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160 Acres Lot
$ 250,000
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160 Acres Lot
Key Details
Property Type Vacant Land
Sub Type Vacant Land
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
MLS Listing ID 50175391
Style Vacant Land
Annual Tax Amount $1,329
Tax Year 2024
Lot Size 160.000 Acres
Acres 160.0
Lot Dimensions 1362x1692x1320x1320x...
Property Sub-Type Vacant Land
Property Description
MICHIGAN 160-ACRE WILDERNESS RETREAT! Discover your own slice of paradise in the Upper Peninsula! This inviting 160-acre woodland retreat in Marenisco Township offers the perfect blend of privacy and accessibility for nature lovers. - Nestled in Gogebic County's picturesque landscape, this property borders the magnificent Ottawa National Forest, giving you direct access to an outdoor playground with 196 miles of hiking trails and 2,300 miles of Forest Service roads to explore on foot, bike, or off-highway vehicle. - Imagine waking up to the gentle sounds of the Little Presque Isle River, a Class 1 Trout Stream that flows through the northern part of your property before joining the Presque Isle River on its journey to Lake Superior. - The established woods trail system invites daily adventures, while the charming pond attracts diverse wildlife to your doorstep. - Just twelve miles east lies magnificent Lake Gogebic, Michigan's largest inland lake west of the Mackinac Bridge. Its 13,380 square miles of sparkling waters reach depths of 35 feet and feature 34.4 miles of shoreline waiting to be explored. Anglers treasure the lake's prolific fishing for walleye, perch, smallmouth bass, crappie, bluegill, and northern pike, while water enthusiasts enjoy everything from peaceful kayaking to exhilarating waterskiing. Winter transforms the landscape into a premier destination for ice fishing and snowmobiling adventures. - Experience the rhythm of four distinct seasons, from autumn's breathtaking kaleidoscope of colors to winters delivering an average of 17 feet of snow—creating ideal conditions for accessing the region's extensive cross-country ski network and world-class downhill skiing at nearby resorts. Snowmobilers will appreciate the convenient access to groomed Trail No. 2/11 just a quarter mile south of the property. - History enthusiasts will find intrigue in both the property's old home and barn foundations and the rich cultural heritage of the area—from the Chippewa-derived county name meaning "where trout rising make rings upon the water" to Marenisco Township, named for Mary Enid Scott, “Mar-Eni-Sco”, wife of a local timber producer. - Within a 40-mile drive lies the crown jewel of the region: the 60,000-acre Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park, with its ancient old-growth forests, cascading waterfalls, pristine rivers, and miles of Lake Superior shoreline. - The surrounding area offers endless recreation, from top-notch grouse hunting roads to the nearby Cisco Chain and Watersmeet area with abundant lakes and fishing opportunities. - This versatile property truly offers recreational opportunities for every season and the rare chance to own a piece of Michigan's rugged, beautiful Upper Peninsula - It offers limitless possibilities for creating memories that will last generations!
Location
State MI
County Gogebic
Area Marenisco Twp (27008)
Zoning Agricultural,Residential
Building
Lot Description Rolling/Hilly, Adjoins State/Fed Land, Partially Wooded
Water None
Schools
School District Wakefield-Marenisco School District
Others
Ownership Private
Financing Cash,Conventional
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Listed by GREAT LAKES & LAND OF MARQUETTE, INC.
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