Youll find this mesmerizing sanctuary minutes from Viola, Wisconsin a whimsical paradise engulfed by rolling bluffs and deep coulees. The estate features a dynamic mix of terrain features and topography. Several gated entry points previously used for cattle offer access to and from unique highlights amongst the domain. Wildlife call this haven home. Deer, turkey, geese, bald eagles and ducks can be spotted on a daily basis. This sacred region has been untouched by glaciers and boasts unparalleled recreational opportunities.

West of HWY 131, youll find over 3,000ft of immaculate Kickapoo River frontage. The world-famous, River snakes along the westerly boundary. The river got its name from Native American language, meaning to go here and there, or crooked, and no other name would be more appropriate. At 125-miles, the Kickapoo River is the longest tributary of the Wisconsin River, however runs only 65-miles as a crow fly. The glaciers that missed the Driftless Area did not change the Rivers natural course, hence, its one of the oldest River systems in the world! In addition, Elk Creek, a Class 1 Trout Stream, runs just south of the property for additional fishing hot-spots.

East of HWY 131, youll find a whitetail hunters wonderland. An extraordinary ridge encompasses nearly 40-acres of wooded ground rooted with a slurry of future marketable walnut timber stands throughout. Oak, walnut, hickory and cedar dominate the hillsides. You may access the ridge from a trail system that negotiates the forestland and ends at the very top. Here, youll notice a 4-acre field thats specifically planted for wildlife. This food plot harbors a variety of deer crazy groceries and has been a proven big buck hang-out.

While both sides offer their most unique attributes, one will find that the pair go together seamlessly. The superior highlights of this domain are undoubtedly remarkable, but it doesnt end there.

A large tree exhibits a deformed growth and distinctive form bent in a vertical plane. Historically, these rare trees were marked as an important place by Native Americans. This specific tree served as a navigable aid or sign-post. At one time, this sapling was forced to grow deformed by intentionally bending the trunk to retain a specific shape that would illustrate an extensive land and water navigational system hence the Kickapoo River! The property even features several awe-inspiring rock outcroppings. Theres so much more to this estate than what meets the eye. The history, beauty and incredible deer hunting and trout fishing makes it truly one of a kind. The property is adequately fenced for the previous cattle that were once grazing in years past. The land is not in any sort of government programs nor MFL contracts making this an ideal benefit to a new owner.

Bring your family for a memorable weekend stay blissed with ultimate recreational pleasure or perhaps your favorite hunting buddies for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Youll find that this estate may be fitting for a getaway cabin as well. Check out all the photos and video for a full view of this estate.

Now is the time to take advantage of this world-class estate. Consider this property a must-see if you have any interest in owning some of most prolific properties in Southwestern Wisconsin. For more info, please contact Southwest Wisconsin Land Specialist Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 or Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003.