Michigan Waterfront Homes for Sale in Dickinson County Michigan United States

Approx. distance from Dickinson County Michigan United States: 40.49 miles
$188,000
Michigan Inland Lake Property 10072982

Michigamme, Baraga County, Michigan


MICHIGAN INLAND LAKE PROPERTY FOR SALE! This property is located in The "Three Lakes" area, in south -eastern Baraga County, in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. This area is a mecca for Anglers. The property is 31.25+/- acres in size, and has approximately 950 +/- feet of frontage on Ruth Lake. Ruth Lake is a 192-Acre, 36-Feet Deep clear water lake. It is fed by four creeks. There are some islands in the lake. The bottom is 40% sand, 30% rock rubble and 30% silt, where you can expect to find a good number of Largemouth bass and Walleyes. Some Bluegills, Bullheads, Burbot, Pumpkinseeds, Rock bass, Smallmouth bass and Northern pike are also caught in this lake. Lake Ruth empties into Lake George, via a small creek. George Lake (a 160-Acre, 40-Feet Deep lake) which connects via a narrow channel to Beaufort Lake (462-Acre, 35-Feet Deep lake) is across the US Highway from Ruth lake. Beaufort another lake to the south is the largest lake in the Three Lakes chain. It covers 462 acres and has a maximum depth of 35 feet. This lake also contains Northern pike, Perch, Smallmouth and Rock bass, and Walleyes. Further on to the south is Petticoat Lake. This lake is 73 acres in size and about 25 feet deep. It produces Northern pike, Perch, Pumkinseed sunfish, Smallmouth bass, and some Walleye. If you want to adventure to other nearby areas that offer outdoor activities, you will want to see the Canyon Falls - known as the "Grand Canyon of the Upper Peninsula" - just a few minutes up the highway. A well -maintained hiking trail there allows exploring by all ages. Lake Michigamme the largest lake in the area, about 10 minutes away, covers 4,292 acres and reaches a depth of over 70 feet. An "All Sports" Lake, fishing is available here, as well as swimming and boating! Craig Lake State Park is only a few miles away to the north-west. Black Bear, Whitetail Deer, Beaver, Bobcat, Coyote, Ruffed grouse, and Varying hare are common here. Sightings of Moose are also possible in the area. The main east-west Multi-Use State Trail No. 8 for year-round motor sports, and the North Country Trail for hiking and horseback riding are a few minutes away.

Tim Keohane , Great Lakes & Land Real Estate

31.25 ACRES
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Approx. distance from Dickinson County Michigan United States: 40.50 miles
$888,000
Whispering Pines 50121173

Stephenson, Menominee County, Michigan


EXECUTIVE HOME and One-Twelfth Club Membership FOR SALE IN PRIVATE MICHIGAN HUNT CLUB! - The 840 Acre Whispering Pines Club is located around the shores of Resort Lake, which is one of seven lakes in the Shakey Lakes Chain of Lakes. The chain is located in Lake Township, Menominee County, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. - Menominee County is located in the southernmost part of the Upper Peninsula. Its shoreline starts at the Bay of Green Bay which connects with Lake Michigan waters on the east and is separated from Wisconsin on the southwest boundary by the Menominee River. - The Club is owned by twelve members with a 1/12 undivided interest in the land, and was originally Incorporated in 1926! - Club Membership provides access to seven lakes, a swim beach, a tennis court, a playground, a volley ball court, a rifle range, a skeet range, and to miles of trails that meander throughout the acreage. Many year-round activities are available here – swimming, canoeing, hiking, wildflower and bird viewing, deer and bird hunting, cross-country skiing, ATV riding and snowmobiling. Golf is available a short distance away. - The home is located on Resort Lake and looks up Long Lake. Resort Lake covers 100+/- acres, have a maximum depth of 46+/- feet, and has about 3+ miles of shoreline to explore. A water enthusiast’s all-sports lake paradise, there are opportunities for boating, tubing, skiing, jet skiing, kayaking, and swimming. Anglers fish this pristine spring-fed lake in the summer and winter. Northern pike, Largemouth bass, and Yellow Perch are dominant species as are sunfish and Bluegills. Smallmouth bass, Black crappie, Bullheads, Walleye pike, Rock bass are present in the nearby Menominee River. - Whitetail deer and Black bear visit the club lands. Birds such as Eagles, Pheasant, Ruffled grouse, Woodcock, and Turkeys, as well as waterfowl can be seen as they migrate. A waterfall feature and wildflowers growing in lakeside garden terraces attract dozens of Hummingbirds!

