$44,500
Parcel 9 County Line Road, Free Soil, MI 49411
0 baths
- Lot
- 3.11 acres
- Type
- Acreage
- On market
- 189 days
DescriptionShowHide
Follow the winding driveway through mature hardwoods to discover one of the most picturesque building sites in the area. This beautiful 3.11-acre wooded property offers exceptional privacy and an ideal setting for your Up North cabin or year-round home. With the driveway already installed and electric available at the road, you're one step closer to making your Northern Michigan dream a reality. Camping is permitted for up to 120 days annually with a Mason County Temporary Land Use Permit, allowing you to enjoy the property while planning your future. Adjoining hundreds of acres of the Manistee National Forest and just minutes from the Little Manistee River, Lake Michigan, and miles of ORV and snowmobile trails, this property is an outdoor enthusiast's dream. Located within Legacy Preserve, simple protective deed restrictions help preserve the natural beauty and long-term value of the neighborhood.
Facts & features
Interior1
- Bathrooms
- 0
Heating, cooling & utilities1
- Utilities
- Electricity Available, None
Exterior & construction2
- Lot size
- 3.11 acres
- Lot features
- Level, Adj to Public Land, Buildable, Recreational, Wooded
Property details8
- Type
- LAND
- Sub-type
- Acreage
- County
- Mason
- Parcel #
- 009-005-018-50
- Subdivision
- Legacy Preserve
- Days on market
- 189
- MLS #
- 26009987
- Status
- Active
District: Mason Cnty Eastern
No individual schools were listed for this home.
Assigned schools as entered by the listing agent. Attendance boundaries change — confirm with the district before relying on this.
DocumentsShowHide
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Price & tax historyShowHide
- No recorded history for this property.
Listing courtesy of Big River Properties · Nancy Randall
231-620-8390 · NancyRandall@BigRiverVentures.com
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