Upper Peninsula of Michigan large acreage tract near Lake Michigamme in Marquette County. This tract of land has all of the features most people appreciate. It is located on Holli Blue Road with about 1/4 mile of year-round road frontage and within about 1/4 mile of electric.
The access to the interior road system is gated for exclusive privacy. The land is heavily wooded with mixed hard and softwoods of several varieties and a Qualified Forest plan in place to save taxes and manage the timber. Land features that will be appreciated include numerous scenic rock outcrops, rolling hills, solid interior roads, two large beaver ponds and several building sites.
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources conducts Moose studies on the property annually as it is home to resident Moose. Additional game animals include bear, whitetail deer and grouse. The occasional waterfowl use the ponds and non-game species are prevalent.
The land is very close to Lake Michigamme and public boat launches so the owner of this desirable tract will be able utilize the lake for great walleye, bass, pike, panfish and trophy musky fishing along with all of the water sports one desires. The lake is over 4,000 acres with many islands, reefs and points that will entertain any water sportsman for a lifetime.
The Peshekee River is the main tributary of the lake and the Michigamme River exits on the Southern end. This land is exceptionally rare with such numerous features that have become very hard to find in Marquette County within commuting distance of Marquette. If you have been searching for hundreds of acres that can easily be used at a reasonable value you must view this land soon.
