Courtesy: Own It Realty
Simon Cox
313-680-8723
Here’s your chance to own 20 acres less than 15 minutes from Tahquamenon Falls! It’s mostly wooded with a good-sized clearing accessible by a small, private road off of Fordney Tower Road. The possibilities are endless; use it for hunting, camping, building or whatever else you can think up! The sale includes 2 separate 10 acre parcels!
Looking for a camp on a year-round road with electricity? Check out this 7+/- acre wooded recreational property with an elevated site The cabin is 420 sq. ft. with a metal roof, built-in bunk beds, an on-demand hot water system serving the recently added bathhouse. Water is hauled in. Carlson creek is in the rear with trails cut throughout the property, providing plenty of room to explore, ride, or simply enjoy the woods. Access is convenient just off M-117, with a two-track leading to the gated property. Kak's Lake access is located just before the driveway with public access for fishing! This Pentland Township location just south of M-28, makes for a great base camp to explore Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Head west toward Seney, Pictured Rocks, and Grand Marais, or venture north to Tahquamenon Falls, Oswald's Bear Ranch, Pine Stump Junction or Lake Superior. Included in the sale are a canoe, rowboat, oven/range, sofa, recliner, and mattresses. A 4-wheeler, generator, and refrigerator are negotiable. Camper onsite can stay or go.
Ernest Hemingway introduced the “Two-Hearted” name to the world in “The Big Two-Hearted River”, a short story about his post-World 1 trout fishing experience in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The subject property is a 47.5-acre tract that encompasses 3,000 feet of the Little Two-Hearted River. The river enters the southwest corner of the property, then crisscrosses it and works its way north to the Lake Superior shoreline. It then parallels the lakeshore flowing east approximately 1,400 feet toward entry into the Big Lake. The little Two-Hearted River is a Michigan Department of Natural resources (DNR) designated “Type 1” Trout stream. A Type 1 stream is described in the DNR's “Michigan Trout Trails” publication as: “an inland stream with a significant population of trout that has sufficient natural reproduction to sustain wild trout populations. Type 1 streams are Considered high quality trout waters and are protected from certain activities” The property lies adjacent to a Michigan State Forest property on its east and south sides. A two-track drive enters the property from the State Forest border then proceeds north and west where it joins the Lake Superior beach front. At its southeast corner, the property abuts Luce County Road 412, and along its southwest border touches the North Country National Scenic Hiking Trail. The property lies in close proximity to several upper Peninsula scenic, camping, and recreation sites: Tahquamenon Falls State Park, 20 miles south, the Two Hearted River State Forest Campground, two miles west, Culhane Lake State camping site, 2 miles south, Paradise, 20 miles southeast and the Crisp Point Lighthouse Historical Site 9 miles east. One-half mile east along the Lake Superior shore is the DNR Little Lake Harbor of Refuge with pier and channel entry access to a DNR mooring dock and boat launch ramp on the lake's east side.
Commercial-zoned acreage with excellent visibility and frontage on M-123 just south of downtown Newberry. This wooded corner parcel also borders Hamilton Lake Road / County Road 428 along its northern boundary, creating strong access and layout potential for a future commercial or mixed-use concept, subject to township approval. The property's highway exposure, corner location, and proximity to nearby residential development make it an interesting opportunity in one of the Eastern UP's key year-round communities. Newberry serves as a hub for Tahquamenon Falls, the Tahquamenon River, snowmobile and ORV trails, state land, and surrounding recreational destinations. Whether held as a long-term investment or explored for future development, this parcel offers exceptional location, visibility, and flexibility in a growing recreational gateway area.
