Lake Vermilion Shore Frontage with Build Potential and Investment Opportuni

Perfectly positioned on the shores of Lake Vermilion's Daisy Bay, this 1 acre tract offers an approved and stunning build site with full Lake Vermilion access - one of North America's premier freshwater fisheries. The breathtaking elevated bluff-like location overlooks nearly 260 feet of shoreline with ample room for a boat dock and lift. Tract E is located just south of the County Highway 77/Fectos Road T-intersection. The lakeside tract is pre-approved for building and septic establishment, and it's related to two additional plots a couple hundred yards north on Fectos Road, each for sale individually or collectively in one transaction. Plots B and C offer nearly 8 acres of raw land each, perfect for further development. Each offers a number of pre-approved septic locations complemented by paved road frontage. This property is located 12 miles northwest of Tower and 15 miles east of Cook, Minnesota - both communities offer simple access to convenience, grocery, hardware, and lumber stores, and mixed in are a number of fantastic restaurants. While Lake Vermilion is a renowned world-class muskie and walleye fishery, the crappie and bluegill fishing is often overlooked, yet exceptional. However, the large and smallmouth bass fishing has recently garnered national attention - it's among the very best in the state, let alone the country. The fishing at Vermilion is tremendous all year long - but there are also abundant hunting opportunities for whitetails, black bears, wild turkeys, grouse, and more. Property Features -1 acre build site -260 feet of shoreline -Positioned on Vermilion's famed Daisy Bay -Amenities and utilities immediately available -Paved road frontage -Pre-approved septic location -Less than 20 minutes from Tower and Cook, MN -Tremendous investment opportunity -Easy access to local eateries and meat raffles -World-class walleye, muskie, panfish, and bass fishing -Whitetail, bear, turkey, and grouse hunting opportunities -4-season outdoor lifestyle accessibility