000 Nelson Avenue, Irma, WI 54441 - Lincoln County

Midwest Land Group is proud to present the perfect 20 +/- acres for your Northwoods getaway. Mature timber and an easy 30-minute commute from Wausau brings one to this hidden gem set on the southern slope of the towering Irma Hill. This quiet setting in a big game rich area would make an excellent spot for a cabin.

This piece is a true whitetail honey hole. The trail cameras lit up with impressive, mature bucks all summer and fall. Countless trails crossed, and beds blanket the land. Several micro ridges provide enough elevation changes to make this hunt bigger than a normal 20 +/- acres and provide key spots for both archery and rifle stands. A high and dry trail runs mostly west to east a little more than halfway to the back (north side) of the land. Multiple stand spots are obvious. There is agriculture and a recent select cut logging operation to the north; both providing diverse food sources in addition to the oaks on this land. Turkeys and grouse are prevalent in this area.

This parcel is perfect for the first-time landowner, the investor, or the adventure-minded person looking for a northern Wisconsin place to build a cabin/home. Or, this piece is a great addition to add hunting space for a current and local hunting crew. This land is minutes from the Highway 51 corridor and provides a launch point to explore all the trails, lakes, and rivers Marathon, Lincoln, Oneida, and Vilas Counties. A short distance away lies thousands of acres of Lincoln County public land and excellent trout fishing on the Prairie River.

Property Features

-Easy 30-minute drive from Wausau, WI

-Private, peaceful setting for a future cabin

-A portion of buildable, high-ground

-Mature oaks, pine, and mixed northern hardwoods

-High deer density

-Plentiful buck sign: shed antlers, rubs, trails, scrapes, and beds

-Turkey, grouse, bear, and more

-Agriculture to the north

-Approximately 640 +/- acres of deer sanctuary State land with no trespass access to the south

-Minutes from the Prairie River and thousands of acres of Lincoln County Forest