This 638-Acre property is located in Chippewa County in Michigan's Eastern Upper Peninsula. The Munuscong River flows through the southern part of this parcel. This river is 31+ miles long, and is a tributary of Munuscong Lake, which is part of the St. Mary's River waterway and an arm of Lake Huron. This watershed has a good supply of groundwater fed baseflow, which helps keep the stream flows and temperatures steady, making this a great trout stream! The property is adjacent to the Munuscong State Forest which has over 7000 acres of land to enjoy. There is great bird and wildlife viewing enjoyment here - the partridge hunting is great, and fishing for Musky, Pike, Walleye, Small Mouth Bass, Perch, Atlantic, King, Coho and Pink Salmon is minutes away! This property has some gently rolling upland forest, and some open tillable pasture land with a mixture of hays for livestock forage. There are beautiful views of the surrounding countryside from many elevations. Each year the Owners purchase "feeders" which forage the fenced in areas of the property, and are sold each fall. A flock of wild turkeys also call this parcel their home. Buildings on the settlement include an old home which would need lots of work to make it habitable, but there are other buildings which are in great shape. A 3-Car 20x30 Garage on the property could possibly be converted into living quarters. A 30x60 Barn, a 46x50 Barn, and a 40x82 Barn can provide hay storage or room for livestock. There is an 18x30 Garage with power for vehicle repair and storage and a few other small sheds. This property could become a working farm or continue its current use as a hunting/hobby farm. (440 Acres of the property is enrolled in the Michigan Farmland and Open Space Preservation Program - PA116)