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20 Acres Adjacent to Herman Park & Surrounded by Protected Land This rare 20-acre parcel in Suttons Bay offers an exceptional opportunity for conservationists, hunters, or outdoor enthusiasts looking to own land in one of Leelanau County’s most protected and scenic corridors. Directly bordering Herman Parkâ€"a 126-acre community hub with trails, courts, fields, and family-friendly amenitiesâ€"this wooded, wetland-rich property provides outstanding wildlife habitat and is especially ideal for deer hunting. To the east, it adjoins nearly 95 acres of public land owned by Suttons Bay Township and the Village of Suttons Bay. To the southeast, it neighbors 67 acres permanently preserved by the Leelanau Conservancy. Also nearby is the Leelanau Trail, a paved multi-use trail connecting Suttons Bay to Traverse City, perfect for biking, walking, and enjoying the region’s natural beauty. With protected land on multiple sides and easy access to both nature and community resources, this parcel is perfect for those who want to leave a lasting impactâ€"or simply enjoy their own private slice of Leelanau County. A rare opportunity to own land that connects people, parks, and preservation.
Updated Description:
20 Acres Adjacent to Herman Park & Surrounded by Protected Land This rare 20-acre parcel in Suttons Bay offers an exceptional opportunity for conservationists, hunters, or outdoor enthusiasts looking to own land in one of Leelanau County’s most protected and scenic corridors. Directly bordering Herman Parkâ€"a 126-acre community hub with trails, courts, fields, and family-friendly amenitiesâ€"this wooded, wetland-rich property provides outstanding wildlife habitat and is especially ideal for deer hunting. To the east, it adjoins nearly 95 acres of public land owned by Suttons Bay Township and the Village of Suttons Bay. To the southeast, it neighbors 67 acres permanently preserved by the Leelanau Conservancy. Also nearby is the Leelanau Trail, a paved multi-use trail connecting Suttons Bay to Traverse City, perfect for biking, walking, and enjoying the region’s natural beauty. With protected land on multiple sides and easy access to both nature and community resources, this parcel is perfect for those who want to leave a lasting impactâ€"or simply enjoy their own private slice of Leelanau County. A rare opportunity to own land that connects people, parks, and preservation. This property is located within a wetland, according to the EGLE's Wetland Inventory Map, but that doesn't necessarily mean that no development is possible--"only an onsite evaluation performed by EGLE...shall be used for jurisdictional determinations." (Michigan EGLE)
