Land and River Frontage

The 101.79-acre property includes over half a mile of Manistique River frontage and a varied landscape of high and low ground. Wooded sections, natural openings, wetlands, sloughs, and old river channels contribute to the property’s natural character.

The combination of terrain and water features provides opportunities for hunting, wildlife observation, outdoor recreation, and exploring the acreage. Natural wetlands and sloughs limit direct access to portions of the riverfront, an important consideration when evaluating the land.

State of Michigan land borders the property on two sides, adding to the amount of surrounding undeveloped land available to explore.

Existing Rustic Cabin

An approximately 540-square-foot rustic cabin remains on the property, reflecting its history as a recreational getaway. The existing structure is in need of significant restoration and cleanup and is being offered in its present condition.

The cabin does not have electrical service, a well, or a septic system. Buyers considering future improvements should account for these existing conditions when evaluating the property.

Previously established trails are also present throughout portions of the acreage. Clearing and maintenance would be needed to reclaim access along these routes.

Access and Property Features

Access is provided from County Road 436, a year-round county-maintained road. The property has a gravel road surface and is located approximately 20 miles northeast of Manistique.

Additional listed property features include garage structures and an outhouse. The acreage is classified under Resource Production zoning, with the supplied zoning description listed as Residential.

The property has no water or sewer service, and no utilities are listed as available for the property. Gas is identified as Gas/Propane in the supplied property information.

Location and Surroundings

Situated along the Manistique River in the Upper Peninsula, the property offers a secluded setting while retaining access to nearby communities.

Following River Road toward Germfask provides access to the Jolly Inn for dining. The communities of Seney and Curtis are also identified as destinations for additional dining, shopping, and local amenities.

Recreational Possibilities

The acreage offers opportunities for a variety of outdoor uses, including hunting, wildlife observation, and recreational exploration. The existing cabin provides a starting point for someone interested in restoring a rustic getaway, while the varied terrain offers different areas to explore across the property.

Buyers interested in establishing a future cabin site or making other improvements should note that potential building locations and future improvements are subject to site conditions and applicable approvals.