Welcome to the enchanting community of Ozark Acres, surrounded by beautiful lakes, rivers and rolling hills. Ozark Acres is located in northeast Sharp County, Arkansas.

Ozark Acres is surrounded on all sides by thousands of acres of virgin timberland in which wildlife of many kinds can be observed purely for enjoyment or hunting. 

It is an unincorporated community governed under a Suburban Improvement District (SID) with benefits similar to HOA communities but without the fees! 

Learn about Ozark Acres >>

These four contiguous lots are situated on Indian Head, just a short walk from the scenic Spring Lake. A residential structure may be constructed on each lot as long as the house size is a minimum of 500 square feet and complies with the zoning set forth in the Ozark Acres “Bill of Assurance”: Highland Block Addition

This friendly rural neighborhood provides the perfect blend of rural tranquility and easy access to modern conveniences. The property has ample space to accommodate your vision. Construct a cozy cabin. Build other storage facilities. Clear trees as desired to set up a mini farm to grow crops during the seasonal March to November growing season.

Escape the hustle and bustle of urban life and immerse yourself in the serene beauty in harmony with nature. The natural beauty surrounding the property is truly captivating, featuring lush greenery, gentle rolling hills, and a diverse array of wildlife. Nature enthusiasts and outdoor lovers will relish in the abundant recreational opportunities, from hiking trails to fishing spots and nearby lakes for water sports. The community contains multiple parks, two lakes, as well as a beach with great views of the larger Lake Vagabond. And the Spring River is only a few miles away! 

The Clubhouse conducts many activities throughout the year, as well as group activities monthly. 

Ozark Acres Amenities >>

The quaint town of Hardy built on the banks of the Spring River, a popular tourist spot since the early 1900’s is only six miles from Ozark Acres. This is an ideal location for having the best of both worlds…far enough from larger towns to enjoy the quaint rural living but close enough for additional conveniences.

The Spring River is a couple of miles from Ozark Acres, situated in the lush rolling hills of north central Arkansas. The river itself is formed from the enormous Mammoth Spring, located within a stone’s throw from Hardy.

The Spring River is a great trout fishing spot, it’s a VERY popular floating and party river in the warmer swimming months. It’s stocked by a nearby hatchery, so the locals freely come and usually keep their catch. 

The river is crystal-clear, with long pools and whitewater falls. The scenery is mostly hardwood forest with some rocky bluffs. Access is from U.S. 63, which parallels much of the river. 

See the Spring River Video >>

Trout and walleye fishing are rated tops, and floating between Mammoth Spring and Hardy is excellent for beginning and intermediate canoeists. Many areas of the upper Spring River are popular with fly fishermen.

Learn More about the Spring River >>

Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or a solid investment opportunity, this property in Ozark Acres promises to fulfill your desires. Escape the hustle and bustle of urban life and immerse yourself in the serene beauty of Sharp County, Arkansas. Embrace the chance to build the haven you've always envisioned and relish the simple joys of a life well-lived in harmony with nature.

NOTE: Real estate taxes are current. The buyer will be responsible for all real estate taxes billed on March 1, 2025 that will be due October 15, 2025.

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Parcel ID: 17E19S220040 01760 0010
Legal Description: UNIT 4 OF HOMOSASSA PB 1 PG 46 LOT 4 BLK 176
Acre: 0.14
State: Citrus
County: Florida
Taxes: Under $5 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 28°48'19.2"N 82°34'03.1"W

Discover Florida's soul in Citrus County: warm gulf waters, spring-fed rivers, championship golf, unique shops, abundant history and endless aquatic adventure.

This lot is conveniently located in Homosassa Springs, about one-half mile east of US 98 (S Suncoast Blvd). It has platted legal access from S. Grandmarch Road to W Grover Cleveland Blvd.

Zoning is Medium Density Residential (MDR) with permissible structures including single family construction, modular housing or tiny homes. Utilities are not available at the lot. Recreational vehicles, tent campsites, and recreational resort cabins may not be used as permanent or long-term residences.

There are plenty of shops, restaurants and stores close by! It is just a quick five minute drive to the Homosassa River, where you can enjoy boat tours, waterfront restaurants and fishing. Spend your days lounging, swimming, or kayaking in the Florida sun. If you love nature, this is the perfect place for you!

Go hiking, swim with the manatees, birdwatch and picnic at Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park! 

Homosassa Springs State Park >>

Citrus County was recently named the best place in Florida to retire! 

The Best Place to Retire in Florida >>

A Visit to Citrus County Florida >>

Citrus County has it all! 

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Parcel ID: 010-080-02
Legal Description: NE4; 26/34N/44E
Acres: 160
State: Nevada
County: Lander
Taxes: Under $20 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 40°47'49.7"N 116°58'48.6"W

BIDDING IS PER ACRE FOR A CASH PURCHASE!

TOTAL BID PRICE = BID PER ACRE x 160 ACRES.

160 Acres of High Mountain Desert Near Battle Mountain, Nevada!

This 160-acre parcel of land is located in the beautiful and rugged terrain of Lander County, Nevada, close to Battle Mountain. The property is situated in an area of natural beauty with rolling hills, expansive views, and abundant wildlife. You get the best of both worlds, in this picturesque mountain valley, close proximity to Crescent Valley which offers diverse attractions and outdoor activities.

The area is renowned for being one of the world's largest gold-producing centers. A river runs through the valley, adding to the scenic beauty of the location.

For those seeking adventure, Lander County offers numerous options, including off-highway vehicle trails, land sailing, fishing, and hunting opportunities. Mountain biking enthusiasts can explore the Copper Basin Mountain Bike Trailhead, while stargazers can enjoy the unobstructed night skies of the high desert. Those looking for relaxation can visit the nearby Spencer Hot Springs and take in the stunning views of the surrounding mountain ranges.

What to Do and See in Lander County >>

The location is perfect for those seeking a remote and peaceful retreat while still being within easy reach of modern amenities. The town of Battle Mountain is just a short drive away, offering a range of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. This friendly community is known for its warm hospitality, stunning natural beauty, and rich cultural heritage.

