This property offers a balanced blend of residential comfort and outdoor recreation across gently rolling terrain. Situated along a gravel road and adjacent to school trust land, the acreage provides an expanded sense of openness and access for recreational activities. The property offers natural cover for deer, deer bedding areas, and a mix of terrain types with many locations for food plots. Wetland areas with a pond add ecological variety and seasonal interest. The property has opportunities for deer, bear, turkey, and grouse. The primary residence features heated flooring throughout for winter comfort and a mini-split cooling system for warmer months. Utilities are self-contained with a well and septic system. A complete solar array installed on the roof decreases dependence on external power sources. The home is set back from the road, offering a sense of separation and privacy from passersby while providing scenic views from the main living area. The bathroom floor is adorned with beautiful porcelain tiles. An insulated, attached shop/garage features in-floor heating, a utility room, and a half-bath. The two 10 × 12 ft garage doors make it easy to store equipment or vehicles. The property has a chicken coop, a fire pit, and an outdoor seating area. Established fruit trees—including plum trees, elderberries, and grapevines—add both functional and seasonal value. This acreage has multiple potential uses. Its layout and diverse habitats support managed wildlife programs. The shop infrastructure could accommodate small-scale farming equipment, storage, or a trade workshop. The combination of timber, open spaces, and nearby trust land may attract woodland stewardship or passive recreation. The solar system, well, septic system, and insulated facilities enable year-round living with less reliance on external service networks. Overall, the acreage provides a balance of comfortable living and diverse natural habitat, with options for outdoor recreation, wildlife watching, small-scale farming, or homestead-style use. The combination of road access and surrounding land variety creates a versatile platform for various uses that appeal to rural and recreational property interests. It is approximately 13 miles from Isle, 22 miles from Milaca, and about 87 miles from Minneapolis. Mille Lacs Lake is around 12 miles from this property. The Lake Mille Lacs area is Minnesota’s year-round destination for excellent fishing and family vacations! Mille Lacs is not only one of the state’s largest lakes, covering 132,500 acres, but the fish are also trophy-sized, whether you’re after walleye, muskie, northern pike, or bass!