Outstanding opportunity to own 97+/- acres in northeast Isabella County just north of Coleman, offering a unique combination of productive farmland, exceptional wildlife habitat, and future development potential. With direct road access and frontage along US-10, this diverse property provides multiple opportunities for agricultural use, recreation, hunting, or a future homesite. Approximately 50 acres are currently tillable, providing income-producing potential, while the balance of the property consists of beautiful hardwood timber, including numerous mature oak and maple trees, thick bedding cover, scattered wild apple trees, and several established openings ideally suited for food plots. A network of trails winds throughout the property, making access easy and allowing hunters to move efficiently between stand and food plot locations. This property has been carefully managed for wildlife and offers outstanding deer habitat. Multiple heavily traveled game trails were observed .... throughout the property, and several deer were seen during the property inspection. Two elevated hunting blinds are already in place and have proven to be productive stand locations for the current owner. Additional cleared areas in the woods provide excellent opportunities for new food plots, blinds, or stand locations. Beyond its recreational appeal, the property's US-10 frontage offers added visibility and potential future income opportunities. Whether you're seeking a productive farm investment, a premier hunting property, a recreational retreat, or a location to build your future home, this versatile tract delivers. The property consists of two parcels that are being offered together as one sale, creating a large, contiguous ownership opportunity that is increasingly difficult to find in today's market. The crops currently planted on the property are reserved. Property has been surveyed. Don't miss your chance to own this exceptional combination of tillable acreage, mature hardwoods, proven hunting habitat, and US-10 frontage in a highly desirable area of Isabella County. **Maps contained on our sites are there to simply depict the overall layout or shape of a given property and show what it looks like from an aerial view. These maps are neither a legally recorded map, nor any type of a legal survey and should never be used as such. Also "Acreage" amounts are displayed as according to the information we have obtained through local government and are in no way guaranteed or warranted to be exact.**
Outstanding opportunity to own 97+/- acres in northeast Isabella County just north of Coleman, offering a unique combination of productive farmland, exceptional wildlife habitat, and future development potential. With direct road access and frontage along US-10, this diverse property provides multiple opportunities for agricultural use, recreation, hunting, or a future homesite. Approximately 50 acres are currently tillable, providing income-producing potential, while the balance of the property consists of beautiful hardwood timber, including numerous mature oak and maple trees, thick bedding cover, scattered wild apple trees, and several established openings ideally suited for food plots. A network of trails winds throughout the property, making access easy and allowing hunters to move efficiently between stand and food plot locations. This property has been carefully managed for wildlife and offers outstanding deer habitat. Multiple heavily traveled game trails were observed ....
20.10 Acres - Midland County (Coleman Address) - TRACT #5 Solid 20.10-acre tract located off Magruder Road on a quiet gravel road in Midland County. The property features a good mix of timber and cover, including pockets of younger growth, with a partial trail system providing access through portions of the property. Carroll Creek Drain runs through the tract, providing a consistent year-round water source that supports strong wildlife activity. The area holds solid deer and turkey numbers, with good sign observed throughout. This property directly borders thousands of acres of state land, providing expanded access for hunting, recreation, and exploration! Multiple deer blinds are already in place, and an older trailer on-site offers a base for storage or a simple hunting camp setup. A well-rounded recreational tract with water, cover, and strong wildlife presence!
20.10 Acres - Midland County (Coleman Address) - TRACT #5Solid 20.10-acre tract located off Magruder Road on a quiet gravel road in Midland County. The property features a good mix of timber and cover, including pockets of younger growth, with a partial trail system providing access through portions of the property.Carroll Creek Drain runs through the tract, providing a consistent year-round water source that supports strong wildlife activity. The area holds solid deer and turkey numbers, with good sign observed throughout. This property directly borders thousands of acres of state land, providing expanded access for hunting, recreation, and exploration!Multiple deer blinds are already in place, and an older trailer on-site offers a base for storage or a simple hunting camp setup.A well-rounded recreational tract with water, cover, and strong wildlife presence!
Prime property on Dickenson Road in Coleman, MI. This is wonderful versatile vacant land offering a combination of productive ground with excellent recreational appeal. With a blend of open tillable acreage and wooded cover, the property offers strong potential for farming, hunting, or a combination of both. It also offers a beautiful setting for a future home, giving a buyer the opportunity to build in a location that provides country views, room to roam, and convenient access to town. Whether you are looking to expand an agricultural operation, invest in land, or create a homesite with added acreage, this parcel is worth a closer look. Located in Warren Township, the property enjoys the benefit of being just across the road from the City of Coleman, giving you convenient access to town while still benefiting from lower township taxes. The setting offers a nice balance of accessibility, privacy, and rural surroundings. A solar lease is also in place and will transfer to the new owner, providing existing income from day one. Opportunities to purchase land with this kind of flexibility, location advantage, income potential, and building appeal do not come along often.
Looking for some land to build your new home on? Here is the perfect spot. Quiet little neighborhood and Coleman. Simons Street is not paved in this area because there were no houses. If you build a house they may consider it. property does not have an actual address but if you turn onto Simons from Murphy it's to the left just past the bushes.
Looking for some land to build your new home on? Here is the perfect spot. Quiet little neighborhood and Coleman. Simons Street is not paved in this area because there were no houses. If you build a house they may consider it. property does not have an actual address but if you turn onto Simons from Murphy it's to the left just past the bushes.
This 40 ± acre tract offers a great opportunity for someone looking to develop a recreational property, future build site, or hunting setup in a strong location. With paved road frontage, power available at the road, nearby agriculture, and additional state land recreation in the area, the property has the right foundation while still leaving plenty of room for the next owner to shape it to their liking. The amount of wildlife sign throughout the property was immediately noticeable while walking the land. Well-defined deer trails weave through the timber, multiple deer were encountered during the visit, and turkey and additional wildlife activity were evident throughout. The property offers a good balance of more open timber along with pockets of thicker cover that help support wildlife movement and bedding. Several existing openings could also be expanded into food plots or additional habitat improvements over time. A few strategically placed trails, food plots, or cover enhancements could further improve the property's hunting and recreational potential. In addition to the recreational appeal, the property also offers several potential building locations near the road for a future residence, cabin, hunting camp, or camper setup, subject to township approval. The paved road frontage and power availability add convenience while still maintaining the privacy and rural setting many buyers are looking for. The property is also in a great location not far from the amenities, shopping, and services of both Midland and Mt. Pleasant while still offering a quiet country setting. Altogether, this is a versatile and highly usable piece of ground with strong potential for hunting, recreation, habitat improvement, or future development. Whether you are looking for a property to enjoy immediately or one you can continue improving over time, this tract offers a solid opportunity to make it your own. Call Cody Keefer directly today to schedule your own private tour. 989-859-6926.
This is a great building site in the City of Coleman! Newer homes in the area. Sewer and water hookups at the street. Cul de sac street, minimum traffic. Adjacent to a large tract of land.




Coleman is located in Michigan. Coleman, Michigan has a population of 1,189. Coleman is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 40.58% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 31.43%.
The median household income in Coleman, Michigan is $39,118. The median household income for the surrounding county is $67,642 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Coleman is 35.1 years.
The average high temperature in July is 83.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 11.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 31.5 inches per year, with 41 inches of snow per year.