Video Tour of Battle Mountain, Nevada >>

Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to do in the area, with opportunities for hunting, fishing, hiking, and off-road adventures on the nearby trails. The vast, open skies make it an ideal location for stargazing, while the tranquility of the area provides a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

This is an excellent opportunity to own a beautiful piece of land in one of the most stunning areas of Nevada!

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Parcel ID: 1018032274525212180
Legal Description: Subd: RIO DEL ORO Lot: 18 Block: 40 Unit: 1
Acre: 0.25
State: New Mexico
County: Valencia
Taxes: Under $5 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 34°43'26.4"N 106°34'50.5"W

July 2024 Update: Approval was recently granted to rezone 268 acres of vacant land, primarily located between NM47 and 304, for manufacturing operations. This bodes well for the continued growth of Valencia County. Development usually breeds development, development brings jobs, and jobs bring people, usually families, who need housing!

Valencia County Welcomes You! >>

Drive the Rio Del Oro Loop! >>

In addition to being rich in culture and a great place to raise a family, Valencia County is experiencing a great deal of economic prosperity. There are so many new and exciting things happening to this already charming location, you cannot miss the chance to buy your land in Valencia County today! 

Tens of thousands of new jobs are coming to Los Lunas. Facebook (Meta's) new facility opened in 2019 and continues to grow and generate additional economic benefits to the surrounding areas. The White House recently provided a grant to develop infrastructure for a huge new manufacturing facility. A new rail park is also under development.

Of course, more jobs in this sizzling investment area means greater demand for land.

Facebook (Meta) announces $800M expansion plan for Los Lunas Data Center >>

Once the expansion is completed, the Facebook (Meta) Data Center will employ 400 employees and provide significant economic benefits to the local community.

Facebook (Meta) Los Lunas Data Center and Facebook (Meta) Los Lunas Data Center Drone Video >>

New Facebook (Meta) Data Center + Booming Business in Los Lunas >>

In addition, the Cibola National Forest is just to the east and covers more than 1.6 million acres in New Mexico, with elevations ranging from 2,700 feet to over 11,300 feet. If you and your family enjoy picnicking, backpacking, camping, skiing, hiking, wildlife-viewing, star-gazing, horseback-riding, hunting, or mountain biking, Cibola National Forest has plenty to offer you. 

See the beautiful mountains of Valencia County >>

Come experience the vibrance of New Mexico!

NOTE: Approximately $225 in back taxes will be the responsibility of the buyer.

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Parcel ID: 060-080-000-194-00
Legal Description: 20 1W FAIRFIELD REALM SUB LOT 194
Acre: 0.5
State: Michigan
County: Gladwin
Taxes: Under $20 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 44°07'02.6"N 84°25'15.9"W

Gladwin County is located in the northeast central section of Michigan’s lower peninsula, approximately 2.5 hours from Detroit and a little over 2 hours from Grand Rapids. It is renowned for its warm and welcoming community. You'll find friendly neighbors, local festivals, farmers' markets, and a strong sense of belonging, making it a wonderful place to raise a family or retire.

This prime, buildable, corner lot is located in the desirable Sugar Springs community in Gladwin, offering paved road frontage along with sewer, phone, and electric services right at the road. Enjoy being just a two-minute drive from convenient Lake Lancer boat access!

Welcome to Sugar Springs >>

This property is surrounded by the pristine beauty of Butman Township, in Gladwin County, known for its picturesque landscapes, lush forests, and numerous lakes. Living here means waking up to stunning natural views, and with the abundance of year-round recreational outdoor activities, you'll have endless opportunities for adventure and exploration. Whether you're into fishing, hiking, hunting, golfing, or snowmobiling, you are sure to find something you will enjoy.

Welcome to Butman Township >>

Things to Do in Gladwin >>

The nearby lakes, including Lake Lancelot and Lake Lancer, offer a water lover's paradise. These lakes are a great place to enjoy boating, fishing, swimming, and paddle boarding. Fishermen can expect Bluegill, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, and Rock Bass among the most popular catches. Whether you want to spend the day going for an exciting jet ski ride or going for a sunset cruise, this is a great place to do so.

If you’re looking to get further off the lake, the Fruitful Orchid and Cider Mill offers many different events like a fall festival, perfect for the whole family, and the Merry-Hearted Cidery, a sister company, specializes in hard ciders.

Gladwin also offers a variety of fun activities ranging from gorgeous gardens to incredible golf courses. The downtown area features quaint shops, cozy cafes and lovely parks perfect for picnics or leisurely strolls. Sugar Springs Resort has a clubhouse, lounge restaurant, campground, pool, and two golf courses, among other activities.

This prime lot is your gateway to a life filled with natural wonder, outdoor adventures, and endless recreational opportunities, making it an ideal place to call home!

NOTE: The Sugar Springs Property Owners Association (POA) manages this community. The 2024 general assessment fee for this lot is $475, and the lake assessment fee is $60. The buyer will be responsible for all dues beginning on January 1, 2025, as well as a one-time $15 transfer fee upon purchase of the property.

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Nook/Page: Book2300/Page221
Legal Description: A certain lot or parcel of land situated on the westerly side of the East Jemtland Road, also known as the Stockholm Road, and being all of Lot 8 (49.9 acres) according to a plan of survey entitled, “River Woods Estates” Connor Plantation, “K” Township, Range 2, Aroostook County, Maine, East Jemtland Road (a.k.a. Stockholm Road) Divided for Susan K. Dernlan, as prepared by Blackstone Land Surveying, P.A., 7 Hatch Drive, Suite 260, Caribou, Maine 04736 and recorded in the Northern District of the Aroostook County Registry of Deeds in Plan File 403.
Acres: 49.9
State: Maine
County: Aroostook
Taxes: Under $20 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 46°59'52.9"N 68°03'13.7"W

Aroostook County is in the northernmost region and the largest county in wild, rugged, and deeply beautiful Maine. The state is 90 percent forest, with a coastline that, if stretched out, would reach to California. Bordering the provinces of Quebec and New Brunswick, Canada, the county is larger than the states of Rhode Island and Connecticut combined. Known simply as "The County" or "Crown", life in this northernmost region is a grandiose fusion of old-world charm blended to perfection with contemporary appeal. Enjoy amenities that are every bit present-day, while exploring quaint villages and years-old cultures that make it seem as if you have stepped back in time.

