Located near Marseilles in LaSalle County, Illinois, this 75± acre all-timber property offers a strong combination of whitetail habitat, mature hardwood timber, diverse terrain, recreational opportunities and potential for a future building site. For buyers searching for hunting land in LaSalle County or a wooded recreational property in north-central Illinois, this tract is a must-see! The property consists primarily of hardwood timber, with an impressive assortment of mature oak trees that provide a mast crop of acorns, which is a great food source for wildlife. The timber, terrain and habitat diversity create a setting that provides both recreational value and important components of quality whitetail habitat. The property features changes in topography, natural travel corridors, thicker bedding cover, staging areas, a creek and much more. Together, these features give a hunter multiple options for evaluating deer movement and developing a hunting strategy based on wind direction, seasonal food sources and changing patterns throughout the fall. The terrain helps funnel wildlife movement through the timber, while thicker areas provide potential bedding and security cover. Several staging areas provide locations where deer may concentrate before moving toward feeding areas. The tract also offers multiple potential food plot locations, giving the next owner opportunities to enhance available forage and further develop the property around specific hunting objectives. The property is bordered by a broader area containing hundreds of acres of additional habitat, expanding the overall wildlife landscape beyond the boundaries of the 75± acres. Beyond hunting, this wooded acreage offers opportunities for hiking, wildlife observation, trail development and general outdoor recreation. The hardwood timber and varied terrain provide a classic Illinois woodland setting that can be enjoyed throughout the year. Another notable feature is the area near the front of the property that may provide potential for a future building location. This creates an opportunity for a buyer who wants recreational acreage with the possibility of eventually adding a home, cabin or other improvements. Any proposed construction, driveway, utilities, septic system or other development should be independently verified with LaSalle County and the appropriate local authorities for zoning, permitting and site suitability. The Marseilles location also places the property in a region recognized for outdoor recreation and Illinois River country. The Illinois Department of Natural Resources describes the nearby Marseilles State Fish and Wildlife Area as predominantly wooded with rugged terrain and hunting programs. Starved Rock State Park, another major regional outdoor destination, offers hiking, canyons, river scenery and other recreational opportunities. These nearby destinations add to the appeal of owning recreational land in this portion of LaSalle County. Additional home and 5 acres is also available. For more information or to schedule a showing contact Land Specialist Jason Endres.