157 Acres of productive Upper Peninsula farmland is now available in Chippewa County! Part of a long-established hay field with lease tenant. The open farmland provides an excellent opportunity for continued hay and forage production, pastureland, raising livestock, or establishing your own hobby farm or rural homestead. The North Pine River runs through the back section of the property. There is plenty of room for a country home, gardens, outbuildings, and other agricultural or recreational uses. This property offers the space and versatility to create the Upper Peninsula lifestyle you have been looking for with a 60x40 pole barn. The pole barn has a 32 foot roll up door and 100 AMP electrical service built for use as an airplane hangar. Conveniently located off I-75 and Highway 48, otherwise known as the Mackinac Trail, with year-round access. Whether you are looking for productive farmland, room for horses or livestock, a hobby farm, or acreage on which to establish your own rural homestead, or your airstrip. This 157-Acre Chippewa County offers an exciting opportunity to make your plans a reality!
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TIM KEOHANE906-228-9312,
GREAT LAKES & LAND OF MARQUETTE, INC.906-228-9312,
DONALD WEAVER269-808-2256,
GREAT LAKES & LAND OF MARQUETTE, INC.
Source: MiRealSource,MLS#: 50216322Originating MLS: Upper Peninsula Assoc of Realtors
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