously cultivated over four decades, stands as a testament to dedicated wildlife conservation and land stewardship. Central to the property is a 2-acre pond stocked with bass and bluegill, complemented by Ash Creek, which enhances the scenic and ecological richness of the area. The presence of diverse habitats supports a variety of wildlife, including turkey, quail, pheasant, duck, geese, mule deer, and Whitetail deer, making this a premier destination for hunting enthusiasts. The estate features a newly finished three-bedroom, two-bath lodge that combines modern amenities with rustic charm, ideal for family gatherings or as a cozy retreat. Additionally, a two-bedroom caretaker’s cottage ensures the property is maintained throughout the year. Food plots and well-tended habitats highlight the owner's commitment to ecological balance, fostering a thriving ecosystem where both game and non-game species prosper. The historical charm of the property is encapsulated in an old schoolhouse, adding to its unique character. Beyond the bounds of the estate, the Lewellen area offers a plethora of activities. Just a few miles away, the famous Lake McConaughy and Clear Creek State Waterfowl Management Area provide exceptional opportunities for boating, fishing, and birdwatching. The nearby town of Oshkosh, merely 12 miles away, offers K-12 education, gas, groceries, Regional West County Hospital, and charming local shops and restaurants. Oshkosh's small airport caters to most private aircraft, and for more extensive travel needs, Searle Field in Ogallala is just 30 miles from Lewellen. This property is not merely a landholding but a vibrant lifestyle investment. It promises an unmatched outdoor recreational experience and an opportunity to own a significant piece of Nebraska's majestic landscape, all while being conveniently located near essential amenities and recreational hotspots.