40 Acres W/sturgeon River 1120988
40 Acres w/Sturgeon River 1120988
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MICHIGAN 40 ACRE WOODED PROPERTY FOR SALE! This parcel is located in Sagola Township, in west-central Dickinson County - in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. This area is rich in logging history, and the property has State of Michigan Land to the North, thousands of acres of Corporate CFA Land touching the South-West corner, and is a half mile down the road is to access to some of the 430,000 Acres of Copper Country State Forest Lands. The area is full of Deer, Bear, Small game, Fur bearers, Woodcock, Ruffed grouse, and Waterfowl. This property is in Michigan Deer Management Unit 022. This farm belt of southern Iron and south-central Dickinson counties has a combination of farms interspersed with quality forest lands and private ownership which provides for very good deer habitat conditions. The property has both high and low lands, providing mixed habitat for wildlife. About 1,200 feet of the North Branch of the Sturgeon River flows through the western side of the property. The Sturgeon is a Class I trout stream. The UP16 Snowmobile Trail maintained by the Chippewa Sno-kats Club, runs along the Wells Grade Road, and touches the south-west corner of the property. It is conveniently located on a Year-Round access County maintained road, with Power available at the road side. Contact Us For A Private Tour of This Property!This parcel is enrolled in the Michigan Commercial Forest Act Program: CF Owners pay an annual specific tax of $1.30 per acre from 2017 through 2021. This will go up 5 cents each 5 years thereafter - "Walk-In" Public Access for hunting and fishing must be available on CF Land. A New Owner will need to submit a New Forest Management Plan,and a Notification of Ownership Change Form to the State. If a New Owner desires to build a cabin on the property, the area designated around the structure will need to be withdrawn from the CF Program. - "Walk-In"Public Access for hunting and fishing must be available on CF Land. A New Owner will need to submit a New Forest Management Plan, and a Notification of Ownership Change Form to the State. If a New Owner desires to build a cabin on the property, the area designated around the structure will need to be withdrawn from the CF Program.