-Extensive grading , clearning , and soil drainage and conservation efforts have been completed

-Drive way permit, well permit, 2 perculation test were performed at the North and South of the properties road frontage, Prior Permit pulled to have electrical ran to the property and an H pole established, but the ELECTRICAL has Not been ran on the property.

The Crane Pond State Game Area in Cass County, Michigan, encompasses approximately 4,218 acres. This area offers a diverse mix of habitats, including upland mixed deciduous forests, lowland hardwoods, wetlands, and prairie restoration zones. Topography is rolling, with mesic, sandy loam soils, and features a 150-acre prairie unit along with numerous forest openings.

Fishing Lakes in Crane Pond State Game Area

Belas Lake: A natural lake located within the game area, accessible via a public boat launch. It supports a variety of fish species, making it a popular spot for anglers.

Bogart Lake: Another lake within the game area, offering fishing opportunities in a serene setting.

Kirk Lake: A 41.5-acre lake with a maximum depth of 23 feet, known for its populations of bluegill, largemouth bass, and northern pike. The lake is surrounded by marshy or wet shorelines, providing a wilderness

Forked Lake: Located within the game area, but noted as a "no fish" lake, meaning it is not stocked or managed for fishing purposes.

Fox Lake: Similar to Forked Lake, Fox Lake is also designated as a "no fish" lake.

Dr. T.K. Lawless Dark Sky Park, County Park in Cass County, Michigan, encompasses approximately 820 acres. This expansive park offers a variety of recreational activities, including hiking, mountain biking, cross-country skiing, fishing, and disc golf.It's also recognized as one of Michigan's designated International Dark Sky Parks, making it an excellent location for stargazing.

The Swiss Valley Ski & Snowboard Area in Jones, Michigan, spans approximately 60 acres of skiable terrain. This family-owned resort offers a variety of features, including 12 trails, 7 lifts, and 2 terrain parks. It is recognized for its commitment to snowmaking, covering the entire skiable area, and providing night skiing on all slopes.

Diamond Lake is located in Cass County, Michigan, and is the largest lake in the county. It spans approximately 1,078 acres. The lake reaches a maximum depth of 64 feet, with about 60% of its area being less than 10 feet deep

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