Acres 92.71
Lot Size: 2052 x irregular
Frontage Yes
Little Smoky Lake

Zoning:
Type: Vacant Land

School Dist. West Iron County School District

Little Smoky Lake Estates! This development includes 92.71 acres in size with 2052 feet of frontage on Little Smoky Lake. The wooded lot are rolling and have access roads with power and telephone available. Little Smoky Lake is located in Stambaugh Township, in south western Iron County in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The Wisconsin boarder is just minutes to the south. This is a great Four-Season recreational area. Little Smoky Lake is surrounded by the Ottawa National Forest, which provides 1,000 of acres for all outdoor activities. Also, next door to the property is 400 +/- acres in commercial forest. The lake is 78.2 Acres in size, and gradually deepens to about 20-Feet Deep. You can launch your canoe, kayak, or float toys right from the front of each lot, or you can launch at the Homes Lake Park and Campground across the lake. Gentle slopes to the water's edge make wading along the sandy shoreline in summer, or walking out to do some hard water fishing once the lake freezes over easy for most. Hunting for White tail deer, Woodcock, Ruffed grouse (or partridge), and Black bear is popular in the area. Iron County is home to over 200-miles of snowmobile trails and 37 miles of ORV trails. There are multitudes of nearby trails to explore, dedicated to bikers, cross country skiers, hikers, and snowmobilers. About a half hour drive away is a regional airport, and places to golf, dine, and shop. This exceptional property is a stone throw from many attractions including: Big Smoky lake, Big Sand Lake Golf Course, and the Hunting Preserve. Not far from this property going to the east or west, there are many other amenities, including Lac Vieux Desert Casino and Golf Course in Watersmeet, Ski Brule in Iron County, MI, Blue Ribbon Trout Streams , i.e., Brule River and Paint River just to mention a few, many other rivers, lakes and streams, beaches, campgrounds throughout the areas, as well as 1000 Acres of acres of Ottawa National Forest.