40 acres near Bartlet Lake and May Lake in MN - Owner financing offered
Unique opportunity to own private land in Northern Minnesota! This land investment north of Grand Rapids offers primitive location and access to nearby lakes. Whether its a cabin in the woods, family legacy property, or a place to hunt, fish and recreate this will be a special asset for someone. Heres what this land investment has to offer
We own four legal lots with Itasca County, that can be sold together or individually.
1) NW 22 acre lakefront lot (Parcel ID:56-034-1200 + Address: 52801 COUNTY RD 310) has a cabin and deer stand. No utilities. The cabin is a bare bones hunting cabin that needs some work but you could stay in it. Approximately 640 yards of shoreline
2) SW 17 acre vacant lakefront lot with a deer stand. Approximately 500 yards of shoreline
3) NE 40 acre lot
4) SE 40 acre lot (this is adjacent to the 17 acre lot and would be a good candidate to combine with that)
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Wilco Land is open to selling them altogether or individually. There is dirt road access to all of the lots and the two northern lots give access to southern lots. These lots have been owned by the same entity so an easement was never needed to access the southern lots, however, we are in the process of granting the southern lots legal access. If these are sold all together anyway, then that will still be added value for resale purposes.
In a nutshell, this is a special land investment opportunity. You will own waterfront property north Grand Rapids around the Big Fork and George Washington State Forest area in Northern Minnesota. Whether it be to build, camp, hunt, fish, RV, etc. these are legacy assets that will last for generations.
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