In today’s increasingly digital and urbanized world, the concept of the hobby farm has become a refreshing antidote to modern living. More than just land, a hobby farm represents a lifestyle—a chance to enjoy small-scale agriculture, reconnect with nature, and embrace a healthier, more self-sufficient way of life. While hobby farms typically range from 5 to 50 acres, opportunities like this one—spanning over 100 acres—are rare and extraordinary. Welcome to your next chapter: a 4-bedroom, 1-bath farmhouse set on approximately 112 acres of fields, pasture, and woodland in Ontonagon Township, Michigan in the Upper Peninsula. The home itself is a blank slate, thoughtfully cleared of all furnishings and personal items, with most rooms freshly primed and ready for your finishing touches. A main-floor bedroom and full bath provide convenience, while the open kitchen and dining area offer sweeping views of your farmland. The property includes a spacious barn—perfect for equipment, vehicles, or livestock—along with two additional outbuildings for storage or projects. Previously used as a horse farm, it’s already geared for equestrian use but flexible enough for raising animals, crops, or whatever hobby farm dream you envision. Located just minutes from downtown Ontonagon, and in close proximity to Lake Superior and the Porcupine Mountains, this farm offers the perfect balance of rural tranquility and easy access to town amenities. A working farm of this size and potential doesn’t come along often. Priced to sell, this is your opportunity to live the dream—whether that means raising horses, growing crops, or simply enjoying wide-open space. Schedule your tour today!