A rare opportunity to own 160± acres just outside Newberry while still enjoying the privacy and seclusion people look for in Upper Peninsula land. Located on a paved, year-round county road with power available at the road, this property offers the kind of access and convenience that is hard to find with larger recreational tracts. The location is one of the strongest features. The property is only about two miles from downtown Newberry, and approximately two miles from McPhee’s Landing, one of the few public access points to the Tahquamenon River. The property itself sits just a quarter mile south of the river, placing you close to fishing, paddling, boating, and exploring one of the Eastern UP’s most well-known waterways. For trail users, this is a strong basecamp location with immediate access to area snowmobile and ORV routes. Whether your plans include riding, hunting, camping, building, or simply owning a large private tract close to town, this property gives you a practical starting point. An existing road travels through the property, and two established clearings create ready-made areas to begin using the land right away, whether for a camper, future cabin site, staging area, or weekend retreat. Adding to the appeal, the entire 3/4 mile northern boundary borders State land, expanding the recreational feel of the property and strengthening its long-term setting. Large acreage this close to Newberry, with paved access, power nearby, trail access, river proximity, and a state land boundary, is not something that comes along often.