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If you are looking for a large property in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, here is a great opportunity to own 399 acres abutting the Ottawa National Forest in Ontonagon County. Conveniently located within 8 miles of Highway 45 and 10 miles from the Michigan-Wisconsin border, this property offers privacy and an abundance of recreational opportunities. The land is mostly forested with a diverse northern hardwood mix that includes sugar maple, red maple, birch, ash, and aspen. The property is bisected by Two Mile Creek which promotes more coniferous species such as hemlock, balsam, and spruce along with creating additional wildlife habitat. Two Mile Creek is also identified as a Type 1 trout stream. Reliable access is available from Sucker Lake Road which acts as the southern boundary. If you are looking for more recreational opportunities, the 330-acre, nearly 90-feet-deep Beaton Lake public boat launch is less than a mile from the property. With reliable access, large tract size, convenient location, and unique characteristics, this property could be a chance to create your own Upper Peninsula retreat.

The property is legally described as the eastern one-half of the eastern one-half of Section 32, the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of Section 32, the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of Section 32, AND the western one-half of the western one-half of Section 33, ALL IN T46N-R40W, Ontonagon County, Michigan.