Imagine a property with the potential to appeal to almost anyone! Are you a hunter, hiker, farmer, snowmobiler, photographer, skier, artist, carpenter, architect, or innkeeper? Then you will find something here to please and challenge you. Are you a nature lover who simply enjoys the sights and sounds of the great outdoors? You can experience the spectacular show of the Northern Lights, the call of the sand hill cranes as they gather at dawn, and the mating ritual of the turkeys in the spring. This property, 160 acres in all its glory, is located in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. A little river winds lazily through the western edge of the nearly equal mix of hardwoods, cedar swamps, and open fields. The environment is friendly to whitetail deer, turkeys, bears, coyotes, partridge, pheasants, and sand hill cranes. Eagles can be seen scouting for their supper from the tops of large old white pine trees, while turtles crawl out of the river to lay their eggs in the sand. The tastefully and practically updated home on this property was built in the early 1900s using quality materials. From the two feet thick stone foundation, to the beautifully refinished light maple flooring, to plaster walls, glass doorknobs, and large, old fashioned windows that bring the outside in, this comfortable home lends itself well to its country setting. Eleven rooms, of which six are bedrooms, comprise a total of 2100 feet under roof. Entering the front doorway, an attractive enclosed porch is perfect for enjoying your morning coffee. Lovely French doors lead to the living room; a large archway divides the space from the dining room; an arched doorway leads to the kitchen with a breakfast bar and luncheon nook; a room next to the kitchen includes a built in desk, and could be an office, den, or laundry room. Also on the main floor beyond arched doorways are the master bedroom, a second bedroom that could be an office, den, or library, and a comfortable bathroom. The stairway leads to four more bedrooms, each with closets, on the carpeted second floor. (One bedroom has the potential to be plumbed for a second bathroom.) Throughout the home are light colors and an inviting atmosphere. The basement includes a laundry room, utility sink, and toilet. The heating system consists of a gas-fired furnace alongside a wood-fired furnace. Three outbuildings provide storage for vehicles and equipment, including what very well could be the highlight of this entire property, a grand old dairy barn from 1916! This wonderful barn is partially prepared to be transformed into a magnificent studio, shop, or home. The stone foundation is sound and straight. Heating cables laid in the floor of the barn and silo are covered with newly poured concrete. Nearly finished is a unique, attached root/wine cellar constructed from rocks picked on the property. A great deal of locally cut lumber (12 x 12s and 8 x 8s), over-sized cabinets, and massive stained glass windows are available to purchase to pursue this incredible renovation. The property and buildings lie quietly at the end of a country lane barely of a mile from a major state highway. A 30 minute ride takes you to Lake Michigan for fishing and swimming. Within a 30-45 mile radius are three mid-sized towns where you can enjoy a great dinner, a movie, light shopping, local sights, or even a community college class. Just 90 miles away lies the home of the Green Bay Packers. In three short hours you can be in Milwaukee; four and a half hours brings you to Chicago. For the buyer with vision, this wonderful property can make your dreams come true. Features: Appliances Included, Basement, Central Heating, Office/Den.