130 acres in Marquette County, MI

130 Acres of Pristine Wilderness with Private Lake & River Felch, Southern Marquette County, MI Discover your ultimate escape on this incredible 130-acre property tucked away in the unspoiled wilderness of southern Marquette County. A rare find, this land offers an exceptional mix of hardwoods, pines, and cedars, creating a rich and diverse forest setting perfect for nature lovers, hunters, or anyone seeking privacy and tranquility. Access is easy via a well-constructed private trail that winds smoothly into the heart of the property easement rights are included with the sale, ensuring secure entry. One of the crown jewels of this land is a private lake, stretching several hundred yards in each direction and reaching depths of 15 20 feet. It s the perfect spot for peaceful days by the water, duck hunting or fishing in total seclusion. (this is a spring fed cold water lake and otters have eaten the fish population) Flowing gracefully from north to south, the North Branch of the Ford River winds its way through the property. This beautiful, trout-filled stream offers excellent paddling opportunities in the early season and potentially into summer, depending on water levels. Whether it s rafting, kayaking, or canoeing, it s a unique way to explore your own land. For outdoor enthusiasts, this land is truly unmatched. The forest is untouched and uncut, providing rich habitat for deer, bear, grouse, and woodcock a hunter s dream come true. The property is currently enrolled in the Qualified Forest Program (QFP), resulting in minimal property taxes, making ownership even more attractive. Whether you're looking to build a secluded cabin, set up the ultimate hunting camp, or simply pull your RV in for a peaceful retreat, this property offers the privacy, beauty, and versatility you ve been searching for. Schedule your private tour today properties like this don t come along often! The easement that will be granted is shared with the DeGroot family and easement access will be granted to the all the way to the state land.