TBD Bear Town Rd, Baraga, MI 49908

Enjoy the freedom and seclusion of this 40-acre parcel with year-round access from both Beartown and Cadeau Roads. Offering a mix of terrain with upland areas well-suited for a future home, cabin, or hunting camp, this property provides plenty of space to create your ideal Northwoods retreat. Bordering Keweenaw Bay Tribal lands and near additional public lands, outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the excellent opportunities for hunting, hiking, and exploring the surrounding countryside. While tucked away from town conveniences, the property's privacy, accessibility, and recreational appeal make it a great opportunity for those looking to own a piece of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. NOTICE: Information provided is believed to be reliable but is not guaranteed. Buyers are responsible for independently verifying all property information, including acreage, boundaries, access, property taxes, zoning, and other material facts. Property taxes may vary from those paid by the current owner. Buyers should contact the local tax authority to determine their specific tax obligations and verify zoning, permitted uses, and any applicable restrictions with the appropriate local authority prior to purchase.

Here is the perfect getaway property to park your RV, build your dream cabin or off-grid home, conveniently located just north of the Village of Baraga and only 25 miles outside of Houghton. The property is in Michigan's CFA program. It would have to be removed from the program to build on it. If this property is removed from CFA, it doesn't look like it can be split because it is zoned Forest Resource. The area offers unlimited recreation for the outdoor enthusiast. Activities include fishing, hunting, snowmobiling, atving, hiking, snowshoeing, mountain biking to name a few. This tract is located in an area with plenty of wildlife for the hunter. It is excellent habitat for white-tailed deer, black bear, grouse, rabbit, and other mammals and birds that call it home. A young, aspen and mixed hardwood regeneration stand with scattered large hemlock trees make up a large percentage of the acreage with the remaining 12 acres consisting of a 20-year-old aspen stand. Buyer recommended to inspect all aspects of the property & bears all risks for any inaccuracies. Buyer to verify all information including but not limited to the estimated acreage, lot size, square footage, utilities (availability & costs associated). Taxes are not zero.