Welcome to Aroostook County >>

This expansive 49.9-acre parcel resides within Connor, a town-approved subdivision. Positioned along Jemtland Road, this lot contains prime accessibility.

From friendly local folks, rich history, storybook towns, sumptuous restaurants, shopping destinations and breathtaking outdoor amenities, Aroostook County is a peaceful borderland where time passes slower, refreshing evening breezes linger longer and sunsets sizzle for endless stretches. Step back into the way Maine used to be and take a deep breath of fresh pine and balsam-heavy air. It's a place for rejuvenating and reconnecting with life's simple pleasures.

Things to Do, Places to Go in Aroostook >>

The region is a water utopia, home to more than 7,000 miles of flowing rivers, including the 92-mile Allagash Wilderness Waterway, and more than 2,000 lakes, streams, and ponds.

If water is not on your to-do list, hiking, camping, bird and wildlife watching, and other recreational and sports opportunities abound as you descend upon smaller mountains, endless four-season camping areas and more.

Don't miss out on Aroostook County's 2,300 miles of groomed snowmobile trails and family skiing and snow tubing facilities. In an average season, experience over 10 feet of snow!

Snowmobiling in Aroostook >>

Bid now so you don't lose this terrific property!

NOTE: Land of Land is in discussion to perform a timber harvest on the property. If you would like the net proceeds which is expected in the next 12 months, please add $7,500 to your total invoice. Otherwise, the net proceeds from the timber harvest will be retained by Land of Land, Inc.

This package of 20 lots is available in Sharp County, Arkansas, a beautiful four-seasons serene location in the Arkansas Ozarks! The lots are scattered throughout the Cherokee Village and are not contiguous.

Discover Cherokee Village >>

The Hidden Gem! >>

Experience Cherokee Village >>

Cherokee Village Events >>

Cherokee Village Information >>

As the owner of these lots, the possibilities are endless. Hold them as-is as long-term investments. Build to rent or to resell, and so on! This is a great community for a part-time retreat or a full-time residence, for those considering retirement, a new start for their family, or just ready for a change! Cherokee Village offers small town charm, first-class outdoor recreation amenities, and affordability. Take advantage of the low taxes, low cost of living and low housing costs. Your housing dollars stretch further here.

A home may be constructed on these lots as long as the house size is a minimum of 800 square feet and complies with the zoning set forth in Cherokee Village Zoning "Bill of Assurances".

CHOCTAW FIRST ADDITION >>

CHOCTAW SECOND ADDITION >>

CHOCTAW THIRD ADDITION >>

CHOCTAW FOURTH ADDITION >>

Cherokee Village is the perfect backdrop for your next adventure. Come enjoy the lakes, river, golf courses, parks, trails, RV and campground. With more than 13,000 acres set among the rolling hills and pristine natural beauty of the Arkansas Ozarks, Cherokee Village has something to offer all ages.

Cherokee Village, Arkansas - Retreat, Rest and Renew >>

Soak up the sun on the private beach, hit the links on two private 18-hole golf courses, jump right into any of the six swimming pools, go RVing and camping, take a swing at pickleball and tennis, spend the day fishing, walk any of the nature trails, workout at the fitness center, meet some new friends at the senior center, cycle, hike, or just relax in a hammock!

Boat, fish and play on any of the seven lakes. Enjoy the year-round spring-fed South Fork River that flows into neighboring Spring River. Both rivers rank among the Ozark region’s most popular destinations for floating and trout and walleye fishing.

Take advantage of this great investment opportunity today!

NOTE: Real estate taxes are current. The buyer will be responsible for all real estate taxes billed on March 1, 2025 that will be due October 15, 2025.

BIDDING IS PER LOT FOR A CASH PURCHASE!

TOTAL BID PRICE = BID PER LOT x 20 LOTS.

Legal Description: See Photo for Legal Descriptions

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Parcel ID: 252602000000012110
Legal Description: N 165 FT OF S 3525 FT OF W 330 FT OF E 990 FT OF SEC BEING LOT B-183 OF UNRE SUNRISE ACRES
Acre: 1.25
State: Florida
County: Polk
Taxes: Under $2 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 28°15'13.9"N 81°46'32.6"W

This 1.25 acre plat is located in a peaceful, wooded area in northwestern Polk County.

This lot is located about eight miles from Polk City. In about 30 minutes, you will find Davenport City, offering several golf courses and country clubs, shopping malls, grocery stores, restaurants, parks, and more!

This parcel does not have frontage on a county maintained road. For this reason, the starting bid is deeply discounted, enhancing the attractiveness of this parcel as a long term investment.

Why Invest in Vacant Land >>

With over 2,000 square miles of land and water, Polk County is Florida's fourth largest county. Polk County is located in the geographic center of Florida and along Central Florida's I-4 corridor. It's less than an hour from Tampa and about 45 minutes from Orlando!!

Experience Polk County >>

Florida has surpassed New York as the third-largest state in terms of population, going from 18,801,310 residents in 2010 to 22,359,251 (and counting) in 2023. This growth pushes up demand for land needed for additional housing, facilities to serve the growing population, and so on!

See why Polk County is One of the Fastest Growing Counties >>

With millions of visitors each year to its beaches, major amusement parks centered around Orlando and cruise ships departing from ports on both coasts, tourism is a major contributor to Florida's robust economy.

Purchasing this piece of Florida will diversify your investment portfolio. Don't miss this opportunity!

NOTE: County does not permit living in RVs at any time unless a house has been constructed on the lot.

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Parcel ID: 80-06-420-919-00
Legal Description: 809-A19 15-1-15 792-736 1171-394 1720-723 *** LOTS 19 & 20. BLOCK 9 SADDLE LAKE SUB.
Acre: 0.14
State: Michigan
County: Van Buren
Taxes: Under $6 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 42°23'07.2"N 86°02'18.8"W

This parcel of land is situated in scenic Van Buren County, conveniently close to Grand Junction and just a minute's drive from the beautiful Saddle Lake. Nestled in the southwest region of Michigan, Van Buren County shares its borders with Lake Michigan, lying between Allegan County to the north and Berrien County to the south.

