Recreational Land with Home for Sale in Fife Lake, Michigan

A MANISTEE RIVER LEGACY 46 +/- Acres | 1,000+ Feet of River Frontage | Kalkaska County, Michigan There was a time when the best days were measured in stories around the table, cards by the fire, and the quiet satisfaction of tying a fly before dawn. Along Michigan's legendary Manistee River, that time still feels within reach. This rare 46-acre sporting property features over 1,000 feet of frontage along clear, cool currents, exceptional fly-fishing opportunities, and outstanding upland hunting. and buck hunting. Open a cherished Richardson fly box, reach for a Paul H. Young, Bob Summers, Wagner, or E. Jeska cane rod, and head down to the river in pursuit of a lunker brown trout or the Rem 760 in mid November deer season. The fish and game are here. When autumn paints the woods gold, amber, and crimson, imagine slipping through the uplands with a trusted bird dog and a classic Winchester Model 21 or A.H. Fox Sterlingworth side-by-side. It's a sporting tradition built on craftsmanship, companionship, and memories made afield. Adventure continues through every season, with snowmobile and SXS trail riding, hiking, wildlife watching. Traverse City and Grand Traverse Bay are within reach for dining, shopping, and waterfront attractions. The three-bedroom, three-bath residence offers a welcoming place for family gatherings, home-cooked meals, card games, and stories that last long into the evening. A substantial barn offers room for a travel bus, recreational vehicles, boats, trailers, and workshop projects. Off-grid capabilities, a generator, and a free-flowing artesian well add appeal for buyers seeking greaterself-reliance and a secluded retreat. A place for anglers, hunters, trail riders, collectors, and generations of family to come together. Bring your favorite cane rod. Take your cherished side-by-side afield. Fire up the SXS or kayak, canoe or tub float. Gather your family around the table. RETURN TO THE TRADITIONS THAT MATTER. FIND YOUR PLACE ON THE MANISTEE.