120 Acres in Hermansville, MI - $129,900
Hunting - Recreational 120 Acres 1122772
MICHIGAN HUNTING-RECREATIONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE! This 120-Acre Property is located in Meyer County in northwestern Menominee County! It can be found just two miles north of the main east-west US-2 Corridor which runs along the southern edge of the Upper Peninsula. Two+ miles to the west is the unincorporated village of Cunard, named after a lumber company foreman who in the late 1800s sold cut-over lands to Swedish farmers, and became the village's first and only postmaster. Just a mile to the east, a thriving company town named Hermansville was founded in 1878 because of the abundant native cedar and pine growing in the area. As the mill prospered, over 200 Company-owned dwellings were built around a saw and shingle mill, for employees and their families. By the end of World War II the village's homes were all privately owned but the Village continues to serve as the Township seat. A co...
MICHIGAN HUNTING-RECREATIONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE! This 120-Acre Property is located in Meyer County in northwestern Menominee County! It can be found just two miles north of the main east-west US-2 Corridor which runs along the southern edge of the Upper Peninsula. Two+ miles to the west is the unincorporated village of Cunard, named after a lumber company foreman who in the late 1800s sold cut-over lands to Swedish farmers, and became the village's first and only postmaster. Just a mile to the east, a thriving company town named Hermansville was founded in 1878 because of the abundant native cedar and pine growing in the area. As the mill prospered, over 200 Company-owned dwellings were built around a saw and shingle mill, for employees and their families. By the end of World War II the village's homes were all privately owned but the Village continues to serve as the Township seat. A couple of village historical buildings, a restored train depot and the former headquarters of the Wisconsin Land and Lumber Company, are on the National Register of Historic Places. There are year-round outdoor activities available on the property, and in every direction from the property being offered for sale! This 120 acre parcel is bordered on the North and North-East by thousands of acres of Corporate CFA Lands where you can walk in to hunt, trap, and fish in season. Wildlife species available on the property are primarily black bear, grouse, and turkey. If you enjoy snowmobiling or ATV'ing , you can access a main trail easily from this location. Michigan Trail Number 2 is a few miles north of the property. It connects to Trail 16 further to the north, Trail 115 to the west, and to Trail 331 to the east. The Escanaba to Hermansville Rail Trail, follows the former Soo Line Railroad, and offers non-motorized Mountain Biking, Walking, Horse Riding and X-Country Skiing. It is also open to all-terrain vehicle (ATV) riders and snowmobilers. It offers a heavily wooded ride with scenic overlooks from three bridges. You can jump on this trail in nearby Hermansville, and go 25.5 miles to its end near the Upper Peninsula State Fairgrounds in Escanaba. For anglers, Menominee County offers several lakes, the Menominee river which forms the boundary between the northeast corner of Wisconsin and the southern tip of the upper peninsula of Michigan, and miles of Lake Michigan frontage along its eastern border. The parcel is enrolled in a Quality Forest Management Plan. Other Adjacent properties are available. For Information Contact Us Today! MLS# 1122772
