Located between White Cloud and Stanwood in Newaygo County, Michigan, this approximately 12.06± acre wooded property offers a combination of mature timber, varied terrain, water features, and recreational opportunities. With a mix of oak and maple hardwoods, established pines, a beaver pond, and an elevated potential building site, the property provides options for buyers interested in building a residence, establishing a recreational retreat, or owning a manageable tract of wooded land in West Central Michigan.

One of the property's distinguishing features is its diverse landscape. Mature oak and maple trees contribute to the hardwood canopy, while stands of established pines provide additional cover and seasonal variety. The combination of hardwoods, conifers, and wetland habitat creates multiple natural environments within the property's approximately 12± acres. These features may appeal to buyers interested in wildlife viewing, hunting, hiking, or maintaining a wooded property with a range of natural characteristics.

A beaver pond adds another dimension to the landscape, providing a water feature surrounded by wooded terrain. The pond and its associated habitat attract a variety of wildlife, including deer, waterfowl, and other species commonly found throughout the region.

One of the property's most notable features is an elevated potential building site overlooking the beaver pond and surrounding woodland. This high-ground location provides an opportunity to position a future residence or recreational cabin with views of the property's natural landscape. The elevated area offers separation from the lower ground associated with the pond and provides an opportunity to incorporate the property's natural features into a future building plan. Although the location has been identified as a potential building site, formal soil and site evaluations have not been completed. Any proposed construction remains subject to applicable zoning, permitting, and site development requirements.

Access to the property is provided by an existing winding driveway from N. Bear Track Road, with documented legal access. The driveway leads through mature timber toward the elevated portion of the tract, providing an established approach to the interior of the property. Its alignment creates separation between the road and the potential building area while allowing visitors to experience the wooded landscape along the way. Electrical service is available from E. Baseline Road, providing a potential utility connection for future development. Buyers should confirm connection requirements and associated costs with the utility provider.

For those interested in recreational land, the acreage offers several possible uses without requiring ownership of a substantially larger parcel. The wooded portions may be used for hiking, wildlife observation, and hunting, while the elevated ground may provide space for seasonal camping or a future cabin, subject to local regulations. The combination of mature trees, varied topography, and the beaver pond creates opportunities to enjoy the property throughout different seasons.

The location between White Cloud and Stanwood places the property within reach of communities, services, and recreational destinations throughout Newaygo and Mecosta counties. Its position between the US-131 and M-37 corridors provides regional travel options, with access to surrounding towns, shopping, dining, and outdoor recreation. The broader West Central Michigan region includes numerous lakes, rivers, public lands, and trail systems that support fishing, hunting, hiking, paddling, and other outdoor activities.

The Muskegon River and its associated recreational opportunities are among the regional attractions. Additional public land and water resources throughout Newaygo County provide opportunities for outdoor activities beyond the boundaries of the property. The Manistee National Forest, North Country National Scenic Trail, and numerous inland lakes and waterways contribute to the recreational opportunities available throughout the surrounding region. These amenities may be particularly relevant to buyers considering the acreage for seasonal use or as a base for exploring West Central Michigan.

Whether the intended use is a future home, recreational cabin, hunting property, or long-term land ownership, this 12.06± acre tract offers a combination of wooded upland, water features, existing legal access, available electrical service, and an elevated potential building location. Its position between White Cloud and Stanwood, together with its mix of mature hardwoods, pines, and wildlife habitat, provides a range of residential and recreational possibilities in Newaygo County.