Build Your Home Or Cottage On A Quiet And Peaceful Corner Of Lake Noquebay

Lake Noquebay, Wisconsin's 9th largest lake, with 2,398 acres of pristine water, tempts outdoor enthusiasts all year long to build, to play, to fish and to hunt. No matter what your desire to relax, this lake provides the opportunity. In the Northeast corner of the lake, you will find a peninsula that backs up to a natural area. The peninsula holds three beautiful buildable lots. On the back side of the lots is a large marsh, full of life. Looking west is beautiful Lake Noquebay and some of the most wonderful sunsets you will ever experience. Your only neighbors will be on your left or on your right. The shoreline is sandy and the gradual slope to deeper water does not happen until you have waded over 150 feet from shore. This is the kind of shoreline made for kids to play. This corner of the lake is quiet, very quiet. One thousand feet down the shore to the southeast is a slow-flowing feeder creek that helps keep the water level the same during the entire summer. As you move up that stream, you not only locate fabulous fishing, but in the fall, you are going to want to bring a shotgun or a camera to enjoy the many species of waterfowl that find their way here when the migration starts. For decades, this area has provided fast action for those willing to put out a spread of decoys to lure flocks of ducks and geese within range. Winter brings ice fishing for the many species found here- larger-than-average bluegills, crappies, largemouth and smallmouth bass, northern pike, trout and walleye. The lake's water is moderately clear, and weed overgrowth is not a problem. Fishing will often be the best near shore. The land where your new home is to be built is flat, with less than a 30-inch drop to the water's edge, perfect for putting in a dock and enjoying the lake for everything it offers. Several new homes have been built on this end of the lake; those folks could not help but want a piece of the peaceful corner of the lake. ATVing and snowmobiling are popular, and driving a UTV on township roads is routine here. You might find cheaper lots on other lakes, but you won't find a better place to spend the rest of your days, watching the sun rise over the marsh in the east and then setting on the pristine water to the west. This comfortable property has it all, call today to discover the rest of its attributes. For the most accurate description, be sure to contact Terry Patrick or Dave Schutt, the listing agents. This is a great property, take the time to find out more.