Situated along a quiet town road southwest of Neshkoro, this 40-acre property offers three wildlife ponds, mature and early successional timber, marsh, natural funnels, and a slurry of deer sign. A driveway off Dover Ave. connects to a trail system weaving through the ponds, putting you on deer dirt the moment your boots hit the ground. Electric and fiber are available at the road. A small acreage withdrawal from the MFL Closed program could offer a potential building site. Mature white oak, black oak, and maple cover a gentle ridge to the north, where previous timber management has created early successional growth. The west side transitions into marsh, with trails, rubs, and beds concentrated along the edge. The real estate market trend over the years has made properties that check this many boxes and still offer room to potentially build harder to come by in this part of Wisconsin.