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4.54 acres (two adjoining lots) in the Tamarack Lake Association, Gogebic County. Wooded, gravel road access, with Tamarack Lake close by and endless rivers, streams, and lakes nearby ? excellent hunting and fishing territory. Electric on site, plus a charming shed converted into a rustic cabin basecamp. No water/septic ? build your dream getaway from the ground up. Road maintenance fee $100/yr per lot ($200/yr total). Non-waterfront. $72,500.
Two Wooded Lots, One Northwoods Escape — 4.54 Acres Near Tamarack Lake Looking for a place to disappear into the woods for the weekend — or build the getaway you've been dreaming about? This 4.54-acre offering (two adjoining lots within the Tamarack Lake Association) sits on a quiet gravel road surrounded by mature hardwoods, with Tamarack Lake just around the corner and a network of rivers, streams, and lakes minutes away in every direction. This is Gogebic County hunting and fishing country at its finest. Already on the property: electric service and a charming shed that's been converted into a cozy, rustic cabin — bunk-style bed, kitchenette with stove and mini fridge, ceiling fans, and just enough comfort to make it a legit basecamp while you plan your next move. No water or septic on site, so bring your vision — whether that's a full home build, a bunkhouse retreat, or simply upgrading the camp that's already here. The lots are part of the Tamarack Lake Association, with a road maintenance fee of $100/year per lot ($200/year total for both). Deer, grouse, and turkey sign are everywhere out here, and with the lake and surrounding water access nearby, it's an easy add for anglers too. Non-waterfront, private, and priced to move at $72,500 — this is your entry point into Northwoods land ownership without the waterfront price tag. Most Furnishings included. Fully Insulated
Discover your opportunity to own 1.83 acres on beautiful Langford Lake in Watersmeet, Michigan. This property offers a peaceful Up North setting with electric already on site, making it an excellent location for your future year-round home, seasonal getaway, or recreational retreat. Langford Lake is approximately 481 acres and offers great opportunities for fishing, boating, and enjoying the natural beauty of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. With the Ottawa National Forest, Sylvania Wilderness, trails, lakes, and countless outdoor adventures nearby, this property is perfectly situated for anyone who loves the outdoors. Whether you're looking to build, relax, fish, explore, or simply escape to the Northwoods, this property offers the perfect opportunity to create your own private getaway. Boat launch is right down the road as well!
Beautiful and affordable island on the famed Cisco Chain of Lakes! This well-wooded island with towering old growth trees is 0.86 acres in size and offers approximately 600 feet of water frontage; might be the perfect spot for your waterfront cabin! There's a nice, natural, and sandy landing on the SE corner of the island for your boat docking, too! Easy access as far as islands go, with a boat landing less than a mile away. Picnic Island has been in the family for generations and now it's time for another crew to enjoy the view!
Off Grid 40 acre parcel with Ottawa National Forest on 3 sides! There is a mix of high and low lands making it a prime spot for hunting. The property boarders Audrey Lake on the south lot line. A permit will be needed by the Forestry department for access. Taxes are not zero.
Lake frontage estimated based on GIS mapping. Older perc on file for a 3 BR home. Follow survey ribbons along easement to lot and lakefront. Call LA for mapping app that shows lot lines.
MICHIGAN INLAND LAKE WATERFRONT PARCEL FOR SALE. This 2.03 Acre Waterfront Parcel has 231+/- Feet of Frontage and is located in Watersmeet Township. The township is mostly rural and is known for its quite areas with many water bodies. - Watersmeet Township is located in the extreme southeast corner of Gogebic County in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, situated directly along the Michigan-Wisconsin border. It is known for being a "watersmeet" area where regional rivers, the Ontonagon feeds into Lake Superior, the Paint River flows into Lake Michigan, and the Wisconsin River flows into Mississippi watersheds. - County Line Lake is located in the eastern part of Gogebic County, Michigan, primarily within the Ottawa National Forest. It sits on the border of Gogebic and Ontonagon Counties. This exceptional recreational property has an ideal setting for those seeking a true Northwoods retreat centered around hunting, fishing, and year-round adventure. Tucked within the Ottawa National Forest and surrounded by thousands of acres of public land, this property offers rare privacy, abundant wildlife, and direct access to outdoor recreation in every direction. - The land features beautifully wooded acreage with a mix of hardwoods and pines, creating prime habitat for whitetail deer, black bear, and small game. Whether you're establishing a hunting camp or building a secluded getaway, the impressive lake frontage and natural setting provide outstanding potential in a location where solitude and wildlife take center stage. - County Line Lake is a quiet, approximately 62-acre inland lake known for its exceptional crystal clear water clarity and depths reaching up to 45 feet. The lake supports populations of bass and panfish, offering excellent fishing in a peaceful, low-pressure environment. Its size helps maintain a calm, uncrowded atmosphere, making it ideal for kayaking, canoeing, and smaller watercraft. - A public, hard-surfaced boat launch—maintained by Bewabic State Park—is located at the most northern end of the lake, off Boat Landing Road. The Launch provides convenient access for smaller sized boats, with parking and basic facilities. There is little boat traffic, helping preserve the quiet character that makes this property so appealing. - Bordering or just moments from the surrounding forest, this location provides immediate access to miles of established trail systems for ATV riding, snowmobiling, hiking, and cross-country skiing. From early morning casts to fall hunts and winter trail riding, the property delivers a true four-season recreational lifestyle. - This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of the Upper Peninsula where privacy, recreation, and natural beauty come together—ideal for a hunting camp, seasonal retreat, or year-round escape! - Contact us today for more information!
