Antrim County – 20 Acres

The timber consists of a good variety of species, including oaks, maples, poplars, and others. A wild apple tree was also found on the property, providing an additional natural food source for deer and other wildlife. The mix of timber, thicker lowland cover, and natural food sources gives this tract some excellent ingredients for a recreational and hunting property.

Landdin Road provides convenient access to the property and makes getting into and around the acreage easy. Deer and turkey sign was prevalent throughout, and there is plenty of opportunity for a new owner to further improve the hunting through strategic food plots, stand locations, habitat work, and other land-management practices.

With its combination of wooded acreage, diverse terrain, lowland cover, natural food sources, and a prime Antrim County location, this property has a lot to offer. Whether you’re looking for a hunting tract, recreational getaway, or simply your own piece of Northern Michigan, I highly recommend taking a look at this one. You won’t be disappointed!

Also available is 20-acre tract parcel #05-09-008-002-10 and a full 40-acre tract including parcel #’s 05-09-008-002-20, 05-09-008-002-00, and 05-09-008-002-10

Directions: From East Jordan, head toward 3rd Street and turn left onto 3rd Street. Continue for approximately 0.3 miles, then take a slight left onto M-32 E/State Street. Continue for 0.3 miles and turn right onto M-32 E/Maple Street. Travel approximately 1.3 miles, then turn right onto Rogers Road. After approximately 89 feet, turn left onto Mt Bliss Road. Continue for approximately 3.3 miles. Then turn Left onto Landdin Rd. Continue for .52 miles. Property will be on both sides of Laddin Rd.