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2 Miles of Frontage on Lake Superior This impressive property includes 11,403 feet, about 2.16 miles of frontage with 532 acres of hardwoods and softwoods behind on the northern shore of the Huron Mountains. It is a wild beach, protected by vast wild land and washed by crystal water. The scenic and rugged Huron Islands lie straight north three miles off shore, close enough to kayak. The Keweenaw Peninsula, 18 miles to the west, extends 50 miles into Lake Superior on the horizon. The thread of the Little Huron River flows through the property to it`s mouth on Lake Superior. This is 90% of the private land between the Huron Mountain Club and the Marquette County line at the Big Huron River. It is the most private, pristine and lovely place you can imagine.	VIEW LISTING & PICTURES »

Beautiful & Large Lake Superior Frontage Parcel This is a truly GREAT PRICE for a remarkable property at a full one third off! This is the one that waited for a person who will settle for nothing less than perfection in a large parcel with acreage on Lake Superior! There is a third of a mile, 1,762 feet, of lake frontage with 51.5 acres. That provides privacy and convenience on what may be, all things considered, the best of the undivided Lake Superior shoreline and it is right where you want it between Marquette and Munising. Dramatic building sites include the prominent point of rock pictured here, some high overlooks, and both sand and painted sandstone beaches. Just beyond the end of an Alger County road a good, gated private road provides excellent access with underground power and phone to the property line.	VIEW LISTING & PICTURES »

Silver Lake & 350 Acres Here it is: Your private 23-acre, half mile long, spring fed, clear water, wilderness lake near Marquette. Silver Lake has 22 acres of surface water and 11.5 foot depths. The parcel includes 350 acres, mostly maple uplands, with the lake at the center. Just south of the western end a fast flowing spring bubbles from the ground and feeds the lake and nearby from snowmelt to mid-summer there is a beautiful waterfall on a seasonal stream. Peter White, a founder of Marquette chose this lake for his personal camp. Waterfowl and sandhill cranes nest here, and I think loons do. Access is excellent with a county road, power and phone less than a mile away. The benefits include quiet seclusion on the edge of big timberland with services and supplies close by.	VIEW LISTING & PICTURES »

Glass Lake, in the Huron Mountains Glass Lake is a whole, private Huron Mountain lake within a 360-acre ownership. This is the largest lake of its kind -- 45 aces of surface water, one owner, insured access, and a natural lake (no dam) remaining undivided outside the Huron Mountain Club in the Huron Mountains. By my count only three others even come close. It has excellent water quality and depth, islands, a shore with rock cliffs and monarch white pine, and unlike the others it is totally undeveloped. This is wolf and moose country on the edge of 1,000 square miles of wild land with mountainous terrain and it right here in the Midwest.	VIEW LISTING & PICTURES »

80 acres near Pelissier Lake There are large oak, maple and hemlock on this 80 acres near Marquette off Pelissier Lake Road. This land includes ancient mountain tops from which (with some clearing) there are views of Lake Superior. A seasonal stream crosses the property. There are many ravines and a good building site where the soil is mostly sand and has been tested and approved by the Health Department. Power and phone run along Pelissier Lake Road. This is a good building site and/or hunting parcel.	VIEW LISTING & PICTURES »

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