TBD 23.5 Road, Gladstone, MI 49837

Upper Peninsula Residential Vacant Land on Little Bay de Noc/Lake Michigan Shoreline for Sale! This is a gem of a property! Experience the excitement of angling on one of the greatest walleye fisheries. Walleye fishing right outside your door on this 21+ acres of vacant land on a peninsula with over 2000' of Little Bay de Noc/Lake Michigan shoreline. If you don't want to put in your own dock, there is a public boat launch at Gladstone Municipal Harbor only about 2.5 miles away. A 4-acre pond formerly used to grow walleye for release is a unique, exceptional, and much desired feature of this parcel. In addition to the fishery, the scenic vistas of Lake Michigan are second to none! It's unusual for a property to be near city amenities but still offer the seclusion and privacy this property offers. There are several ideal building sites, and an artesian well on the edge of the property. A 2-track road goes around the pond and also runs between the pond and Little Bay de Noc, continuing past the pond nearer to the end of the peninsula. The property is mostly wooded with aspen and white birch and has lowland with some open water (in addition to the 4-acre pond) and is perfect habitat for wetland-loving wildlife species. Although virtually adjacent to the community of Kipling, this property is home to a wide variety of wildlife, especially local and migrant waterfowl. Furbearers, and big game such as whitetail deer are common on the property also. Hunting and fishing are a way of life here for many people. In addition to Great Lakes fishery, many other inland lakes ae nearby and thousands of acres of public land are available for hunting and recreating. The Gladstone/Escanaba area is a very desirable place to live with great schools, shopping, restaurants, golf courses, ski hill, movie theatres, and airport. A casino not far away, provides world-class entertainment, golfing, gaming, and an indoor water park. SPECIAL NOTE!!! Property is now classified as RESIDENTIAL!!!!!. Seller is in the process of splitting off 0.67 acres M/L to retain in the southeast corner of property. After split is recorded there will be a new tax ID for this 21.67 acres M/L of parent parcel being sold.