W5884 9.5 Ln, Wallace, MI 49858

This 350-acre property, located approximately 10 miles north of Menominee, Michigan, presents numerous possibilities. It features over 15 acres of tillable land, five ponds, and a winding, river-like pond stretching approximately one mile. The property includes a large storage building and a network of roads providing access throughout. Historically used as a gravel operation, the land has been improved by the current owners. Two of the larger ponds measure approximately 3 acres each, with two additional ponds at approximately 1.5 acres each, and another near the storage building at approximately 0.3 acres. The ponds are deep enough to prevent excessive weed growth, with depths reaching approximately 15 feet, and are populated with black bass and panfish. Deer trails are visible across the grassy areas leading to the field, indicating active wildlife. The woods consist of mature, dense trees, including oaks, pines, maple, and aspen on the high ground, and cedars, hemlock, tamarack, and alder in the low ground, creating a diverse habitat. The large storage building is equipped with 200 amp service, lighting, an office area, and overhead doors on both ends for convenient access. Racking along the sidewalls provides additional storage space. Electricity is available on the property. The soil is predominantly sandy in the high ground and field areas. The property could be suitable for establishing a campground, with ponds for swimming and fishing, and land suitable for campsites. The wooded areas and existing roads could accommodate additional campsites. Hunting, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, trail riding, horseback riding, camping, and hiking are all potential activities. An additional 118 acres to the north, if available, could provide a second access point and is located on an asphalt township road with power access.