205 1st St NE
New Albin, IA 52160
Multifamily Property For Sale · 4 Units

Boutique Inn has 4 themed rooms , white tail, wine cellar, bait shack, rustic retreat. they are all 2 bedroom, 1 Bath, full kitchen with full sized refrigerator and dishwasher. could also be a multi family, or condo's sold separately New Albin is famous for Bird watching, and has some of the best Fishing & hunting around, located 2 blocks from the Mississippi river. New Albin is a quaint town with antique shops, local bar and its location, on the boarder of Minnesota and just 20 minutes to LaCrosse Wi. its the perfect place to stay to take in all the 3 states have to offer. New Albin is a quaint town of under 500 people in the North East corner of Iowa, just over the Minnesota boarder, and across the Mississippi river from Wisconsin. Here you will find bird watching at its best…. Along the Audubon Great River Birding Trail, there is a bird watching scenic overlook right off the highway along the Mississippi River. New Albin is also known for its fishing both open water and ice fishing, what are you fishing for on the upper Mississippi? Walley and Sauger are popular as are the pan fish Bluegills and Perch which are plentiful. Largemouth Bass bring in the Bass fishing Tournaments a couple times a year. Small mouth bass, white bass, catfish, northern pike, crappie are also favorites. Located on pool 9, there are 119 species of fish, more species than are found in any of Wisconsin’s inland lakes. Use the spotting scope at the Upper Mississippi National Wildlife and Fish Refuge, which offers some of the best views in northeast Iowa. Spy beaver, turtles, river otter and hundreds of bird species. Enjoy canoeing the 14-mile Reno Bottoms Canoe Trail or taking the boat out to the landing accessed by Army Road. Black Hawk Bluff and Black Hawk Wildlife area just south of New Albin offers scenic views and gives historical accounts during the Battle of Bad Axe. Iowa is rich with forest land, hunting and cropland, where hiking trails and public hunting land are minutes away. La Crosse WI is only 25 minutes away. This city offers everything from Shopping to microbreweries, nightlife, lots of restaurants and a vibrate 3rd St. bar scene, some of which have been seen on Dinners Drive-ins and Dives. Also situated along the Mississippi there are plenty of beaches and places to enjoy motorized and non-motorized water sports. Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota have many winery and microbrewery tours, antique shops, outdoor trails to hike and water sports. This vibrant area of the Midwest is surrounded by bluffs, coulee’s and abundant wildlife. It’s where the eagles soar and the river runs.