120 Acres on Michigan’s Stonington Peninsula | Road Frontage, Power & Endless Potential
Opportunities to acquire a large, contiguous tract on the Stonington Peninsula are becoming increasingly rare.
This 120-acre property offers exceptional year-round access with frontage on both County Road 511 and Finn Road, and borders Hiawatha National Forest public land, creating a unique combination of privacy, usability, and long-term flexibility. The land is comprised of rolling open meadows, regenerating forest, scattered spruce cover, and mature hardwood pockets, including a beautiful stand of mature hardwoods tucked into the eastern portion of the property.
Several existing clearings provide excellent locations for a home, cabin, hunting camp, or recreational retreat. Power is available at the road, and broadband infrastructure is currently being expanded in the area.
The property has been held within the same family for generations and assembled back into a single ownership over time, resulting in a rare 120-acre tract that feels both expansive and manageable. Wildlife sign is abundant throughout the property, while the mix of cover and openings creates excellent habitat for deer, grouse, and other game species.
Whether you’re looking for a private recreational property, a future homesite with acreage, a family retreat, or a long-term land investment on one of Delta County’s most desirable peninsulas, this property deserves a closer look.
Large ownerships with this combination of road frontage, dry ground, utilities, and location rarely become available.
