Thirty acres (plus or minus; no survey available) of prime, undeveloped hunting and recreation land—rarely does a parcel of this size, quality, and location come to market. Road frontage wraps around two sides, providing exceptional access and multiple entry points for a stealthy hunter’s approach. The tract is essentially two blocks of mature timber separated by a natural funnel where two grassy wetlands converge and narrow into the woods—a classic ambush corridor used repeatedly by deer moving between feeding and bedding areas. The timber includes old-growth hardwoods with mast-producing white oaks and pockets of early-successional cover—brushy thickets and young saplings that supply secure bedding, winter browse, and year-round habitat. That mix of mature mast producers and nearby cover creates a near-perfect small-property whitetail matrix; this neighborhood is known for producing Pope & Young-class bucks. Small parcels with this habitat blend are rare and highly sought after. Location is a major advantage: the property is within an easy 1 hour and 30 minute drive of the Twin Cities metro, ideal for weekend escapes or quick after-work hunts. There’s also abundant public land within a 10-minute drive—wildlife management areas and county woodlots that expand available habitat and increase hunting opportunities. Recreation extends beyond deer hunting: lakes and rivers offering walleye, bass, panfish, northern pike and musky, plus nearby state parks and campgrounds, are all within that same 1.5-hour radius of the Twin Cities. Because the land is undeveloped, it’s a blank canvas. Clear a discreet area for a camper or seasonal campsite and leave the rest as sanctuary, or leave it entirely wild and let the habitat continue to attract and hold big deer. With multiple access points, natural water features, and excellent deer-holding cover, this tract offers immediate hunting potential and long-term versatility. If you want a manageable, high-quality recreational property close to the metro—one that combines convenience, privacy, and proven wildlife habitat—this is a must-see. Call Land Specialist Neil A. Hauger for a private tour today!