Tim Keohane , Great Lakes & Land Real Estate

0.00 ACRES
4 BEDROOMS
3.5 BATHROOMS
3502 SQ FT
Approx. distance from Dickinson County Michigan United States: 45.43 miles
$140,000
Remote U.P. Rec Property 10073037

Ishpeming Township, Marquette County, Michigan


Remote Recreational Property For Sale. This remote 80+/- Acre wooded parcel is located in Ishpeming Township, in north-central Marquette County, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The Clark Creek touches the southwest corner of the property. Its origin is from Penny Lake - a small lake located high up in the Mulligan Plains (east of the Silver Lake Basin) in Champion Township, and then flows south-easterly about six miles and become a tributary of The Dead River Storage Basin. The Dead River Storage Basin is just 1½ miles to the south of the property that is being offered for sale. It is a 3,274-Acre lake that sprawls across an area north of the Cities of Ishpeming and Negaunee, and west of Marquette, in Marquette County, the largest county in Michigan. It is an impoundment of the Dead River. The river's main waters originate high up in the rugged, rocky ridges to the northwest and then flow 43+ miles south-easterly to its mouth on Lake Superior. This un-crowded Basin is about 11 miles long, and is great for boating, sailing, kayaking, and fishing. It is known as one of the State's best Smallmouth bass fisheries, and it also contains big Northern pike, Perch, Walleyes and some Brook trout. Fishing Tournaments are often held here. The property has offered many successful deer hunts. The property is also bordered on the northwest, and west by hundreds of acres of Corporate CFA Land for “walk-in” hunting, trapping, and fishing in season. Snowmobile Trail Number 14 runs diagonally through the southwest corner of the property. This trail is 26 miles long and connects the City of Marquette to the Village of Big Bay. It is one of the most picturesque local trails with mountain paths, and cliff top views of Lake Superior and Lake Independence. Just a mile + to the south is access to the North Country National Scenic Trail. This 4,800 mile trail crosses through eight States, and is the longest scenic trail system in the U.S. The topography of the 80 acres is made up of high rugged terrain, with slopes and some outcrops of bedrock. There are several sites for campgrounds that will provide awesome views. Parts of this property are over 1,500 feet above sea level. A select cut of timber has been done on part of the property, and there is more timber that can be harvested. Trees Common in the Area include: Balsam fir, Bigtooth aspen, Eastern arborvitae, Eastern hemlock, Eastern white pine, Jack pine, Northern red oak, Paper birch, Quaking aspen, Red maple, Red pine, and Yellow birch. The roads into this property are not County maintained or plowed in the winter time, so access to then, would only be by snowmobile or tracked all-terrain type vehicles. If you are seeking a larger remote property for outdoor recreation, please contact us today. Note: This parcel is enrolled in the Michigan Commercial Forest Act Program - See Legal Description.

Tim Keohane , Great Lakes & Land Real Estate

80.00 ACRES
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Approx. distance from Dickinson County Michigan United States: 46.80 miles
$120,000
Michigan 114+ / - Acre Recreational 50120268

