Michigan Property For Sale

Description

If you enjoy spending time in the wild outdoors, then this is your place: 54-acres in northern Lapeer County. The property has a little over 400 feet of frontage on quiet secluded gravel road. It's a combination of high and low ground with a 1000+ feet of frontage on Squaw Lake. Squaw Lake is 35+ acres in size and has a fishable population of bass, pike, panfish, catfish, and an occasional walleye. The lake is fed by 2 inlet streams that enter it on the north and east sides. There is an outlet stream on the south end of the lake that enters the North Branch of the Flint River. So, there is good water movement through the system.

The land here is split between high wooded forest and thick lowlands. The higher ground is mostly on the eastern side of the acreage. This area is fully wooded with oak, hickory, poplar, maple and some scattered white pines. Some truly large oaks can be found in this portion. The west and south part of this parcel is lower ground. This area is a mix of dense bushes, scattered willows, cottonwood, maple and other soft wood trees. Plenty of different grass are found throughout the south and west sides.

Excellent wildlife population on the property. The wooded areas are home to deer, turkey, and small game. Some large whitetail bucks and wild turkey have been taken here over the years. The lake supports quite a seasonal population of waterfowl including mallards, wood ducks and Canada geese. It's also not unusual to see bald eagles visiting and nesting in this area.

This property checks all the boxes for the outdoor enthusiasts, hunting, fishing, camping and kayaking, all on the same property. A rarity for southeaster Michigan.

This 54-acre parcel can be purchased with an adjoining listed 130-acre parcel to the south for a total of 184 acres. Ask for the details.

Aerial, address, and acreage size are estimated and should be verified by the buyer or their agent.