Opportunities for

Investment, Preservation or Development

Invest – Preserve - Develop

The Manitowoc County Director of Planning and Parks, Tim Ryan, says, “This is the last and only large undeveloped parcel of lakefront in the county.”

Must these 91.45 acres with lake frontage and adjacent public park be developed or will you add it to your investment portfolio?  That decision could be yours.  Some people comment, “It is just too precious to be carved up.  It is one of a kind and nothing like it will be available in this area again.”

The topography is diverse, suggesting a range of ideas to people with imagination and vision.  The woodland and adjacent parkland border the lake.  The lake is estimated to be one mile long, and the 91.45 acres run parallel to the N-S lake for one-half mile on the east side.  There is a gentle roll to the open land now in wheat/alfalfa. Sand hill crane and wild turkey like this environment.  There are no fences and no buildings restricting your ideas.  There is excellent road access on two sides totaling 2400 feet.  In the far southwest corner is a small marsh of a few acres surrounded by alfalfa and removed from a view of the lake.  This is a secluded and quiet wildlife area.

An exceptional feature is the peninsula with a fifteen-foot high wooded hill at mid-lake.  It is zoned for building and positive perc tests are recorded.

The expansive land, lake and park combination is unusual.  We know it is very rare anywhere to have these great features together so near transportation, small and large lakes, and cities.  When you get your feet on the ground here you will want to control the future of this land and lake combo.  You may decide to build and live here.  Some might consider establishing a generational homestead.  Zoning is in place for nearly limitless possibilities.  Township and county authorities are diligent and open to ideas.

You and the land need to meet.  A site visit will likely inspire more than a singular idea for current and future use.  Ninety-one plus acres invites a mix of possibilities.  For professional help designing your master land use plan contact Curtis L. Biggar, architect, e-mail:  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

What will you do?

Buy, build and live here?

Buy and preserve?

Buy and hold?

Buy and develop?

Development

Ninety-one plus acres of open land and woods stretching one-half mile along the eastern shore of a 120 acre spring-fed lake and public park invites near limitless opportunity to satisfy your dreams.  Consider benefits of this location.  Excellent schools, public services and shops are in nearby small Wisconsin towns.  The property is bounded by U.S. Highways 43, 41, and Lakes Winnebago and Michigan, in NE Wisconsin’s 18 county NEW NORTH.  Great location, access and opportunity encourage timely investment.  A wide range of creative plans are welcome here.  The size and diversity of property features may allow for mixing preservation practices with family or development plans.  Schedule a site visit.