This approximately 15-acre property is located just south of Howard Lake in Wright County, Minnesota, and offers a rural setting suitable for a future homesite. The land provides a country environment with a mix of open ground and natural cover that supports both building potential and outdoor use. The property has convenient access from a township road, which allows reliable year-round travel to and from the acreage. The primary feature of this property is its potential for a new residential build. The sellers will complete the survey, secure the formal split from the parent tract, and obtain necessary rezoning for a buyer prior to closing. This process provides a clear path for establishing a new homesite, subject to Wright County regulations, permitting requirements, and any additional due diligence a buyer may wish to conduct. Prospective buyers should verify utility availability, soil suitability, and any other site-related considerations with local authorities and service providers. In addition to its suitability for a new home, the property offers recreational value. The acreage includes areas of cover that support wildlife movement, creating opportunities for hunting and outdoor activities. While relatively small in total acreage, the layout and natural vegetation provide legitimate chances for observing or pursuing game species in accordance with state seasons and regulations. The blend of open ground and habitat also allows room for trails, small-scale plantings, or other recreational improvements, depending on a buyer's plans. The location adds practical value for those seeking rural living while still needing convenient access to neighboring communities. Howard Lake is located immediately to the north of the property. Waverly is approximately 5 miles east, Cokato is roughly 6 miles west, and Winsted is approximately 7 miles south. Buffalo, a larger regional community with additional services, sits about 12 miles to the northeast. The property is also within commuting distance of the western Twin Cities area, offering access to employment centers and amenities while still maintaining the character of a country parcel. Wright County is known for its combination of agricultural land, lakes, and rural residential development. The region supports a wide range of outdoor interests and small town resources while providing direct highway routes toward the metropolitan area. This parcel fits within that landscape as a manageable tract that can accommodate a home while still offering space for recreation and enjoyment. Buyers are encouraged to conduct standard due diligence, including review of county zoning requirements, building regulations, utility connections, soil testing, and any additional site preparation needs. Because the property will be surveyed and rezoned prior to closing, final acreage and boundary configuration will be confirmed through that process. The result will be a newly defined parcel ready for a buyer to move forward with planning a residence or additional improvements. This acreage offers a balance of buildable potential and outdoor opportunity in a quiet rural setting. With the survey, split, and rezoning already planned for completion prior to closing, the property positions a future owner to pursue a new homesite with the added benefit of onsite recreation.