If you are looking for a secluded property, look no further; this is the last stop on a dead-end road. Upon arrival to this beautiful, wooded tract the first feature is Long Lake, a nearly 4-acre body of water. The southwest corner of this property adjoins Long Lake, where an older dock is located on the shoreline. Access to the property is by a recorded easement. This secluded newly gravel road travels east and into the valley, where it opens into the homesite. There is a beautiful stream that runs along the edge of the cabin and a small bridge to access it, as well as a large and spacious parking area with a roundabout allowing you to bring your truck and trailer loaded up with an ATV ready to hit the trails. There was also a sturdier bridge placed for larger equipment to cross the creek. The cabin is about 1 foot off the ground and on wheels. There is space under the cabin for propane and water tanks. The outside shows a strong and classic log cabin build. Just a few steps from the cabin is a sturdy shed with log construction. Next to the shed is a covering for larger machinery, ATVs, or other larger items. Each hill has a wide trail leading to the top and connects throughout. There was a selective timber harvest recently done on this property, allowing for better wildlife habitat and overall healthier woods. Brown County is known for great deer and turkey; this property is no exception! The property is in the tax-beneficial Classified Forest program. Large tracts like this do not present themselves in Brown County often, so don’t let this rare opportunity pass you by.