11643 County 466 Road Newberry, MI 49868

This property offers a great per-acre value for 240 acres of hunting land. It includes a 24x32 pole barn, and a portion of the acreage near the road appears to have been pasture in the distant past. This former pasture area now features deep grasses and shows evidence of extensive wildlife activity, including travel paths and bedding sites. Beyond the pasture, the property becomes extremely thick with brush and lowland hardwoods. This section appears to have been pasture decades, if not centuries, ago and now consists of moist grasslands gradually being overtaken by hardwoods. As you move south and deeper into the property, the terrain transitions into a mix of higher and lower ground with a stream flowing along the southern boundary. The vegetation here is very dense, providing excellent cover. This creates ideal habitat for small game and game birds, while also offering shelter for larger mammals such as deer and furbearers. The property is located on a maintained gravel road with electricity available. A well exists on-site, though its functionality is unknown. The pole barn has a dirt floor. There is also an old farmhouse on the property that is crumbling, unsafe, and beyond repair.