35.2 ACRES OF AGRICULTURAL LAND — SUMNER TOWNSHIP, JUST WEST OF ITHACA! VERY LOW INVENTORY + 35.2 ACRES TO CALL YOUR OWN! Opportunities to purchase a substantial tract of productive agricultural land are becoming harder to find — and 35.2 acres in one parcel is something special. Located just west of Ithaca in Sumner Township, Gratiot County, this property offers the space, location and agricultural potential that today's land buyers are looking for. This 35.2 AC parcel is a corn stuble from recent harvest. In recent years seller put this 35.2 acres in PA 116 farm can absolutely improve over time, and PA 116 does not require a farmer to keep the soil at some fixed nutrient level. In fact, good agricultural management can increase soil organic matter, improve nutrient cycling, water-holding capacity, infiltration, and overall soil health over the years. They aren't making any more 35.2-acre parcels. With limited inventory of larger agricultural tracts, finding 35.2 contiguous acres in an established farming area is becoming increasingly difficult. Whether you're looking to expand your farming operation, add to an existing land base, invest in agricultural real estate, or simply own a substantial piece of Michigan farmland, this property deserves a look.
80 ACRES OF AGRICULTURAL LAND SUMNER TOWNSHIP, JUST WEST OF ITHACA! VERY LOW INVENTORY + 80 ACRES TO CALL YOUR OWN! Opportunities to purchase a substantial tract of productive agricultural land are becoming harder to find and 80 acres in one parcel is something special. Located just west of Ithaca in Sumner Township, Gratiot County, this property offers the space, location and agricultural potential that today's land buyers are looking for. This 80 acre parcel is currently planted with soy bean crop and seller reserves the right to harvest this crop fall of 2026. In recent years seller put this 80 acres in PA 116 farm can absolutely improve over time, and PA 116 does not require a farmer to keep the soil at some fixed nutrient level. In fact, good agricultural management can increase soil organic matter, improve nutrient cycling, water-holding capacity, infiltration, and overall soil health over the years. They aren't making any more 80-acre parcels. With limited inventory of larger agricultural tracts, finding 80 contiguous acres in an established farming area is becoming increasingly difficult. Whether you're looking to expand your farming operation, add to an existing land base, invest in agricultural real estate, or simply own a substantial piece of Michigan farmland, this property deserves a look.
Sumner is located in Michigan. Sumner, Michigan has a population of 1,971. Sumner is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 29.88% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.14%.
The median household income in Sumner, Michigan is $54,750. The median household income for the surrounding county is $53,347 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Sumner is 44 years.
The average high temperature in July is 82.3 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 14.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 32.9 inches per year, with 45.8 inches of snow per year.
