Located in central Minnesota, this property offers a diverse mix of timber, grassy fields, wetlands, and open areas, creating a varied landscape for recreation and outdoor activities. The property is approximately one mile east of Highway 169, about 10.5 miles south of Mille Lacs Lake, and approximately 8 miles south of the Soo Line Trail system. The property has gravel road frontage along the entire south side, providing convenient access from the public road. An easement runs along the western edge of the property and provides an additional access point to the property. The property has a barbed-wire fence around most of the perimeter (not sure whether it follows the property line exactly or not). Wildlife sign is present throughout the property, including numerous deer tracks and other indications of wildlife activity. During a walk of the property, deer sign was observed in multiple areas, along with areas where grouse were flushed from the cover. The combination of timber, grassy areas, and wetlands provides a variety of habitat types across the property. The property includes a mixture of wooded cover, grassland, and wet areas that can provide opportunities for hunting and other recreational activities. Wildlife observed or indicated on the property includes deer, bear, turkey, and grouse. The varied terrain and cover types also offer several areas to consider when developing trails or other recreational improvements, along with many great spots to add food plots. For those interested in managing the property for hunting, the existing layout provides a starting point for developing an access and trail system. Potential improvements could include establishing trails through the timber and open areas, improving access between different portions of the property, or considering food plot locations where site conditions and applicable regulations allow. Evaluate any future improvements based on wetland conditions, access, local regulations, and the property's specific characteristics. In addition to recreational opportunities, the property may include locations worth evaluating as future building sites. Buyers should conduct their own due diligence on soils, wetlands, septic suitability, well locations, zoning, setbacks, utilities, driveway access, and other requirements before determining whether a building site is feasible. Contact the county if you're looking to build on the property. There are some beautiful spots for a potential home. The property's location provides access to several regional recreational destinations. Mille Lacs Lake is approximately 10.5 miles to the north, while the Soo Line Trail system is approximately 8 miles to the north. The property is also located near the Mille Lacs Lake Wildlife Management Area, providing additional public-land recreational opportunities in the surrounding area. With road frontage on the south side, additional access along the western edge, and a mix of wooded and open habitat, this property offers a range of potential recreational uses in a central Minnesota setting. Its location near Highway 169, Mille Lacs Lake, the Soo Line Trail system, and the Mille Lacs Wildlife Management Area adds to the property's regional accessibility. Buyers should independently verify all information, including property boundaries, easements, access rights, wetlands, zoning, building suitability, utilities, and other property-specific information with the appropriate county and governmental authorities.