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$185,000
Est. payment /mo
20 Acres Lot
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Key Details
Property Type Vacant Land
Sub Type Vacant Land
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
MLS Listing ID 80061099
Annual Tax Amount $1,223
Lot Size 20.000 Acres
Acres 20.0
Lot Dimensions 1296 x 654
Property Sub-Type Vacant Land
Property Description
**Secluded 20-Acre Wooded Retreat with Pole Barn** Escape to your own private 20-acre parcel surrounded by nature and bordered on two sides by state land—perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, and those seeking true seclusion. The rolling terrain is blanketed with mature hardwoods, including maple and oak, creating a beautiful setting year-round. A well-built two-door pole barn 30 x 30 sits on the property, fully insulated and equipped with a potbelly stove for heat. Power has been run to the barn, and a nearby well provides future utility options. The property also features an old block foundation that—pending professional evaluation—may offer potential for building a home or cabin. There is also a small camper that is included in the sale, come and enjoy immediately. Whether you enjoy hunting, ATV and side-by-side riding, or snowmobiling, this land provides endless recreation opportunities. With 20 acres of private woods and direct access to additional state land, this property is ideal as a weekend getaway, hunting camp, or a future homestead site. The access to the property is off of 47 1/2 road and you cross state land to east border.
Location
State MI
County Wexford
Area Cedar Creek Twp (83003)
Building
Lot Description Rolling/Hilly, Wooded
Water None
Schools
School District Manton Consolidated Schools
Others
Ownership Private
Financing Cash,Conventional
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Listed by Coldwell Banker Schmidt-Cadillac