A fascinating glance at this property forebodes something primitive within us. Throughout our ancient history, humans have explored and sought to understand the natural world, driven by a desire to survive, discover, and connect with their environment. A conquest to experience the beauty, tranquility and wonder of wildlife. Our ancestors may have sat in their caves pondering of the world over the next hill. Humankind shares one innate trait, which is the desire to explore and theres nothing more fascinating than delving into a property of this magnitude so inconceivable, yet so compelling.

This vast swath of land harbors an array of ecosystems from hardwood flats, marshland bottoms to an array of ponds. A picturesque setting bursting with potential with access from the East, West and Southerly border. A comprehensive trail system zigzags throughout the landscape with two sand bottom streams serving as warm water forage fisheries.

This whimsical real estate harnesses a world of possibilities. Theres over 100+ acres of open ground that currently stand as open prairie that once-upon-a-time were crop farmed. The array of open ground can be converted into stands of switchgrass, pollinators and food plots for wildlife. Deer, turkey, waterfowl as well as the occasional elk frequent the land. Outdoor enthusiasts travel hundreds of miles to visit this unique region of the state for birding, hiking and foraging for natural wild edibles like berries or mushrooms. Both aspen and oak forest bellow into lowland brush and sedge marsh teeming with red osier dogwood. The proximity of the ground is near the Colburn Wildlife Area, which is about 5,000 +/- acres of wildlife bliss. While whitetail and long beards may be the most prevalent game species to this area, youll find ruffed grouse, sandhill cranes, river otters and bald eagles.

The Laurentide Ice Sheet carved through this very region some 31,500 years ago leaving material consisting primarily of glacial, stream, lake, and windblown sediment transforming the rugged topography to an oblate landscape. Today, this very land has boundless stretches of terra firma that adjoin sloughs forming an impeccable habitat for wildlife offering food, cover and water.

Petenwell and Castle Rock Lake lie no more than a few miles from the estate, known for fishing, boating and lakeside restaurants. The ATV and snowmobile trail routes are nearby for endless miles of adventure. Given its convenient location, youll find Wisconsin Dells an arms reach away as well as Sand Valley Golf Course just down the road.

For those looking to breach the rare-air of officially joining the 1,000-acre club, theres potential to add on an adjacent 60+/- acre tract.

Schedule your private showing today with Joe Nawrot or Brandon Wikman. For more info contact Wisconsin Land Specialist, Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 or Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003

Joe Nawrot and Brandon Wikman are Wisconsins #1 Ranked Listing and Selling Agents of United Country Real Estate working for the Midwests #1 Ranked United Country Real Estate Office.