Shiawassee County Land for Sale

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Shiawassee County spans rural townships and small municipalities across mid-Michigan, anchored by Owosso and Corunna. The county is defined by the winding Shiawassee River, which feeds a countywide water trail and borders several municipal parks. In Owosso, Curwood Castle and its riverside park reflect the area's historical character, alongside a downtown corridor of preserved buildings. Farm fields, wooded parcels, and low-density crossroads settlements shape much of the landscape outside the incorporated cities.

Shiawassee County, MI land for sale

Land parcels across Shiawassee County range from small in-town lots suited to a single home to larger farm and wooded tracts in outlying townships, with tillable acreage, timber, and river or creek frontage all represented in the area. Because township zoning, setback rules, and floodplain or septic requirements vary by location, prospective buyers should confirm current zoning classification, access, utility availability, and any agricultural or conservation easements directly with the township and county before making an offer. Listing status, acreage, and boundary details should always be verified against current county records.

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Shiawassee County Land for Sale

$325,000
ACTIVE Status 61028781 MLS
Rare opportunity to own 34 acres of versatile vacant land offering a unique combination of recreation, agriculture, hunting, and future development potential. The property includes a 30x50 pole barn built in 2013 with a cement floor and comfortable finished living space. Inside you'll find hardwood flooring, a kitchenette with refrigerator, dining and sitting areas, one bedroom, a Murphy bed, and a ceramic-tiled bathroom. The barn is equipped with well, septic, electric, water heater, and a furnace installed in 2017. An addition was completed in 2014-15. Approximately 10 acres are farm-able and currently leased, with much of the property already irrigated. Hops were previously grown here, opening the door to a variety of agricultural uses, including the possibility of a vineyard/winery, specialty farming, or game-fowl operation Established apple and pear trees, blackberry bushes, and wild raspberries add to the property's appeal. The acreage is naturally divided by creeks, creating distinct sections of approximately 12, 10, and 12 acres, with access across the creek areas by crossing/bridge. Splits are available, providing additional possibilities for future use or development. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the included hunting blind abundant acreage, and a sportsman's club approximately one mile away. Additional features include an outdoor spigot, two electrical outlets located out on the property, and a play set that stays. Whether you're looking for a private recreational retreat, hunting property, hobby farm, agricultural venture, future homesite, or investment opportunity, this distinctive 34-acre property offers tremendous flexibility and potential. Refrigerator and gun safe included. Vacant Land Financing is available through Greenstone.

7715 S Durand Road, Durand

Listing Courtesy of Remerica United Realty-Brighton, Office Phone: 810-202-1850

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