This 27.28± acre property in Tekonsha Township, Michigan offers a rare combination of proven hunting ground, quality water features, and excellent accessibility in Southern Michigan. Located along M-60 and just east of the I-69 corridor, this property provides both convenience and space, making it well-suited for recreational use, hunting, and long-term land investment. The property consists of two parcels totaling approximately 18 acres and 9.28 acres. The 18-acre parcel is zoned Agricultural Residential while the 9.28-acre parcel is zoned Commercial, creating a unique opportunity for a variety of future uses. Both parcels are currently vacant, giving a new owner flexibility to utilize or develop the land based on their goals. This property stands out for its strong hunting history and surrounding habitat. It is bordered by large tracts of agricultural land, which naturally supports consistent deer movement and bedding patterns. The area is known for producing whitetail deer, and multiple good bucks have been harvested on this property over the years. Existing deer stand and blind locations are already in place, allowing a new owner to step in and hunt immediately or enhance the setup further. A major highlight of this property is the approximately 5-acre pond or small lake with clear water. This feature adds significant recreational and functional value. The pond supports populations of bluegill and bass, providing excellent fishing opportunities right on your own property. In addition, the water feature is ideal for training retrievers and Labrador dogs for waterfowl work, making it highly attractive for waterfowl enthusiasts and dog trainers. The combination of open land, nearby agriculture, and water creates a balanced habitat that can support a variety of wildlife species common to Southern Michigan. Whether your focus is whitetail hunting, small game, or simply enjoying the outdoors, this property offers a strong foundation. Accessibility is another key advantage. With frontage along M-60 and proximity to I-69, the property is easy to reach from nearby towns and cities while still maintaining a rural setting. The location allows for convenient travel to Battle Creek, Marshall, and Coldwater, making it practical for weekend use or frequent visits. According to township records, the parcels have established tax history and assessed values . The absence of structural improvements allows for full customization, whether that includes building, recreational enhancements, or maintaining the land in its current natural state. Any building, development, or improvements on the property would be subject to approval and permitting by the appropriate local, county, and state governmental entities, and buyers should verify requirements with the relevant authorities. Properties that combine proven hunting success, water features, and strong access are increasingly difficult to find in this region. This Tekonsha Township property offers a well-rounded opportunity for buyers seeking a recreational retreat, hunting property, or investment land with long-term potential.