Escape to the heart of Michigan's Upper Peninsula with this well-loved, well-built recreational camp nestled on 37+ acres of beautiful Northwoods property. Surrounded by nature and bordered by the Copper Country State Forest to the north and south, with public-access commercial forest land to the east, this property offers an incredible opportunity to step out the door and explore miles and miles of public land. This is the kind of place where the days are spent outdoors and the evenings are spent around the wood stove. The property is a true haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with world-class grouse hunting and excellent opportunities for deer, turkey, and bear hunting. A deer blind is already in place, and the property features a 3-acre wildlife pond that adds to its appeal for both wildlife and recreation. For anglers, the Ford River Blue Ribbon Trout Stream is located directly across the road from the camp entrance and offers abundant public access. The Michigamme Flowage, known for outstanding fishing and recreation, is also just a few miles away. The cozy off-grid camp has been thoughtfully maintained and cared for over the years. The interior features beautiful Aspen milled right from the property, giving the camp a warm, authentic Northwoods character. The main living space includes two bedrooms and a loft, with potential to add a bathroom. A new outhouse, separate showerhouse, and new screen porch provide the comforts needed for extended stays while maintaining the rustic charm of off-grid living. The camp is equipped with a propane wall heater, propane refrigerator and lighting, along with a wood stove for those cool UP evenings. A detached shop provides additional storage and workspace. The property itself features a mix of mature red pine and aspen, creating a beautiful setting and excellent wildlife habitat. The old railroad grade that once crossed the property has recently had the railroad tracks removed, adding to the property's recreational possibilities and accessibility. Whether you're looking for a hunting camp, fishing getaway, family retreat, or simply a place to unplug and enjoy the Northwoods, this property delivers the privacy, recreation, and authentic UP experience that is increasingly hard to find. 37+ acres. Public land at your doorstep. A trout stream across the road. Wildlife, timber, water, and a cozy camp waiting for its next chapter. Come experience what makes Michigan's Upper Peninsula so special.
Escape to the peace and beauty of the Northwoods with this charming 2-bedroom, one-bath home situated on 17.5 acres with the West Branch of the Sturgeon River running through the property. Inside you will find open concept living with patio doors leading to your deck where you can relax and enjoy the surrounding scenery and abundant wildlife. The property also features an outbuilding that has electric and water along with a room off the back that is fully insulated as it is has a cooling system and will keep a consistent 40-45 degrees. Outdoors, the fenced chicken coop area offers an ideal setup for hobby farming, and the expansive acreage provides endless opportunities for gardening, hunting, hiking, recreation, or simply enjoying the privacy and tranquility of country living. Whether you're looking for a year-round residence, a week-end getaway, or your own private retreat, this unique property combines natural beauty, practical amenities and plenty of room to roam.
Sagola is located in Michigan. Sagola, Michigan has a population of 1,026. Sagola is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 19.16% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 21.74%.
The median household income in Sagola, Michigan is $65,134. The median household income for the surrounding county is $54,775 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Sagola is 48.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 78 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 2.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 28.6 inches per year, with 60.3 inches of snow per year.
