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$599,000
Est. payment /mo
160 Acres Lot
Active
0 W Twin Lake Road Saint Helen, MI 48656
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Key Details
Property Type Vacant Land
Sub Type Vacant Land
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
MLS Listing ID 50165432
Style Vacant Land
Annual Tax Amount $5,338
Lot Size 160.000 Acres
Acres 160.0
Lot Dimensions 2640X2640
Property Sub-Type Vacant Land
Property Description
Welcome to this exceptional 160-acre wooded hunting parcel in beautiful Roscommon County. This property is a hunter's paradise, professionally managed for prime whitetail habitat and offering everything you need for a secluded retreat. The land features 5 extensive food plots and 5 permanent blinds, ensuring the perfect setup for year-round hunting opportunities. The main hunting cabin is equipped with propane lights and wired for generator power, making it an ideal spot to relax after a successful day in the field. Additionally, the property boasts a pole barn for storage and a charming guest cabin for visitors or extra space. Bordering hundreds of acres of state land and just a stone's throw away from thousands of acres of private hunting clubs, this parcel offers unparalleled access to a wide range of outdoor activities. Whether you're looking to hunt, hike, or simply enjoy nature, this property provides endless possibilities. Don't miss the chance to own this prime piece of northern Michigan paradise!
Location
State MI
County Roscommon
Area Richfield Twp (72010)
Zoning Residential,Recreational
Building
Lot Description Easement, Rolling/Hilly, Wooded, Adjoins State/Fed Land
Water None
Schools
School District Houghton Lake Comm Schools
Others
Ownership Private
Financing Cash,Conventional
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Listed by Ayre/Rhinehart Bay REALTORS