Lot 1 Airport Calumet, MI 49913

TREMENDOUS LOCATION & EXPOSURE for your developing or established business! Located in the Industrial Airpark, near the Houghton County Airport. Lots can be used for manufacturing, warehousing, industrial, distribution, research & development. All lots are easily accessible from Highway 41 and have ...many attractive features. Restrictions on Use and Occupancy for Airpark lots apply. General & professional office use only permitted when such use requires airport access & orientation. School district may vary as county has all lots coded as their own school district. Residential use prohibited. Lot size: 1461x986x294x2025 Water/Sewer hook-up fees are the buyer's responsibility. Note: The MEDC may have programs or benefits available that could be offered to a buyer of an Airpark parcel depending on what the intended use is going to be. Cable: Charter and UP.Net (Baraga Telephone fiber) are available in the area. Buyer to verify connection location and availability for each lot. Buyer to extend utilities to property at Buyer's expense after closing. Airpark Annual Maintenance fee: $100 per acre. Note: Photo showing mineshaft documented on the property. Seller has not found the mine shaft to confirm its existence but was made aware of the historical information. Request tax estimate as this is government owned and not taxed at this time. Offer process: Buyers to submit a non-binding letter of intent indicating only the following: Buyerâ??s name, proposed lot number of interest Upon Sellerâ??s receipt of letter of intent, Seller will determine if there will be a sealed bid process followed OR if the Buyer will be requested to submit a written offer to purchase with all terms & conditions included. In either process, Seller reserves the right to accept, reject or counter any or all offers or sealed bids. Zip code may be 49930 or 49913 depending on how 911 addressing is assigned. All sales are subject to Houghton County Board of Commissioner's Approval. Buyer acknowledges that offer terms may become public information. Continue reading