This property is a 68-acre parcel located south of M28 between Seney and McMillan. The northern portion of this real estate includes elevated land populated with maple, hemlock, and yellow birch. The southern part of the property is largely wet and contains swamp conifer such as black spruce, white cedar, and tamarack with some scattered white pine.  There is an access road at the northeastern end of the property. The State of Michigan owns a 200-foot right-of-way off of M-28.  This property is located at the end of the “Seney Stretch,” a 25-mile straight length of highway between Shingleton and Seney. The road transects acres of wetland belonging to the Seney National Wildlife Refuge.  When traveling east, the end of the “Stretch” is apparent when the road rises up the side of a remnant of the proglacial lake bed of Lake Algonquin – the precursor of several of the Great Lakes.  At the top of the climb, it is a short distance to the property located on the right side of the highway. There is a forest road between the guard rails that accesses the northeastern corner.  This is a timber-investment property. Timber-producers with Class A access would be interested in this parcel.

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