Established in 1829 and formally organized in 1837, Van Buren County was named in honor of President Martin Van Buren.

Saddle Lake, a mere half-mile away, beckons as a sought-after vacation spot, spanning 298 acres. Anglers will delight in the diverse array of fish species inhabiting its waters, including pumpkinseed sunfish, warmouth, largemouth bass, northern pike, rock bass, bullhead, sucker, pickerel, perch, and bream/bluegill. Whether you're into bait casting or fly fishing, your chances of a successful catch are high.

Van Buren County boasts an abundance of natural trails, picturesque golf courses, and captivating inland lakes, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Just a brief drive away lies the beloved beachfront and harbor town of South Haven, famous for its iconic lighthouse, Michigan Maritime Museum, and charming downtown area.

Grand Junction, located a stone's throw from Lake Michigan's shores, proudly holds the title of the "Blueberry Capital of the World."

Plenty to do in Van Buren County >>

In close proximity, the delightful village of Paw Paw, serving as the county seat, captivates with its charming lakes and its status as the gateway to the finest wineries in Michigan.

Here, you'll revel in the natural beauty of Saddle Lake, explore lush nature trails, and savor the enchantment of southwestern Michigan.

Don't let this exceptional opportunity slip through your fingers - own this prime piece of Van Buren County land!

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Parcel ID: 064-L20-000-012-02
Legal Description: LAKEWOOD SHORES GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB LOT 13
Acre: 0.34
State: Michigan
County: Iosco
Taxes: Under $3 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 44°30'33.71"N, 83°20'58.72"W

Welcome to Lakewood Shores, an active community in Iosco County, Michigan, located in the northeast quarter of Michigan’s lower peninsula! Set peacefully along the shores of beautiful Lake Huron and the mighty Au Sable River, large portions of the county are forested and/or held in public ownership as national or state forest lands. 

This homesite is wooded with beautiful white birches, pines and hardwoods. Looking for a new primary home or a place to get away seasonally throughout the year? Do you enjoy year-round recreational activities such as water sports, camping, fishing, hunting, cross country skiing, snowmobiling and more? Look no further!

This community is 5.5 miles north of Oscoda Township, Michigan’s fastest growing community, with shopping malls, churches, medical services, education and recreation, just minutes away! Lovers of history and the outdoors alike know Oscoda as the home of the famous Lumberman's Monument located in the Lake Huron National Forest.

Lakewood Shores is bordered on the east by Lake Huron and on the west by the Alpena State Forest. In the center, you can find Cedar Lake creating a water enthusiast's paradise! From canoeing to sunbathing, the community provides activities for water enthusiasts of all varieties.

The fun doesn’t stop there! Lakewood Shores has so much more to offer, including a beach club, a clubhouse, white sandy beaches of cedar lake, marina causeway, docks, racquet club, tennis courts, locker rooms, snack bar, shuffle boards, 9 total beaches, 12 picnic areas, BBQ pits, fishing ponds, ball parks, basketball courts, badminton courts, and a playground. 

Lakewood Shores Amenities >> 

Community Informational Brochure >>

Members may also take advantage of the Lakewood Shores Golf Resort Courses: the Serradella, Blackshire and The Gailes. These courses are among the finest in Northeast Michigan!

If golf is your sport, you do not want to let this opportunity pass you by!

NOTE: The Lakewood Shores Property Owner's Association (POA) manages this community. The buyer, upon purchase, is responsible for directly paying outstanding fees to the POA. The annual fee for 2024 is $270, with the buyer being responsible for the prorated share of the 2024 fee.

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Parcel ID: 3307004026 
Legal Description: TRACT NO 1181 LOT 1 BLK 10
Acre: 0.19
State: California
County: Los Angeles
Taxes: Under $9 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 34°45'40.6"N 117°58'03.0"W

Discover the unparalleled diversity and natural beauty of Los Angeles County, where vibrant city life converges with breathtaking mountain landscapes and abundant wildlife sanctuaries, offering endless opportunities for exploration and adventure!

This lot is a corner lot with dirt road access and platted access. It is near 90th St E and East Ave E.

Los Angeles County is the most populous county in the United States, home to nearly 10 million people and spanning 4,083 square miles. Its population exceeds that of 40 individual U.S. states, making it one of the most ethnically diverse counties in the nation.

Geographically, the county is bisected from west to east by the San Gabriel Mountains, which contain many of its tallest peaks. Other mountain ranges, such as the San Emigdio Mountains, the southern tip of the Tehachapi Mountains, and the Sierra Pelona Mountains, are found in the northern, western, and southwestern regions of the county.

Visit Los Angeles County >>

What to do in Los Angeles >>

The majority of Los Angeles County's population is concentrated in the southern and southwestern regions, with major hubs in the Los Angeles Basin, San Fernando Valley, and San Gabriel Valley.

Lancaster, the nearest city, offers a variety of attractions, including the Museum of Art and History, the Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve, and Elizabeth Lake. The area is also rich in wildlife sanctuaries, such as the Phacelia, Alpine Butte, and Carl O. Gerhardy Wildlife Sanctuaries, among others. Additionally, Los Angeles County is home to numerous parks, including Branch Memorial Park, Saddleback Butte State Park, and Stephen Sorensen Park.

Don't miss your chance to become a landowner in Los Angeles County! 

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Parcel ID: 246-00340-000
Legal Description: Subdivision: CREE FIRST Lot: 27 Block: 6
Acre: 0.32
State: Arkansas
County: Sharp
Taxes: Under $12 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 36°17'43.5"N 91°33'17.6"W

Discover Cherokee Village, Arkansas!

Whether you're planning for retirement, seeking a fresh start for your family, craving a change, or looking for a part-time getaway, Cherokee Village has it all. Enjoy the charm of a small town combined with top-notch outdoor recreation and unbeatable affordability. With low taxes, a low cost of living, and affordable housing, your budget goes further here.

