Keweenaw County MI Homes under $100,000

11 acres in Keweenaw County with 635 feet of Tobacco River frontage. Located near Gay at the end of a seasonal road with easement. A great area for hunting, fishing, and hiding out. The land appears level with trails and a sturdy hunting blind. There's power available next door for your future cabin or private forest home! A good location near Lake Superior and recreational trails.

THOMAS TIKKANEN SUPERIOR PROPERTIES -REAL ESTATE SALES AND RENTALS

This attractive Keweenaw parcel is ready for your next getaway. Located on a well-maintained seasonal road, it's best suited for recreational use. A 300-foot partially improved path offers a good start for a future driveway. A higher structure might capture views of Lake Superior. The land features a diverse mix of trees—including cedar, pine, ironwood, maple, and poplar—and is dotted with

Adam Taivalkoski SAVU REALTY

This peaceful Keweenaw getaway offers 159 feet of frontage on the Tobacco River. Access is via a deeded easement and power is available at the site. The Tobacco River is known for brook trout and steelhead fishing, and just a quarter-mile downstream, Tobacco River Park provides access to a Lake Superior beach. The access road is well built and passable with a sedan. The parcel stretches over

Adam Taivalkoski SAVU REALTY

MICHIGAN WOODED 40-ACRE PARCEL FOR SALE! This property is located in Sherman Township, in the Keweenaw County in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan - a Township along the Keweenaw Bay's western shore - Near Lake Superior's Hermit Bay. The property is located a few miles north of the once booming Historic Mining Village of Gay. This area was organized in 1898 when the Mohawk Mining Company built a

Tim Keohane Great Lakes & Land Real Estate

MICHIGAN WOODED 40-ACRE PARCEL FOR SALE! This property is located in Sherman Township, in the Keweenaw County in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan – a Township along the Keweenaw Bay’s western shore - Near Lake Superior’s Hermit Bay. The property is located a few miles north of the once booming Historic Mining Village of Gay. This area was organized in 1898 when the Mohawk Mining Company built a

Tim Keohane GREAT LAKES & LAND OF MARQUETTE, INC.