16698 130th Street , Foreston, MN 56330

Property Description

This hunting property in Mille Lacs County offers convenient access to a tar road and is approximately 4 minutes from Foreston and about 8 minutes from Milaca. The property provides easy access while maintaining the characteristics that make it appealing for outdoor recreation and wildlife habitat.During the property visit, both deer and pheasants were observed on the land. The habitat characteristics create opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts interested in hunting.A notable feature of the property is its role as a sanctuary area for deer. Areas that provide cover and limited disturbance can support wildlife use across seasons.The location offers a balance between accessibility and recreation. Foreston is just a short drive away from basic services and conveniences, while Milaca provides additional shopping, dining, and community resources. The property's tar road frontage provides straightforward year-round access with two road approaches in place. For those considering future improvements or development, prospective buyers should conduct their own due diligence and consult Mille Lacs County regarding zoning regulations, land use requirements, permitted uses, and potential building sites. Verification of buildability, permitting requirements, and intended use should be completed through the appropriate county offices before purchase.The property's location within Mille Lacs County places it within a region known for its mix of agricultural land, woodlands, and wildlife habitat. The combination of road access, nearby amenities, and recreational potential makes this acreage worthy of consideration for buyers seeking land in central Minnesota.Distances to nearby communities are approximately: Foreston: 4 minutes, Milaca: 8 minutes, Princeton: approximately 20 miles, Foley: approximately 23 miles, Mora: approximately 25 miles, St. Cloud: approximately 35 miles. Property boundaries, acreage amounts, and land use capabilities should be independently verified by the buyer. Buyers should consult county and local authorities regarding zoning, permitted uses, and any proposed improvements.