150 feet of sandy bottom frontage. Three properties to choose $210,000

Lake Lot Off Market

150 feet of sandy bottom frontage. Three properties to choose from which are being created from a larger parcelbine lots for a bigger space if you wish to. Hurry! There is still time to enjoy most of summer camping and playing on the lake this year while you make plans for your new home or start construction now. A Beautiful Premier Site on a very desirable Sandy Bottom all sports inland lake is all but impossible to find. Right in the Heart of Upper Michigan you will find this rare gem tucked away on a quiet bay where the road ends and your dream property begins. The Lake has a very gradual slope to deeper waters which is excellent for kids to enjoy during our beautiful summer days. They are wooded with some gorgeous big Red Pines. Facing West you will find spectacular sunsets painting the picture of a perfect day as you relax around the fire pit and listen to the sounds of nature and the fish jump and play. Less than a half hour drive from Marquette and only about 10 minutes from the International Airport this location offers convenience while you live life being surrounded by vast forests and fresh water. The friendly town of Gwinn offers endless recreational opportunities with its many Lakes, Rivers and Streams plus tons of public land you are free to enjoy with endless trails for Biking, Hiking, Kayaking, Snowmobiling, Horse Riding, ATV's, Dirt Biking, Berry Foraging, Hunting and exploring. Only about a mile from your property an expansive stretch of Tens of Thousands of acres of Michigan State Wilderness provides a huge playground for outdoor enthusiasts. You will find many miles of the Blue Ribbon Escanaba River which is extremely fun to paddle, float, fish and camp along its picturesque shores. Your property also adjoins CFA land offering additional acreage you can use, hunt and enjoy right out your back door. Johnson Lake is known for its clean waters, hard sandy bottom and for so much fun that families who reside on its shores never want to leave.