1046 S Bailey Lake AVE Gladwin, MI 48624

In the land business, it is not often that you walk a property that leaves you in awe. It's not often you walk a property that gets better each time you go back and check pretty much every possible box for the outdoorsman or nature lover. This Farm is one of the rare gems that does just that. Welcome to 1046 S. Bailey Lake Ave. in Gladwin, MI. This farm has been in the same family for many years. The Homestead consists of a 3-bedroom 2-bath, farmhouse that, with some TLC, could easily be brought back to life. There is a large barn that could be used to store toys and equipment, and a smaller shed/garage for additional tool storage. There are approximately 15 acres +/- of tillable currently being farmed and are in beans for the 2025 crop year.The property itself has tremendous potential for the outdoorsman or nature lover. Trails and roads throughout the property, with a road along the entire North border of the parcel, make this one set up perfectly for the deer hunter from an access perspective. There are open areas on the farm that would be absolutely awesome food plot locations for the hunter. There are several small swails and thick bedding areas surrounded by big mature rolling timber with some awesome oak ridges throughout. This would also be a great farm for someone with horses or cattle as well. The location is also perfect on the blacktop of Bailey Lake Road, just off of M-61, and only minutes from the town of Gladwin, where you have all the amenities you need close by.

In the Southwest corner of the property is Nestor Lake. There is a road that takes you through the property right to the lake, where you can enjoy fishing, kayaking, or even set up a bonfire area to enjoy the views with family. The east bank of the lake is a big Ridge that would make an awesome spot to build a home or cabin overlooking the lake below.

From a hunting perspective, it does not get much better; the deer sign is incredible. Rubs and scrapes are still evident from last fall, and there are runways beaten down like cattle paths