Beautiful and secluded property surrounded by wonderful neighbors, offering privacy and a peaceful natural setting. The land features hidden trails, an aquifer-fed creek, and hundreds of maple trees creating a stunning landscape year-round. Nature lovers will appreciate the abundant ecosystem with wildflowers, mushrooms, and wildlife including pheasants, morels, puffballs, daffodils, and lilies. The property is ready for your future home with a well and septic drain field already in place. A pole barn with electricity provides immediate utility for storage, hobbies, or equipment. A rare opportunity to build your dream home or private retreat while enjoying the beauty of nature.
Vacant landProperty Type
14.64 acresLot Size
$11,612Price/Acres
Listed by Rachael Brown• Property Finders Realty
Bought with Rachael Brown• Property Finders Realty
This parcel has lots to offer with 14.64 acres, a 26 X 36 pole barn (6-7 years old) which has electric and a cement slab in the front half. The pole barn has a 12' overhead door and a 14' slider door so you can all your big toys. It also has a compost toilet. Wanadoga Creek winds through this beautiful piece of land that deer, turkey, coyote and fox call home. This would make a great property to hunt, build that home of your dreams, or to just have a place to get away from city life! This property is L shaped and there is a survey up loaded into documents on the MLS as a helpful guide. There is a fence that runs along the east edge and owner believes there is also one that runs along the south. Some mature Black walnut trees. Call Erica at (269)317-9525 with questions or to schedule to walk this one!
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
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Barry County
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Last updated by owner on Aug 10, 2026.
RR
Rural Residential District
The intent of this district is to promote a range of low intensity land uses including low-density residential, farming and farm-related activities, light industrial and resource extraction. Those lands with important wood stands, lakes, streams or wetlands or with important wildlife or view corridors should be carefully developed to protect these contributing features, while enabling a reasonable degree of low intensity development. The transfer of development rights to more appropriate portions of the site or the county will be encouraged.