A rare opportunity to own 160± acres just outside Newberry while still enjoying the privacy and seclusion people look for in Upper Peninsula land. Located on a paved, year-round county road with power available at the road, this property offers the kind of access and convenience that is hard to find with larger recreational tracts. The location is one of the strongest features. The property is only about two miles from downtown Newberry, and approximately two miles from McPhee's Landing, one of the few public access points to the Tahquamenon River. The property itself sits just a quarter mile south of the river, placing you close to fishing, paddling, boating, and exploring one of the Eastern UP's most well-known waterways. For trail users, this is a strong basecamp location with immediate access to area snowmobile and ORV routes. Whether your plans include riding, hunting, camping, building, or simply owning a large private tract close to town, this property gives you a practical starting point. An existing road travels through the property, and two established clearings create ready-made areas to begin using the land right away, whether for a camper, future cabin site, staging area, or weekend retreat. Adding to the appeal, the entire 3/4 mile northern boundary borders State land, expanding the recreational feel of the property and strengthening its long-term setting. Large acreage this close to Newberry, with paved access, power nearby, trail access, river proximity, and a state land boundary, is not something that comes along often.
This Prime 1.5± Acre Property is ideally located just off M-123 in a high-visibility area, the property is currently commercially zoned and sits adjacent to a hotel, gas station, and bait shop, with a residential subdivision nearby. Its location makes it ideal for retail, office space, storage units, restaurant, a service business or countless other investment opportunities. Zoning in the area permits Residential-Retail and Commercial. Most recently it was an auto detail shop. An existing 400-square-foot building is included and is being sold as-is. There is a garage door in the rear. The structure needs a new roof, making this an excellent redevelopment opportunity. Existing driveways and a parking area are already in place, adding value and reducing development costs. Located in the heart of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Newberry is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, with easy access to hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, ATV trails, Tahquamenon Falls, and the eastern U.P.
Approximately 550 feet of frontage along M-28 with depth extending up to approximately 1,320 feet, offering a large, high-visibility parcel with strong potential for commercial, storage, or mixed-use development. Located along a well-traveled corridor with nearby national retailers including McDonald's, Pizza Hut, and Dollar General, this site provides excellent exposure and accessibility. Property is being offered as a proposed split from a larger parent parcel, allowing flexibility depending on buyer needs. Open ground with a mix of lightly wooded areas provides a versatile layout for a variety of uses. All dimensions and acreage are approximate and subject to survey and land division approval. Buyer to verify zoning, intended use, and development requirements.
Discover a piece of the Upper Peninsula along the highly traveled M-123 corridor, just minutes from Tahquamenon Falls and endless year-round recreation. This wooded parcel in the Tahquamenon Woods Subdivision offers direct highway frontage with easy access in all seasons — a rare combination in an area dominated by large tracts of public land and limited private ownership opportunities. The property features high, buildable ground with a healthy mix of hardwoods and natural cover, making it well suited for a future cabin, recreational basecamp, or long-term land investment. Snowmobile Trail 45 is located nearby, providing convenient access to hundreds of miles of groomed trails throughout the eastern Upper Peninsula. Located approximately: 7.1 miles south of the Tahquamenon Falls entrance / 2.4 miles from County Road 500 / Near thousands of acres of recreational land, trails, rivers, and outdoor destinations Whether you're looking for a UP getaway, a future building site, or simply a strategically located recreational parcel with excellent access, this property offers a hard-to-find location in one of the Upper Peninsula's most recognizable outdoor recreation corridors.
Vacant Land opportunity with direct frontage on highly traveled M-28 just outside Newberry. This versatile Upper Peninsula parcel offers a strong combination of visibility, access, infrastructure, and usable land in a location that serves as a major corridor for year-round recreation, local traffic, and travelers heading across the eastern U.P. The front portion of the property features an existing driveway, open usable ground, on-site electric, and remnants of prior site improvements, creating a head start for a variety of potential uses. Behind the open frontage, the property transitions into lightly wooded acreage with a mix of pine, young aspen, birch, and natural regeneration, offering privacy and additional space for development. With approximately 21 acres, highway exposure, and existing access, this property may appeal to buyers looking for highly visible commercial potential, or a long-term land investment near Newberry. The location offers convenient access to area trails, Tahquamenon Falls, Muskallonge Lake, Lake Superior, the Two Hearted River area, and thousands of acres of surrounding public land and recreational opportunities. Whether you are looking for a highly visible M-28 parcel, or land with future development flexibility, this property deserves a close look.