Discover Cherokee Village! >>  

Experience Cherokee Village >>

This lot sits on Caddo Drive near Lake Thunderbird and Iomonta Park. 

A home may be constructed on this lot so long as the house size complies with the zoning set forth in Cherokee Village Zoning "Bill of Assurance" and meets the minimum size requirements: Cree First Addition.

Cherokee Village is the perfect backdrop for your next adventure. Come enjoy the lakes, river, golf courses, parks, trails, RV and campground. With more than 13,000 acres set among the rolling hills and pristine natural beauty of the Arkansas Ozarks, Cherokee Village has something to offer all ages.

The Hidden Gem: Cherokee Village >>

Soak up the sun on the private beach, hit the links on two private 18-hole golf courses, jump right into any of the six swimming pools, go RVing and camping, take a swing at pickleball and tennis, spend the day fishing, walk any of the nature trails, workout at the fitness center, meet some new friends at the senior center, cycle, hike, or just relax in a hammock!

Boat, fish and play on any of the seven lakes. Enjoy the year-round spring-fed South Fork River that flows into neighboring Spring River. Both rivers rank among the Ozark region’s most popular destinations for floating and trout and walleye fishing.

Cherokee Village >>

Imagine living in this beautiful four seasons serene location in the Arkansas Ozarks! Bid now!

NOTE: Real estate taxes are current. The buyer will be responsible for all real estate taxes billed on March 1, 2025 that will be due October 15, 2025. 

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Parcel ID: 782501900100
Legal Description: Lot 1, Block 19, Townsite of Moclips, as per plat recorded in Volume 3 of Plats, page 38, Grays Harbor County
Acre: 0.075
State: Washington
County: Grays Harbor
Taxes: Under $5 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 47°14'41.9"N 124°13'06.8"W

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Parcel ID: 17E18S220030 00350 0040
Legal Description: REPLAT OF CHARPIAS ADD TO CRYSTAL RIVER PB 1 PG 30UNREC SUB LOT 4 OF LOT 35
Acre: 0.19
State: Florida
County: Citrus
Taxes: Under $5 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 28°53'34.0"N 82°34'15.6"W

Explore the beauty of Crystal River, where pristine waters, abundant wildlife, and endless outdoor activities await. Whether you're looking to kayak, fish, swim with manatees, or simply relax in nature, this property offers the perfect starting point for your next adventure!

A Visit to Citrus County Florida >>

This lot is located in the City of Crystal River. Crystal River is a charming coastal city located in Citrus County, Florida. Known as the "Home of the Manatee," it is famous for its crystal-clear springs and abundant wildlife. The city sits on the shores of the Crystal River, a seven-mile-long waterway that flows into the Gulf of Mexico.

The lot has platted but uncleared legal access from the northern border of the property. Sewer, water and electricity are nearby. It appears that a home may be constructed on the lot when the platted road is cleared or paved, but buyers who desire to build must verify applicable restrictions and requirements with the city’s Planning and Zoning Department.

Discover Crystal River! >>

The city has a small-town charm with a population of around 3,000 residents. Despite its size, Crystal River has a vibrant community with local festivals, art galleries, and restaurants that often feature fresh seafood. The "Manatee Festival" is a notable event held every January, celebrating the city's connection to these beloved marine mammals.

Crystal River is one of the few places in the world where you can legally swim with manatees in their natural habitat. Guided tours are available that allow visitors to snorkel and observe these gentle giants up close. The manatee season typically runs from November through March. Crystal River’s Manatee Tour is only about a mile away from this property!

Swim with the Manatees! >>

In addition to the Crystal River Manatee Tours, other nearby attractions include: Kings Bay Park and Spring, Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge, Crystal River Archaeological State Park, Hunter Springs Park, Fishing Tours, and Three Sisters Springs, which is one of the most popular attractions in Crystal River. It's a stunning natural spring with bright blue water surrounded by lush vegetation. There’s so much to see and experience in Crystal River!

Overall, Crystal River offers a unique blend of natural beauty, outdoor adventure, and cultural heritage, making it a must-visit destination in Florida!

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Parcel ID: 3035152282323
Legal Description: SUNSHINE VALLEY RANCHETTES UNIT 6 BLOCK 2 TRACT 21
Acre: 0.50 
State: New Mexico
County: Luna
Taxes: Under $3 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 32°03'34.0"N 107°28'38.9"W

Embrace the vastness of the desert panorama as you set your eyes on this vacant property. With unobstructed views stretching as far as the eye can see, this is an ideal location for those seeking tranquility and a connection with nature.

Luna County Attractions >>

Immerse yourself in the peace and privacy that comes with owning your own slice of Luna County. Away from the city's hustle and bustle, this vacant property offers an escape to a slower pace of life, where the sounds of nature and the brilliance of the night sky create a symphony for the senses.

Demmings, New Mexico >>

While providing a sense of seclusion, this property is conveniently located within reasonable proximity to essential amenities in nearby communities. Access to utilities is within reach, making the realization of your vision that much more attainable.

As an investment, this vacant property in Luna County holds promise, given the region's historical significance, natural beauty, and growing appeal. Seize the opportunity to own a piece of untouched desert beauty and make your mark on the landscape.

NOTE: Back taxes up to $475.00 will be the responsibility of the buyer.

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Parcel ID: 19.440.0080
Legal Description: PT OF LOT 7 BLK 1; COM AT NE COR OF LT 7 TH IN WTLY DIR 80' ALG NTLY LI OF LT 7; TH STLY 80' TH ETLY 80' TO E LI OF LT 7 TH NTLY ALG E LI OF LT 7 TO PT OF BG; EXC A PERPETUAL EASE OVER & ACROSS TH ETLY 20' OF SD TR FOR ACCESS TO SEWER & WATER
Acre: 0.15
State: Minnesota
County: Wadena
Taxes: Under $10 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 46°37'47.0"N 95°05'53.0"W

Live in a beautiful community in Menahga, Minnesota! Rejoice in the friendly atmosphere of residents who treat others as friends, and who believe that a community worth living in is a community worth improving.

Nestled adjacent to the Redeye River, this plot of land sits conveniently off W Minnesota Street.

