Located in Covington, Michigan, this 2-bedroom log cabin was built in 1800 and offers about 759 square feet of living space. It sits on 100 acres of mostly high ground with peaceful wooded surroundings.
The property includes two spring-fed streams that run to the West Branch of the Sturgeon River, just a quarter mile away. One stream forms a large beaver pond near the cabin, while the second offers clear water and supports brook trout during fall spawning.
This land is not only scenic but also practical. It borders miles of public land, which makes it great for hunting, fishing, hiking, or wildlife watching. You’ll often spot deer, turkey, grouse, or even bear.
Access to the cabin comes through a gated two-track road, offering both seclusion and convenience. Although the cabin has no bathroom, it gives you a true off-grid experience. A nearby trout stream, inland lakes, and dense forest provide endless outdoor options.
Whether you want to escape for the weekend or hunt for deer in the fall, this property offers a quiet, natural setting with room to explore. It’s a rare chance to own a large tract of Michigan land with year-round recreation.
If you’re interested in learning more about this unique property, please contact the listing agent through the Zillow link provided below the photos.
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