INCREDIBLE OPPORTUNITY! 364 +/- Acres in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Chippewa County. Property has everything for the outdoor enthusiasts! The land is an ideal blend of Woods, Open Land, Wetland, w/Creek running through it that's feed by the Hendrie River. Perfect UP North GETAWAY boasts COOL Cozy Cabin built in 2001, 2-bedrooms, which sleeps 10. Hunting/Recreational land, near Snowmobile trails. With this property as a base (one hour from Mackinaw Bridge in eastern central UP) every enjoyable activity including hunting, fishing, hiking, snowmobiling (6,000 miles of trails), camping & much more. It's a gateway to exploring other Upper Peninsula attractions like Casinos, the Soo Locks, Tahquamenon Falls, Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, Lake Superior++SEE MORE-AGENTS READ REMARKS Two sides of property adjoin LARGE PARCELS of State Land, which adds so much more to your adventure. 900 sq ft cabin (built 2001), 2-bedroom sleeps 10, no electric, does have gas space heater and gas instant hot water heater (Seller uses 100 pound gas tanks). Septic and drain field exist but not permitted; there is a bathroom in the cabin, water is brought over from one of the neighbors flowing artesian wells and put in big plastic tote then pumped through the instant heater. Both neighbors have flowing artesian wells and Seller believes if someone were to drill a well on this property they to would be able to have a flowing artesian well. If you are viewing this on Zillow or Realtor.com and wish to reach the Listing Agent and office, please scroll down and contact our agency directly. Additional Information Property is 6/10 of a mile from M28; Road / Easement is considered a public 2-Track for owner access; when neighbor is in residence they plow from M28 to their property. Cabin is about 1/4 mile from Hendrie River (Creek) Nearest electric pole is about 1/2 mile from property When Seller purchase land was part of the 'Michigan Commercial Forest Act'; he removed it when he purchased (advantage of belonging is lower taxes; but property would be considered public land)