Wadena County has an abundance of parks with varied recreation experiences that inspire people to pass along the love for the outdoors to the next generation. Wadena is known as the City of Parks, and maintains many acres of beautiful parks and picnic areas.

A hidden treasure on the edge of Wadena MN, Green Island Preserve and Retreat, is a natural destination for contemplation, meditation, and relaxation. A family farm was repurposed into a system of story-trails adorned with art weaving through nature that hold wonders like experimental orchards, wildflowers on exhibit, and a Kuti, a special hut dedicated to meditation. A cultural landmark of natural beauty adored by the community!

Annual events include Wadena’s signature summer celebration June Jubilee, the unique Halloween-season Wadena Zombie Run, and the long-running annual holiday showcase, the Christmas Festival!

The City of Menahga Public Works Department maintains publicly-owned places and facilities that offer many ways to enjoy an active life in Wadena. This includes over a dozen parks and open spaces, pedestrian and bicycle paths and paved trails.

Check out Wadena, MN! >>

With over 100 hand-painted murals decorating downtown buildings, Wadena depicts 1,000 years of Minnesota history known as the "Largest Puzzle in the World".

NOTE: Up to $100.00 in back taxes are due for this property and will be the responsibility of the buyer. 

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Parcel ID: 060-180-000-020-00
Legal Description: 20 1W SIR RICHARDS REALM SUB LOT 20
Acre: 0.44
State: Michigan
County: Gladwin
Taxes: Under $10 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 44°07'46.2"N 84°27'20.4"W

NOTE: The Sugar Springs Property Owners Association (POA) manages this community. The 2024 general assessment fee for this lot is $475, and the lake assessment fee is $60. The buyer will be responsible for all dues beginning on January 1, 2025, as well as a one-time $15 transfer fee upon purchase of the property. 

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Parcel ID: 105-45-024
Legal Description: Vein Of Gold #Xi Lot 24
Acre: 0.12
State: Arizona
County: Navajo
Taxes: Under $10 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 34°59'30.3"N 110°00'30.0"W

Own a piece of land near I-40 and Route 66, once part of the historic Navajo Nation, where one of the greatest Native American tribes thrived. Embrace the rich and diverse culture that makes this area truly unique.

This state is home to some of the most stunning scenery in the U.S., attracting visitors from across the nation to witness iconic landmarks like Monument Valley and the vibrant blue waters of Lake Powell.

This lot is about 20 minutes from Holbrook. It’s hard to say what takes center stage in Holbrook. It’s a canvas painted with mid-century Route 66 kitsch, Wild West characters, and unforgettable landscapes.  Cherished for its roadside Americana charm, Holbrook sits within the Painted Desert, a remarkable area of rocky badlands that stretches from the Grand Canyon to the Navajo Nation. It’s one of Arizona’s most dazzling and lonesome landscapes, with layered bands that change color seemingly every hour.

Visit Holbrook, Arizona! >>

Holbrook, Arizona Video >>

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Parcel ID: 005-141-003-00
Legal Description: LOT 5 BLOCK B SECOND ADD TO CHIPPEWA BEACH SEC 35 T28N-R6W
Acre: 0.37
State: Michigan
County: Kalkaska
Taxes: Under $14 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 44°46'32.0"N 85°00'22.7"W

Kalkaska County is a scenic and rural area located in the northern part of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula. Known for its outdoor recreational opportunities, natural beauty, and rich local culture, the county offers a peaceful escape for residents and visitors alike.

The county is characterized by dense forests, rolling hills, and numerous lakes and rivers. It’s part of the northern Michigan landscape, renowned for its pristine natural environments.

One of the county's major natural features, the Manistee River, is a popular destination. The river is known for its clean, clear water and is especially famous for trout fishing.

The county is also home to over 80 inland lakes, including Torch Lake, Starvation Lake, and Bear Lake. These lakes provide ample opportunities for boating, fishing, swimming, and other water-related activities. Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore is about an hour away. 

Kalkaska County has miles of trails that are perfect for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding. Many of these trails wind through state forests, offering scenic views and wildlife sightings.

During the winter months, Kalkaska County becomes a haven for snowmobiling enthusiasts. The county has more than 80 miles of groomed snowmobile trails. Cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and ice fishing are also popular winter activities.

One of the county’s most popular events is the National Trout Festival, which has been held for over 85 years. The festival celebrates the area's fishing heritage, especially its reputation for trout fishing, and includes parades, fishing contests, live entertainment, and a carnival.

Kalkaska County is only about a 25-minute drive from Traverse City, one of Michigan’s top tourist destinations. Traverse City offers shopping, dining, and entertainment, along with its well-known wineries and proximity to Lake Michigan.

Learn More About the County! >>

Overall Kalkaska County, Michigan, is a hidden gem in northern Michigan, offering natural beauty, a welcoming small-town atmosphere, and a wide variety of outdoor activities. With its forests, lakes, and rivers, the county is perfect for those who love fishing, hiking, snowmobiling, and simply enjoying nature. The affordable cost of living, rich history, and close proximity to Traverse City and other northern Michigan destinations make it an attractive place to live, visit, or invest in property. Whether you’re seeking adventure in the great outdoors or looking for a peaceful rural lifestyle, Kalkaska County offers something for everyone.

NOTE: Your bid applies to Lot 5.

Nestled in the northeastern corner of California, Modoc County is a tranquil and picturesque haven filled with untouched natural beauty and a laid-back, small-town charm. 

What to Do and See in Modoc County >>

These three contiguous lots are 2.79 acres in total. They are located in Lake Unit 1-A of the Lake District of California Pines.  

These properties are located only a couple minute drive from the lake and lodge, and is a perfect place for families or individuals who want to live in a rural community with a strong sense of community. The Units in the Lake District have access to school bus transportation to the schools in nearby Alturus. With the exception of the paved main road, California Pines Blvd #71, that runs through the Lake and Hill Districts, and the paved roads in Unit 1-B where the lodge is located, all other roads are rocked and graded. 

