This 3.15 acre parcel offers privacy, mature woods, and a building allowance that is genuinely hard to find in this area. The land is a natural mix of hardwoods and evergreens, providing year-round screening and the kind of quiet, tucked away feel that draws people to Northern Michigan in the first place. What sets this parcel apart is the ability to build a pole barn before constructing a primary home, a rare allowance in this part of Benzie County. For buyers who want to get equipment, a boat, or storage on site early, or who prefer a phased approach to building, this flexibility opens doors that most nearby parcels simply do not offer. This property sits in the northern stretch of Benzie County, close enough to the Leelanau County line that you get the best of both worlds. A short 16 mile drive puts you in downtown Traverse City for dinner or errands. Empire is even closer at 12 miles, Glen Arbor follows at 15, and Lake Ann, the nearest town of all, is just 6.5 miles from your front door. Privacy, wooded character, building flexibility, and a location this close to Traverse City and the Leelanau Peninsula do not come together often.