Marinette County spectacular waterfront property. 1 acre with 120 feet of Menominee River frontage that offers a peaceful setting. The current seller recently improved this lot with tree removal, an 8x10 storage shed, electric service, and a driveway. A site plan for a proposed 2-bedroom cabin is perked for a mound septic system. This is good water for a Pontoon boat and excellent fishing!! This location is a great recreational area for hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, and ATV riding. The property location is secluded being on a dead-end road and the lot is located on a cul de sac. A portion of the property is in a floodplain, closer to the river and the proposed building site was out
# Acres: 1.02
Tax Amount: $306
County: Marinette
Zoning: Residential
Green Features: Vacant Land/acreage
Improvements:
Roads: Gravel
Lot Number: 19
Lot Description:
# Acres: 1.02
Water Frontage?: Yes
Name of Water Body: Menominee River
Utilities Available to Site: Electricity Available
Waste Available to Site:
Water Available to Site: No Water
Water Type: River
School District: Wausaukee
Elementary School: Wausaukee
Middle School: Wausaukee
High School: Wausaukee
Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group
Hwy 180 to Rademaker, North to Raeanne Terrace, left to property
Listed By: Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group
This listing was last updated by Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group on August 21, 2023, 6:09 pm.
Listing has been on the market for 356 days, since May 12, 2023.
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