The Lake Units are located at an elevation of 4,300 feet in mostly meadow pasture land type of property, with scattered juniper trees and sagebrush. The California Pines Lake is 256 acres and next to it sits the California Pines Lodge, a 4,400 feet airstrip, and campground. The 8,000 square foot lodge features guest rooms, a restaurant, lounge, banquet room and activity room. The grounds of the lodge also include a swimming pool.

See the California Pines Lodge >>

The California Pines Lodge >>

The California Pines POA >>

RVs and camping are permissible for up to 30 days of a calendar year. If you are considering constructing a home, please note that the living space must be no less than 1,000 square feet, you must drill a well and install a septic system, and you can extend electric lines or install solar power. Please review the following links for detailed information.

Lake Unit 1A CC&R >>

Things to do before building in California Pines! >>

The warm, dry summers encourage camping, hiking, fishing, and water sports against the backdrop of the uniquely beautiful Warner Mountains, with their clear alpine streams and a high desert dotted with serene lakes. 

See Warner Mountains Video >> 

See the Warner Mountains >>

An ideal habitat for diverse wildlife, Modoc County and the National Wildlife Refuge are home to bald eagles, peregrine falcons, goshawks, golden eagles, Rocky Mountain mule deer and elk, wild horses, burros and pronghorn antelope.

National Wildlife Refuge >>

Alturas, the commercial center for northeastern California, is less than 15 minutes away.  It lies in the broad valley of the Pit River offering lodging at the historic Niles Hotel, modern and historic shops, and restaurants. Modoc County provides a variety of bed & breakfast inns featuring amenities such as hot springs, ranch living, fishing, or wilderness access.

Modoc County's unspoiled beauty invites you to explore and discover hidden gems. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by!!

NOTE: The California Pines Property Owners Association maintains common areas for the benefit of the property owners, residents and the general public. The 2024 annual POA fee is $105 per lot and will become the responsibility of the buyer.

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Parcel ID: 002-481-012-00
Legal Description: LOT 12 BLK 1. FIRST ADD TO EAST BREITUNG.
Acre: 0.29
State: Michigan
County: Dickinson
Taxes: Under $8 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 45°47'22.4"N 88°03'26.7"W

If you are looking for an adventure, you can certainly find it in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula!  Besides thrilling wilderness adventures, you can also enjoy natural serenity, historical attractions, and four-season beauty. 

Michigan's Upper Peninsula! >> 

This prime wooded lot is conveniently located in Kingsford within Dickinson County, in Michigan’s western Upper Peninsula bordering the Menominee River that serves as the state line between Michigan and Wisconsin.

Shoot down the region’s most intense rapids or see some of the country’s best athletes prepare for the Olympics! 

Explore the UP Shore - Dickinson County >>

This lot is within a 15-minute drive of Fumee Lake, Pine Mountain Ski & Golf Resort, and the Golf Digest top-rated golfing destination, Timberstone, where golf and nature come together! 

Enjoy horseback riding, cross country skiing, biking, hiking, bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, whitewater rafting, rock climbing, golf, fishing, snowmobiles, fascinating history attractions, craft beers and more! 

Lots to Do in Dickinson County >> 

Visit Dickinson County >>

Thrill seekers can shoot down the region’s most intense whitewater rafting through Piers Gorge on the Menominee River, the only Class IV rapids in the Midwest. 

Whitewater Rafting in the Menominee River >>

Experience Whitewater Rafting >>

For a more relaxing time, canoe, kayak or fish on rivers or inland lakes across the county. 

Take a historic journey and go back in time to visit the WWII Glider & Military Museum and learn the Ford plant in Kingsford being converted to make wooden gliders to fly reconnaissance missions over the English Channel. 

In winter, visit the giant Pine Mountain Ski Jump in nearby Iron Mountain, the largest ski jumping facility in North America. You can ski the Pine Mountain ski area or its lit cross-country trails. For motorized fun, snowmobile on 120 miles of trails. 

See Pine Mountain >>

Dickinson County offers non-stop activities to please everyone! Bid today!

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Parcel ID: 007-13G-001
Legal Description: SE4NE4; TOWNSHIP 38 NORTH, RANGE 58 EAST, MDB&M SECTION 25
Acres: 40
State: Nevada
County: Elko
Taxes: Under $5 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 41°09'13.0"N 115°22'20.0"W

Elko County, in northeast Nevada, brings the drama of the high desert into vivid reality with its unspoiled nature, breathtaking vistas of the ruggedly beautiful Ruby Mountains, and its rich western history.

There are no shortages of activities to enjoy here: trips up Lamoille Canyon, boating or bird-watching at the Ruby Lake National Wildlife Refuge, down-and-dirty ATVing, out-of-this-world heli-skiing, rock climbing, mountain biking, hunting, fishing, backpacking, or hiking the rocky trails.

The city of Elko, the county seat, is known as "Nevada with Altitude". It is bordered by the towering, snow-capped Ruby Mountains, often called the Alps of Nevada, and the lush, glacier-carved Lamoille Canyon. The Ruby Mountains are flush with wildlife, mountain scenery, lakes, streams, and valleys.

Elko is where Nevada's real cowboys work and play, and the Wild West spirit is contagious. Elko is ranked as one of the Top True Western Towns, but the events in Elko go beyond its western roots. Every July is the annual National Basque Festival, a nod to the rich Basque history and culture that brought sheepherding to the area.

Today, visitors to Elko can explore Nevada's roots in mining, ranching, and native culture with a stop at the Northeastern Nevada Museum, Western Folklife Center, or the Sherman Station Visitor's Center. Don't forget to take a tour to see firsthand one of the area's many gold rush ghost towns.

View this Elko County Video >>

Learn about the history of Elko County >>

This is an excellent opportunity to own a beautiful piece of land in one of the most stunning areas of Nevada.

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Parcel ID: 313132000000013150
Legal Description: W1/2 OF NW1/4 OF SE1/4 OF NW1/4 OF NE1/4 LESS 1/2 INT IN OIL GAS AND MINERAL RIGHTS
Acres: 1.27
State: Florida
County: Polk
Taxes: Under $3 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 27°44'41.2"N 81°14'27.8"W

This 1.27 acre lot is located in a peaceful, wooded area in southeastern Polk County, south of State Road 60, surrounded by Lakes Kissimmee, Weohyakapka, and Arbuckle, among others. There is no shortage of water sport potential!