Build your Northwoods getaway just across the way from beautiful Tamarack Lake! This 3+ acre parcel offers a great opportunity to create your dream home or cabin in a peaceful, wooded setting. The previous owner already started a building site, making it easy to start planning your build. This area is known for it's plethora of nature sightings including moose, deer, black beer, and great fishing out of the lake!
PRICE REDUCTION! Your Ultimate Northwoods Destination!! Build your dream home on Tamarack Lake in Michigan's Upper Peninsula! Picture yourself sitting on your deck, drinking your morning coffee, watching the sun rise with the East view, the Bald Eagle flying overhead, as you hear the call of the loon on the lake. As you anticipate a day on the water of fishing, swimming and boating, you reflect on the previous day's adventure on the ATV/Side by side trails. During the winter, the frozen lake welcomes your tip-ups, and your snow mobile carries you to hundreds of miles of northern Wisconsin/Upper Peninsula trails! Located just 10 miles from Watersmeet, Michigan, 35 miles north of Eagle River, Wisconsin, and less than 20 miles to Iron River, Michigan. Tamarack Lake is a 335-acre full recreation lake with a public boat landing, and the lake boasts great Walleye fishing. This 1.91 acre lot, with 187' of frontage, is on the Gogebic county (west ) side of Tamarack lake, where each lot must have a minimum of 150' of frontage. Enjoy privacy, while being a short drive to all of the fun amenities including the Casino, if that's your preference. This lot is on a private road, just .2 mile from county road Old US 2, which acts as the recreational trail. The lot has had some clearing, excavation and a driveway installed to allow access from the road, while allowing the new owner to create their personal dream home. The waterfront has been cleared enough to allow boat access and give a better vision of what you can do. The shoreline is stone, sand and grass and the entire lot is buildable. Electricity is already in place at the lot entrance. New build will require a septic and well. Reasonable Protective covenants in place for the benefit of each property owners.
Here's what everyone is looking for, Acreage with water frontage and adjoining the National Forest! This parcel features over 37 acres and 3500+ feet of shoreline. Already divided into 2 waterfront parcels and one large 25+ acre off water parcel. This unique property has already been divided into 3 separate parcels, two with waterfront and one off water. County Line Lake is a 65 acre clear water lake with depths to 45 feet. This is a great place to catch bass and panfish, or swim and cool off on a warm summer's day. The adjoining National Forest is loaded with deer, bear and other critters and a great place to hike and explore.
MICHIGAN 51 +/- ACRE WATERFRONT PARCEL FOR SALE! This property is located in Watersmeet Township, in Gogebic County, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. - The Parcel has 900 +/- feet of frontage the northwestern shore of 243-Acre Wolf Lake. This lake is about 10-12 feet deep, and has a Muskie catch and release policy. - The property is level to the lake, and you can launch your canoe, kayak, or fishing boat right from a beautiful clearing on the property â?? and then enjoy cruising the 3 ½ miles of Wolf Lake shoreline. - The Parcel also has 800 +/- feet of frontage on both sides of Cowslip Creek, which enters Wolf Lake. This creeks water originates from Cowslip Lake located to the southwest of Wolf Lake, within the Ottawa National Forest. - The Western and Northern Borders of the property are adjacent to Ottawa National Forest Lands. This Forest covers nearly a thousand acres in this part of the western Upper Peninsula. These National Lands with lakes, rivers, streams, waterfalls, wetlands and old growth forests are visited in all seasons. Wildlife is abundant here and Hunting is allowed on National Forest lands with appropriate state hunting licenses. Seasons and bag limits are determined by the Michigan DNR. The woodlands on this property include approximately 30 +/- Acres of Deciduous Forest, 9 +/- Acres of Woody Wetlands, 2 +/- Acres of Mixed Forest, and 1 +/- Acres of Herbaceous Wetlands. - Access to the Watersmeet Rails To Trails (Trail Number 383), for Hiking, Biking, Snowmobiling, ATV Riding and Cross-Country Skiing is located just two miles to the south of the parcel offered for sale. - The property is served by Underground Power, and there are Buildings on the property to store your toys and equipment. - If you are seeking a beautiful Upper Peninsula wooded, Inland Lake parcel, come and see this one today! A Video of this Property is Available at https://youtu.be/_Ln6ylZszjY
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Watersmeet is located in Michigan. Watersmeet, Michigan has a population of 236. Watersmeet is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 22.22% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 19.69%.
The median household income in Watersmeet, Michigan is $45,000. The median household income for the surrounding county is $41,948 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Watersmeet is 55.7 years.
The average high temperature in July is 77.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 1.7 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 34.2 inches per year, with 142.7 inches of snow per year.
