If you’re looking for privacy or dreaming of an off grid getaway, this property delivers. Deer, bear, wild turkey, pheasant, grouse, and waterfowl are just some of the wildlife you’ll see here. The land provides excellent habitat with natural cover, food, and water sources. Wild berries, sumac, hazelnuts, oaks, maples, wetlands, and abundant pollinators all thrive across the acreage. This remarkable and diverse property spans nearly 90 acres and sits about half a mile down a quiet, dead end private easement road; part of that 1/2- mile drive is County maintained, the remainder is private easement. A fully insulated 23-by-31-foot cabin, built in 2017, offers a comfortable retreat. Finished with tongue and groove pine walls and ceiling and equipped with hardwired electrical, it’s ready for your generator so you can light up the space and enjoy evenings sharing stories with family or friends. There is no well or septic on this property. For warmth, the cabin includes a propane wall heater and a free-standing wood stove, making it a cozy place to unwind. It’s a truly special property and a rare chance to own such natural beauty less than two hours north of the metro area.