NEW PRICE!!! FISH AND HUNT ON YOUR OWN PROPERTY!!! If you love trout fishing ,the beautiful West Branch of the Sturgeon River meanders through the property with approximately 2,500 feet of frontage on each side of the stream. The river is about 20 to 30 feet wide. The West Branch of the Sturgeon River flows into the main Sturgeon River about 2 1/2 miles away where in the last few years the state has stocked the river with over 20 thousand brown trout and 23 thousand lake sturgeon. The 40 acres is located near Pelkie, MI adjacent to farming lands. This is a prime hunting area in the Upper Peninsula for trophy white-tailed deer. There are deer trails throughout the parcel. Other wildlife that call this tract home are black bear, grouse, ducks, rabbits, etc. There are many building sites for a cabin. The 40 is mostly wooded with pine, spruce, balsam fir, maples, birches and other softwood and hardwood trees.
Basic Details
Property Type : Vacant Land
Listing Type : For Sale
Listing ID : 1112607
Price : $37,000
Year Built : 0
Lot Area : 40 Sqft
City : Pelkie
Zipcode : 49958
County : Houghton
State : MI
Country : US
Type : Vacant Land
Area : Laird T
Status Category : Active
Road Access : Seasonal
Features
Waterfront : River
Water View : River
Body of Water : W Branch Sturgeon River
Shoreline : Wooded
Telephone : Not Available
Electric : Not To Property
Natural Gas : Not Available
Cable : Not Available
Possession : At Closing
Allow Export : Yes
Rental Options : No Rental Available
Road Type : Private
Address Map
Street : TBD Parkila Rd
Floor Number : 0
Longitude : W89° 19' 11.2''
Latitude : N46° 47' 48.5''
Directions : From the Junction of US 41 and M-38 in Baraga, proceed west on M-38 7.0 miles to the Pelkie Road. Turn right on the Pelkie Road and go 1.75 miles to the Parkila Road. Turn left on the Parkila Road and go 2.25 miles to the T. The property starts to the left of the T. Directions from Houghton: From Pelkie, head south .8 miles to the Parkila Road. Turn right on the Parkila Road and go 2.25 miles to the property. In the spring and fall a 4-wheel drive is needed for the last 1/4 of a mile.