This unique property completely surrounds Wolf Lake in western Luce County. Wolf Lake is approximately 8 acres in size and provides the perfect setting for your Northwoods retreat. This property has great access with seasonal County Road 455 forming the eastern border of the parcel and seasonal County Road 371 running south of Wolf Lake. The Wolf Lake RDP has a conservation easement in place that is held by the State of Michigan. It is part of The Nature Conservancy's Northern Great Lakes Forest Project. This property is one of a handful of parcels that was specifically set aside and designated for a limited development opportunity. This is your chance to be a part of the historic conservation project known as "The Big U.P. Deal". The conservation easement encourages the sustainable use of forest resources, the protection of conservation values, and provides opportunities for public recreation in a manner consistent with forest management and recreation conservation. It allows for the development of one single-family structure with associated outbuildings, providing a unique private ownership experience. This property has a 49-acre "Privacy Zone" that can be posted as private property where you can build your version of the perfect wilderness getaway. The residual land will remain open to the public for foot traffic for those to enjoy passive recreational pursuits. Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to be a part of the Upper Peninsula's historic conservation heritage!
Michigan 45± Acre Parcel with 1,400± Feet of Tahquamenon River Frontage For Sale - This exceptional 45± acre parcel is located in east-central Luce County near the western border of Chippewa County in Michiganâ??s eastern Upper Peninsula. - The property offers approximately 1,400± feet of frontage along the legendary Tahquamenon River, an 89-mile Blue Ribbon waterway best known for the iconic Tahquamenon Falls. The Upper Falls are Michiganâ??s largest waterfall and the second largest east of the Mississippi River. - Beyond the falls, the Tahquamenon River is prized for its remote beauty and outstanding fishing. Anglers have been drawn to these waters for generations to pursue northern pike, muskellunge, walleye, yellow perch, and smallmouth bass. The riverâ??s calm stretches and wilderness setting also make it ideal for canoeing, kayaking, tubing, and wildlife viewing. - The property lies on the west bank of the Tahquamenon River just north of the confluence of the East Branch, the Hendrie River, and the Main Branch of the Tahquamenon. It is situated nearly across from the entrance of Hiawatha Creek, placing it in a particularly scenic and ecologically rich section of the river. - There is no recorded legal land access to the parcel, making it accessible by water only and offering a rare level of privacy and seclusion. Access is easily achieved by boat, canoe, or kayak from The Confluence Camping Boat Launch and Rental, locally known as â??Kallioâ??s Landing,â? located approximately one-half mile south of the property. Kayaks, canoes, tubes, and related gear are available for rent at this location. - The southern boundary of the parcel adjoins Lake Superior State Forest lands, managed by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. This vast state forest encompasses over one million acres across the eastern Upper Peninsula and supports abundant wildlife and year-round recreation. Hunting opportunities include deer, bear, small game, furbearers, woodcock, ruffed grouse, and waterfowl. - The surrounding region is renowned for outdoor recreation in every season. Activities include boating, fishing, kayaking, canoeing, swimming, hiking, camping, backpacking, hunting, mountain biking, wildlife photography, and exceptional stargazing. Tahquamenon Country (Luce County and parts of Chippewa County) features more than 200 miles of designated ATV and UTV trails, along with hundreds of additional miles of forest and county roads open to off-road vehicles. - Seasonal attractions include fall color tours and hunting, as well as winter snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, and ice fishing. - The areaâ??s forests include cedar, spruce, pine, birch, maple, and aspen, with tannins from conifers giving the river its brown color and hardwoods providing striking fall foliage. - This property presents a rare opportunity to own a large, secluded riverfront parcel surrounded by public lands in one of Michiganâ??s most iconic wilderness settings.
Newberry is located in Michigan. Newberry, Michigan has a population of 1,436. Newberry is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 17.19% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 19.79%.
The median household income in Newberry, Michigan is $40,893. The median household income for the surrounding county is $49,667 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Newberry is 39.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 77.3 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 6.6 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 33.8 inches per year, with 103.4 inches of snow per year.
