The median home value in Courtenay, ND is $91,600.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $191,900.
The national median home value is $338,100.
The average price of homes sold in Courtenay, ND is $91,600.
Approximately 100% of Courtenay homes are owned,
compared to 0% rented, while
0% are vacant.
Courtenay real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you’re interested in, contact a Courtenay real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Located just south of Courtney, ND, and eight miles straight west of Wimbledon, ND, this 160-acre +/- property offers excellent agricultural and recreational potential. With soil productivity indexes reaching as high as 69 and 77, it boasts highly productive farmland. The tillable acreage spans approximately 100 to 110 acres +/- and is currently rented, generating consistent income. Additional revenue comes from participation in the ND Plots program, providing access for hunting.The property features natural water sources that attract abundant populations of ducks and geese, ideal for waterfowl hunting. Hunters can set decoys in the water or utilize field decoys for early morning setups. A cattail-lined draw runs north to south through the middle of the land, creating ideal habitat for pheasants and deer.The rolling hills ensure excellent drainage, keeping higher areas dry, and the current crop is corn, with soybeans and small grains grown in rotation. This property offers strong investment potential, blending agricultural productivity with recreational opportunities for hunting enthusiasts.
Located just south of Courtney, ND, and eight miles straight west of Wimbledon, ND, this 160-acre +/- property offers excellent agricultural and recreational potential. With soil productivity indexes reaching as high as 69 and 77, it boasts highly productive farmland. The tillable acreage spans approximately 100 to 110 acres +/- and is currently rented, generating consistent income. Additional revenue comes from participation in the ND Plots program, providing access for hunting. The property features natural water sources that attract abundant populations of ducks and geese, ideal for waterfowl hunting. Hunters can set decoys in the water or utilize field decoys for early morning setups. A cattail-lined draw runs north to south through the middle of the land, creating ideal habitat for pheasants and deer. The rolling hills ensure excellent drainage, keeping higher areas dry, and the current crop is corn, with soybeans and small grains grown in rotation. This property offers strong investment potential, blending agricultural productivity with recreational opportunities for hunting enthusiasts.