Watton, Baraga County, Michigan


MICHIGAN 114+/- ACRE HUNTING/RECREATIONAL PARCEL FOR SALE! This wooded property is located just south of the unincorporated community of Watton, in Covington Township, in the southwestern part of Baraga County – In the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. - The area was first settled by French-Canadian loggers around 1885. Finnish settlers started arriving in 1898, and farming became prevalent, but logging continued to be an important occupation. Crop and dairy farming, and logging are still done in the area today. - Watton was a village founded by Finnish Settler, August Kotila in 1903, and was a stop on the Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic Railroad. - There are about 375 people living here, and there is a strong sense of community spirit enjoyed by all. Watton, and the nearby Villages of Covington and Nestoria join together throughout the year to host a number of community activities. - Numerous cultural and entertainment events are held at the Covington Multi-Purpose Building. One of these is the popular annual July Day-Long Finnish Music Festival which features musicians playing Finnish inspired music, ethnic foods and tours. In addition to Summer activities, this Pavilion also has a skating/hockey rink in winter, and has a ski hill with a rope tow enjoyed by many for skiing, sledding and snowboarding. - Many outdoor activities can be enjoyed here year-round at the lakes and in the parks and forests that are nearby. - Just a few miles away from the property offered for sale is Vermilac Lake, a 622-Acre lake, which offers clean water, a diverse fishery and peacefulness that will remind you of Canada. Anglers turn to this lake for its feisty Norther pike, as well as Black crappie, Bluegill, Brown bullhead, Golden shiner, Largemouth bass, Pumpkin seeds, Sunfish, and Yellow perch. Walleye have been planted by the MDNR for many years, and master Angler Entries have been pulled from these waters. - Adjacent to the western border of the property is direct walk-in access to thousands of acres of Ottawa Forest Lands, for hunting, fishing, and trapping in Season. This area is known for super hunting for Whitetail deer, Black bear, Bobcat, Coyote, Raccoon, Red fox, Red squirrel, Ruffed grouse, and Varying hare. Large bucks have been taken on the property! - A few miles to the north-east is access to a section of the “North Country National Scenic Trail” and a few miles further is access to the Big Lake State Forest Campground, and a main North-South Multi-Use State Trail (No. 5) for motorized and non-motorized fun year-round – Biking, Hiking, Horseback riding, off-Road, Cross-County Skiing, and Snowmobiling! - The Black Creek, a tributary of the Sturgeon River runs northerly through the north-eastern part of the property. - The Sturgeon is a Wild and Scenic River that rushes over 20 foot volcanic outcroppings of Sturgeon Falls, and then through a gorge that... See Associated Documents for Additional Information

Tim Keohane , Great Lakes & Land Real Estate

114.00 ACRES
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Approx. distance from Dickinson County Michigan United States: 48.67 miles
$78,000
Michigan Vacant Recreational 50115876

Sidnaw, Houghton County, Michigan


MICHIGAN VACANT RECREATIONAL LAND, AND OLD HOMESTEAD FOR SALE! - This SALE WILL INCLUDE a 37+/- acre parcel which is located in Duncan Township, in South-Eastern Houghton County, on the outskirts of the un-incorporated Village of Sidnaw. - The parcel is adjacent to part of the 988,000 acre Ottawa National Forest, where wildlife is abundant. Black bear, Moose, Whitetail deer, Timber wolves, Bald eagles, Coyotes, Foxes, Beaver and Loons are at home here. - Sidnaw Creek, a Type 1 Trout River, and tributary of the Sturgeon River, and the Erickson Creek runs through the property. - The Bergland to Sidnaw Multi-Use Rail Trail runs next to the parcel for ATVs, Horseback riding, and Snowmobiling. - THE SALE ALSO INCLUDES A larger Four-Bedroom Home located in the Village of Sidnaw, which needs considerable work. It has been used infrequently for seasonal Family get-a-ways, and is being sold “As Is”, “Where Is”. It could be rehabbed to make a shared home for a group of hunters or anglers. - The community's name is derived from an American Indian word meaning "small hill by a creek". Sidnaw was founded by lumber companies harvesting white pine in the area. The Village was platted in 1889, and shows up on early maps as a station on the Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic Railway. In 1920, Henry Ford built a lumber camp there, which became the epicenter of Henry Ford's logging empire. - Today the area is known for its recreational opportunities - You can travel in almost any direction and find access to recreational activities. The Sturgeon River, Gorge, and Falls are nearby, and offer prime trout fishing. A section of the North County National Scenic Trail for hiking and backpacking, and the Deer Marsh Interpretive Hiking Trail are minutes away. Other trails for hiking are the Sturgeon Falls, Bears Den, and Pine Bluff Trails. Over 25,000 Snowmobilers travel in the area along the Sidnaw Rail Trail. The nearby Grooms-Prickett Airport has the Labor Day Fly-Ins of rebuilt WWII planes. - Owned by one Family for many, many, years – It’s time to pass this legacy property on to New Owners. Contact Us For Information Today!

Tim Keohane , Great Lakes & Land Real Estate

2.35 ACRES
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