Located in Mecosta County, this 77.97± acre property brings together established hunting ground, income-producing farmland, creek frontage and a finished off-grid cabin. With approximately 40± acres of timber and 32± acres of tillable ground, the property offers a combination of agricultural production and recreational use. Surrounded almost entirely by agricultural fields, the wooded acreage provides a substantial block of cover within the surrounding farm country, with an impressive amount of deer activity evident throughout the property.

From a hunting perspective, the layout and diversity of habitat are what make this tract stand out. The timber consists of a mixture of larger, open hardwoods, thick brushy cover, creek-bottom bedding areas and gently rolling terrain. These different habitat types create natural transitions and travel corridors that connect the surrounding agricultural fields with the property's interior cover. Throughout the acreage, there is an extensive amount of visible deer sign, including numerous rubs, scrapes and established travel routes. The combination of nearby agricultural food sources, security cover and water creates favorable conditions for deer and other wildlife to utilize the property throughout the year.

Approximately 2,200± feet of Sylvester Creek winds through the property, adding another important component to the habitat. The creek bottom provides a natural water source, additional cover and areas where wildlife can travel between bedding and feeding locations. Several food plot locations offer opportunities to supplement the surrounding agricultural food sources, while existing elevated and ground blinds provide multiple hunting setups. A well-established trail system allows access throughout the timber, connecting different portions of the property and making it practical to navigate for hunting, maintenance and recreational use.

Near the cabin, a cleared and maintained grassy area provides an open setting surrounded by mature timber. The finished off-grid cabin operates with generator power and serves as a comfortable base camp for hunting trips and weekends on the property. A covered front porch overlooks the surrounding woods, while the open lawn extends toward Sylvester Creek. This area provides space to gather, relax and enjoy the property beyond the hunting season.

The agricultural component adds another dimension to the ownership. Approximately 32± acres of tillable ground are currently planted in corn and generate income through cash-rent farming. This provides the opportunity for continued farming operations and the ability to generate supplemental income alongside the property's hunting and recreational uses. The tillable acreage also creates a strong contrast between the open farmland and wooded habitat, contributing to the property's overall hunting layout.

Properties like this are not often available in this particular area of Mecosta County. This 77.97± acre tract brings everything together into one complete package: a finished off-grid cabin, diverse timber, creek frontage, productive tillable acreage and established hunting ground with an impressive amount of deer activity. A property that offers plenty to appreciate both in and out of hunting season. Contact us to schedule your own private tour.