1114941 169 Acres Vacant Land
This unique tract of land has several great features that make it appealing to a wide range of buyers. The highlight is the river frontage on
the Michigamme River. There is over 1/4 of a mile of fast moving riverfront with a gradually sloped high ground bank at the water's edge.
There are high views from several great private building sites. Along with the river frontage the parcel has 169 acres of rolling wooded
terrain. The mix of several tree species and continuous elevation change make this property very attractive. There is a trail road from the
county road to the river and a wonderful building site plus other internal trails for access. The property has paved road frontage on Old
M69 where power is available. This makes for the potential of a year round dwelling and even a seasonal occupant will enjoy the access
and electric. What's best is that all of this is just minutes from Cry...
and electric. What's best is that all of this is just minutes from Crystal Falls. A remote wilderness feel on a large acreage parcel is hard to
find this close to town and with this kind of access. This is not a timber tract but features an attractive woodland setting. The grouse and
deer hunting is very good and this parcel is large enough to hunt with privacy. If you are looking for good access, power, waterfront,
fishing, hunting, mushrooming, hiking, kayaking and so much more, you will lover this parcel. These are becoming hard to find so take a
look today. The adjoining acreage can be purchased see # 1114942 and the entire tract of 337 acres is available see # 1099416
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The access road is the first road
on the South side of Old 69
East of the Michigamme. The
property lies on the road prior to
the gate. Gate is locked.
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