380th Street , Aitkin, MN 56431(Aitkin County)

The property has a lot to offer the avid outdoorsman or the person who wants to enjoy country living. For the hunter, the property has trophy whitetail deer, black bear, grouse, turkeys, ducks and geese. For the fisherman, the Rice River flows through the property for over 1,980 feet. Besides hunting and fishing, the Rice River is also excellent for canoeing or kayaking. The property has easy access with 380th Street running through the property. The property is about 1.8 miles north and west of Kimberly and about 11 miles east of Aitkin. The property has several buildings including a 2,468 square foot house, a 36 x 48 pole barn with a cement floor and a 36 x 32 garage which also has a cement floor. There is also an old barn that could be used for storage, and a mobile home that could be used to house a larger hunting party. This is a beautiful Northern Minnesota property with a mix of mostly high land and some low land along the river bottom. The property has about 65 to 70 acres of hay ground providing an income potential. More ground could be recaptured for haying and/or for row crops. You can drive your truck or 4-wheeler around most of the property. There are several areas where food plots could be established, and several areas where you could ambush a nice buck. You could hunt the river bottom or place your stand along the trees lining the hay fields. An added bonus is that there are hundreds of acres of state land to the south and southeast, to the east, north and northeast. This provides extra opportunities for a big hunting party. The property is about 20 minutes north of Mille Lacs Lake, which provides world-class walleye, muskie, bass and northern pike fishing. Other area lakes provide opportunities for fishing and duck hunting.

Property Features:

- The property hunts big and is bordered by state land to the south and SE, east, north and NE

- Great location for hunting, fishing, 4-wheeling, canoeing, and many other recreational activities

- About 100 acres of land is tillable with about 65 acres presently hayed for current income