37252 W 2 St Hulbert, MI 49748
283.69 acres of untamed wilderness in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
Lot size:
283.69 AcresProperty Features for 37252 W 2 St
General Information
- Lot size
- 283.69 Acres
Source:
Elliman
Listing Agent: Todd Dunckley
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Overview
Michigan Upper Peninsula Wilderness Acreage
This 283.69-acre property offers an opportunity to own a sportsman's paradise. Flanked by 40 acres of state land to the west and 220 acres of state land to the south, the acreage provides seclusion and access to outdoor adventure. The property features a brook trout pond and a spring-fed trout stream forming the northern property line, with frontage on the Tahquamenon River. Three established hunting blinds are present, along with a deer migration trail and habitat for bear, deer, and partridge. The grounds are rich for trapping, teeming with beaver, mink, and muskrat. Access is available via a historic railroad trail connecting Eckerman to Hulbert. A community cabin is located on neighboring land with a trail leading directly to the river. The property is located 25 minutes from Newberry and 40 minutes from Sault Ste. Marie.
Property Profile
Insight Report
Location Intelligence
Current Use by Public Records
Hunting land
Map
- City
- Hulbert
- County
- Chippewa
- State
- Michigan
- Longitude
- -85.1757
- Latitude
- 46.3753
FAQs
What type of property is this?
Land - 283.69 acres of untamed wilderness in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
Where is this land located?
The property is located at 37252 W 2 St Hulbert, MI.
What is the asking price?
The asking price for this property is $220,000.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: - Expansive 283.69-acre property bordering 260 acres of state land, ensuring privacy and access to vast recreational space.; - **Frontage on the Tahquamenon River, plus a brook trout pond and spring-fed trout stream on the property.**; - Excellent hunting habitat with established blinds and deer migration trails.