Welcome to your Up North 40! This 43 acre property is situated perfectly for recreational use as a hunting/camping property, or potentially a perfect spot to build your dream home! This is a whitetail deer paradise, ideally located between several crop fields and offering thick cover and abundant new growth. This property is also covered in a variety of berries, including both blackberries and raspberries, which attract other wildlife such as turkey, rabbit, and grouse. Several mature oak trees were left as well. As a bonus, canoe/kayak access to the South branch of the Thunder Bay River is right down the road under a mile away. This river is an excellent smallmouth bass fishery and provides river access to 1000s of acres of state land.
Located at the end of a quiet lane, this private 40-acre retreat is a rare blend of recreation and relaxation. A premium 2022 Alliance Paradigm 385 FL fifth wheel--set on a solid concrete pad--conveys with the sale, offering a bedroom, two bathrooms, full kitchen, central air and two sofas that convert to guest beds. A well with lift pump and pressure tank in addition to electricity is already on site. There are two sets of trails with a mix of hardwoods, cedar, pine and poplar that go all the way to the north. Well preserved apple trees draw in all kinds of wildlife. A handy storage shed keeps garden tools and outdoor gear organized, so you can focus on what matters most: morning hunts, evening campfires, and the unmatched serenity of owning your own slice of wilderness.
For the hunter who dreams bigger than opening day. This remarkable hunting property has been thoughtfully transformed into a premier whitetail destination with a habitat plan designed by renowned Whitetail Habitat Solutions (WHS), featuring the expertise of Joe Youngblood and the legendary Jeff Sturgis. Every improvement has been strategically implemented with one goal in mind--creating a property that consistently attracts, holds, and grows mature whitetail deer. The current owner has invested extensively in habitat development, planting approximately 3,800 Norway Spruce and 3,500 Miscanthus rhizomes to create bedding cover, travel corridors, and screening. An additional 10 acres of switchgrass have been established, providing exceptional sanctuary habitat. Nearly 20 carefully maint maintained apple trees, all caged and professionally pruned, offer a staggered food source that begins producing in late July and continues well into the winter months--even beyond the New Year. Diversity food plot blends have been maintained throughout the property, while an extensive trail and road system winds through the northern 40 acres, leading hunters to a strategically designed central hub. Three water holes have been installed to enhance year-round wildlife activity and create predictable hunting opportunities. The property includes three elevated insulated hunting blinds with durable metal roofs, plus an additional 12-foot elevated hunting platform featuring an 8' x 8' base. Whether you're bow hunting early season patterns or waiting on a late-season giant, you'll have multiple stand locations ready to go. A small trailer equipped with propane heat and electrical service offers a comfortable hunting camp or weekend retreat. A gas well is also located on the property, adding additional value. This is more than acreage--it's a turnkey hunting system designed by some of the most respected names in the whitetail world. If you've been searching for a property where years of planning, habitat work, and investment have already been completed, this is your opportunity to step into a proven setup and start creating your own hunting legacy.
This property is a blank slate for the next owner. Property is wooded with a small pond and ready to be called tour hunting camp or home. Property has mixed high and low regions. There is area near the east line that is high ground and able to build or utilize fill to facilitate building elsewhere on the property. There is a farm operation to the east of the property that regularly plants corn or alfalfa. Lots of wildlife for hunting or just the enjoyment of nature.
Explore 97+ acres of wooded privacy along the South Branch of the Thunder Bay River, featuring an exceptional amount of river frontage and the peaceful sights and sounds of flowing water. Set in the heart of productive agricultural land yet feeling wonderfully secluded, this property offers a rare balance of accessibility and solitude. With easy access from a nearby state highway, reaching your getaway is simple year-round. The mix of wooded cover and river habitat provides excellent potential for hunting, recreation, and wildlife viewing. Whether you're searching for a private outdoor retreat, recreational land, or a scenic location to build along the river, this property offers a blank canvas ready for your vision.
Nearly half an acre tucked in beside a corn field. densely wooded and a haven for deer. This is a good place to go and hide for a while... Drive was installed, but its been some time, and would need to be cleared again.
Nice gently sloping toward the road, with many newer homes in the area. Just a short walk to the residents' access on Beaver shores, and not a lot of clearing to do.
Lachine is located in Michigan. Lachine, Michigan has a population of 1,879. Lachine is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 22.77% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 20.5%.
The median household income in Lachine, Michigan is $55,179. The median household income for the surrounding county is $44,864 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Lachine is 53 years.
The average high temperature in July is 78.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 11.7 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 29.7 inches per year, with 85.5 inches of snow per year.
