JACOB FLOHR

$471,172

169 Acres

Shingleton, Michigan, 49884

This unique property contains the entirety of Wolf Lake in eastern Alger County. This property has terrific access with year-round paved County Road H-58 forming the southern border of the parcel. The Wolf Lake RDP has a conservation easement in place that is held by the State of Michigan. It is part of The Nature Conservancy's Northern Great Lakes Forest Project. This property is one of a handful of parcels that was specifically set aside and designated for a limited development opportunity. This is your chance to be a part of the historic conservation project known as "The Big U.P. Deal". The conservation easement encourages the sustainable use of forest resources, the protection of conservation values, and provides opportunities for public recreation in a manner consistent with forest management and recreation conservation. It allows for the development of one single-family structure with associated outbuildings, providing a unique private ownership experience. This property has a 60-acre "Privacy Zone" with over one-half mile of lake frontage that can be posted as private property where you can build your version of the perfect wilderness getaway. The residual land will remain open to the public for foot traffic for those to enjoy passive recreational pursuits. Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to be a part of the Upper Peninsula's historic conservation heritage!

$1,015,000

397 Acres

Negaunee, Michigan, 49866

Exceptional opportunity to own 397 acres+- of prime Upper Michigan land located off Hoist Road in Negaunee Township, just minutes from Marquette. This expansive property features rolling terrain, established interior road systems, and endless possibilities for recreation, hunting, investment, or future development. Enjoy easy year-round access, located only 5 miles from Highway 41, while still offering the privacy and seclusion that large acreage parcels are known for. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to boat landings on both the McClure and Dead River Storage Basins, located within approximately one mile of the property, providing convenient access for fishing, boating, and exploring the area's natural beauty. Whether you're seeking a private retreat, hunting property, timber investment, or a place to build your dream getaway, this remarkable tract offers a rare combination of size, accessibility, and location. Conveniently situated with a short commute to Marquette and nearby amenities, this is a unique chance to own a substantial piece of Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

$385,956

151 Acres

Newberry, Michigan, 49868

This unique property completely surrounds Wolf Lake in western Luce County. Wolf Lake is approximately 8 acres in size and provides the perfect setting for your Northwoods retreat. This property has great access with seasonal County Road 455 forming the eastern border of the parcel and seasonal County Road 371 running south of Wolf Lake. The Wolf Lake RDP has a conservation easement in place that is held by the State of Michigan. It is part of The Nature Conservancy's Northern Great Lakes Forest Project. This property is one of a handful of parcels that was specifically set aside and designated for a limited development opportunity. This is your chance to be a part of the historic conservation project known as "The Big U.P. Deal". The conservation easement encourages the sustainable use of forest resources, the protection of conservation values, and provides opportunities for public recreation in a manner consistent with forest management and recreation conservation. It allows for the development of one single-family structure with associated outbuildings, providing a unique private ownership experience. This property has a 49-acre "Privacy Zone" that can be posted as private property where you can build your version of the perfect wilderness getaway. The residual land will remain open to the public for foot traffic for those to enjoy passive recreational pursuits. Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to be a part of the Upper Peninsula's historic conservation heritage!