Experience Polk County >>

This lot has been heavily discounted because it does not have frontage on a county maintained road, is currently not buildable and should be looked at as a long term investment. 

Why Invest in Vacant Land? >> 

Beyond the many options for camping, fishing, and hunting, Polk County is home to a public university, a state college, and four private universities.

It is also driving distance to Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, SeaWorld, Busch Gardens, Gulf and Atlantic Beaches and Kennedy Space Center! 

With over 2,000 square miles of land and water, Polk County is Florida’s fourth largest county. Polk County is located in the geographic center of Florida and along Central Florida’s I-4 corridor.

Florida has surpassed New York as the third-largest state in terms of population, going from 18,801,310 residents in 2010 to 22,359,251 (and counting) in 2023. This growth pushes up demand for land needed for additional housing, facilities to serve the growing population, and so on!

See why Polk County is one of the fastest growing counties! >>

With millions of visitors each year to its beaches, major amusement parks centered around Orlando and cruise ships departing from ports on both coasts, tourism is a major contributor to Florida's robust economy.

Purchasing this piece of Florida will diversify your investment portfolio. Don’t miss this opportunity!

NOTE: County does not permit living in RVs at any time unless a house has been constructed on the lot.

NOTE: This property is located in the vicinity of the Avon Park Air Force Range Military Training Facility and may be subject to potential day and night low level aircraft overflight and military training noise during training exercises. 

Imagine living in this beautiful four-seasons serene location in the Arkansas Ozarks!

These two contiguous lots are available in Cherokee Village, Sharp County, Arkansas.

Experience Cherokee Village >>

A home may be constructed on these lots so long as the house size is a minimum of 800 square feet and complies with the zoning set forth in Cherokee Village Zoning "Bill of Assurance": Seminole Fourth Addition.pdf

Considering retirement, a new start for your family, just ready for a change, or looking for a part-time retreat? Cherokee Village offers small town charm, first-class outdoor recreation amenities and affordability. Take advantage of the low taxes, low cost of living and low housing costs. Your housing dollars stretch further here.

Cherokee Village Information >>

These lots sit on Okemah Circle, just a five minute drive to Navajo Park.

Cherokee Village is the perfect backdrop for your next adventure. Come enjoy the lakes, river, golf courses, parks, trails, RV and campground. With more than 13,000 acres set among the rolling hills and pristine natural beauty of the Arkansas Ozarks, Cherokee Village has something to offer all ages.

Cherokee Village, Arkansas - Retreat, Rest and Renewal >>

Soak up the sun on our seven lakes, hit the links on our two private 18-hole golf courses, jump right into any of our six swimming pools, go RVing and camping, take a swing at pickleball and tennis, spend the day fishing, walk any of our nature trails, workout at our fitness center, meet some new friends at our senior center, cycling and hiking or just relax in a hammock.

Cherokee Village >>

Boat, fish and play on our seven lakes. Enjoy the year-round spring-fed South Fork River that flows into neighboring Spring River. Both rivers rank among the Ozark region's most popular destinations for floating and trout and walleye fishing.

NOTE: Real estate taxes are current. The buyer will be responsible for all real estate taxes billed on March 1, 2025 that will be due October 15, 2025.

Parcel IDs/Legal Descriptions:

300-00564-000/Subdivision: SEMINOLE FOURTH Lot: 18 Block: 22

300-00565-000/Subdivision: SEMINOLE FOURTH Lot: 19 Block: 22

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Parcel ID: 251-G01-000-028-00
Legal Description: GOLFVIEW ESTATES SUB, LOT 28. (SEC 21,T33N,R2W) 297/504
Acre: 0.34
State: Michigan
County: Cheboygan
Taxes: Under $8 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 45°14'25.7"N 84°34'03.1"W

Build your getaway home on this 0.34 acre lot, located off of Golfcrest Drive between a lake and a golf course! 

Cheboygan County is situated in the northern part of Michigan's Lower Peninsula partly along Lake Huron's shoreline. It is known for its scenic beauty, with a mix of forests, lakes, and rivers allowing ample opportunities for boating, fishing, hiking and hunting.

Area Activities & Attractions! >>

Your Cheboygan County Bucket List! >>

The Inland Waterway, a navigable route of rivers and lakes, provides excellent boating and fishing. Bois Blanc Island, located in Lake Huron, is a popular destination for its natural beauty. State parks like Cheboygan State Park and Aloha State Park offer camping, hiking, wildlife watching and other outdoor activities. Several lakes, including Mullet Lake and Burt Lake, offer excellent fishing and water sports.

Part of Mackinaw City, a popular tourist destination, lies within Cheboygan County. Mackinaw City is known for its views of the Mackinac Bridge, which connects Michigan's Upper and Lower Peninsulas.  Take a stroll around the city to shop for unique gifts and dine in the downtown area on some fish and chowder right from Lake Huron!

While technically not in Cheboygan County but nearby, Mackinac Island is a must-visit destination with no motorized vehicles allowed. Families can enjoy biking, horse-drawn carriage rides, and exploring historic sites like Fort Mackinac.

The county also boasts some historical sites, including the Cheboygan Crib Lighthouse, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. There are also various historical museums and cultural attractions which provide educational and enriching experiences for families.

Amazing Cheboygan: Beaches, Lighthouses & Restaurants! >>

During the winter, residents and visitors can enjoy snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, and ice fishing. The region's snowfall provides opportunities for winter sports enthusiasts.

Golf enthusiasts can play at local golf courses with picturesque views of the countryside.

Throughout the year, the county hosts various events and festivals, including summer festivals, fairs, and cultural celebrations.

Check Out the Summer Cheboygan County Fair! >>

Needless to say, Cheboygan county offers activities for everyone!  The bonus here is the peaceful and picturesque natural surroundings which make this an ideal place for relaxation and unwinding as well!

NOTE: This lot is located in an area where the active Wildwood Valley Property Owners Association exists. Membership is non-mandatory and the buyer can decide to join at any time if they desire. Annual dues are $75.