Mature hardwoodsWalkout opportunitiesWooded parcelGentle rolling topographyCountry side views
Privacy and nature abound in this one of a kind wooded parcel located in the beautiful development of Timber View Ridge. Mature hardwoods and a gentle rolling topography allow for multiple options, with country side views and walkout opportunities when building your Up North dream home. A driveway has already been cut into the parcel making it easily accessible and vacant land to the East allow for additional privacy. Located on the southern side of Leelanau County in the Glen Lake School District, this slice of heaven is just minutes from Empire, Glen Arbor, numerous beautiful beaches and the Sleeping Bear Dunes. Located just off of M72, you can easily commute to Traverse City for shopping, pleasure, or work. This parcel is not like the other lots that have sold over the years in this development. Come and explore this slice of heaven and begin dreaming of all the possibilities!
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Listed by:
TJ ShimekCell:231-645-1351,
The Mitten Real Estate Group231-421-1970
Source: NGLRMLS,MLS#: 1945085
Facts & features
Property
Features
Has view: Yes
View description: Countryside View
Waterfront features: None
Lot
Size: 1.12 Acres
Dimensions: 245 x 198 x 245 x 198
Features: Sloped, Hardwoods, Cleared, Wooded
Details
Parcel number: 00568001500
Zoning description: Site Condominium,Bldg & Use Restrictions
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