Jacob Falls - A Piece of Michiganâ??s Historic Wilderness Nestled near the scenic shoreline of Lake Superior, this enchanting property boasts one of Keweenaw Countyâ??s most breathtaking natural landmarks, Jacob Falls. Cascading serenely through the lush forests near Eagle River, this historic waterfall flows gracefully, whispering tales of generations past and presenting a timeless charm to all who behold it. Located near the revered Society of St. John Monastery, this land offers seclusion and a sense of profound peace, perfect for those seeking a sanctuary of beauty and reflection. Imagine a morning walk along a private path enveloped in the scent of pine and cedar, where sunlight dances on the water as it tumbles over ancient stones. From tranquil forested trails to the sound of rushing falls, every part of this property invites you to immerse yourself in natureâ??s beauty. Beyond the falls, the acreage provides an opportunity for development, whether you envision a quiet retreat, a cozy cabin, or a small, charming lodge. This rare offering is more than landâ??itâ??s a legacy, a retreat into Michiganâ??s untamed history, and a place where nature and tranquility coexist. A serene escape awaits at Jacob Falls, ready to become a treasured part of your story. DISCLOSURE: All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed to be 100% accurate. Buyers are responsible for verifying all details, including property taxes, which may differ from the current owner's tax amount. It is recommended that buyers consult with the local tax authority to determine their specific tax obligations. Offers won't be responded to until 12/4/24
Over 200 feet of Lake Superior shoreline as your front yard. Sunsets, freighters, eagle watching, northern lights and incredible dark skies to star gaze...this nearly 12 acre parcel is a special find. Easily accessible by a year round state highway, a home site is just a decision away no matter what the season. Being adjacent to a Michigan Nature Association Conservancy parcel is a bonus! Minutes from Copper Harbor and all the amenities including a community center, groceries, post office, park, K-8 school, hiking and biking and boat tours.
Beautiful and private setting on Gratiot Lake! Great views across Gratiot Lake which is one of the largest of Keweenaw Counties inland lakes. The lake is approximately 1,438+/- acres with a max depth of approximately 70 feet. This parcel is remote and has approximate 100+/- feet of waterfrontage. Parcel is grown in with mainly with some cedar, poplar and brush. Enjoy the other attractions that Keweenaw County has to offer with Mt. Bohemia and more! Nature and privacy abounds! Some of the other benefits of being on Gratiot lake are the Gratiot Lake Conservancy and MI Nature Association Gratiot Lake Sanctuary. The Gratiot Lake Conservancy, located in Keweenaw County, is a 307 acre nature preserve at Gratiot Lake that includes over 10,000 feet of shoreline and the Bear Paw Path. The Bear Paw Path Trailhead is located at the Noblet Field Station at 5173 Noblet Lane and is an easy to moderate 3.6 miles in length. The Beaver Dam overlook trail is .5 mile round trip and the Beaver Dam Loop is 1.3 miles round trip. The 100 acre MI Nature Association Gratiot Lake Sanctuary is located across the road from the Gratiot Lake public access site, off US-41 near Central. The one mile nature trail goes through the second growth open hardwood forest to views of a waterfall on Eister Creek and an overlook of Gratiot Lake from a high bluff. This moderately strenuous trail includes a gradual 400 foot climb. The trail is in a MI Nature Association Sanctuary and all sanctuary rules apply. Collecting plants, seeds, or animals of any kind is strictly forbidden. Stay on established trails. Only foot traffic is allowed-the use of all motorized vehicles or mountain bikes is prohibited. Carry out all refuse. Leave only footprints, take only pictures. Source of above info and for details and photos visit www.keweenaw.info. Addt'l photos of many seasons on Gratiot Lake are found at www.gratiotlakeconservancy.org. Photos of general area. Parcel does not have insurable access to the property. Being sold as-is. Buyer to verify all info as part of buyer inspection.
MICHIGAN WOODED 40-ACRE PARCEL FOR SALE! This property is located in Sherman Township, in the Keweenaw County in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan â?? a Township along the Keweenaw Bayâ??s western shore - Near Lake Superiorâ??s Hermit Bay. The property is located a few miles north of the once booming Historic Mining Village of Gay. This area was organized in 1898 when the Mohawk Mining Company built a stamping mill on the nearby shore of Lake Superior. It was followed by the building of a second stamping mill built by the Wolverine Mining Company. A Smelter here heated ore to extract copper, which was then stamped into copper ingots. A post office opened in 1904, named for Joseph E. Gay, long associated with mining in the area. Three distinctive tourist Landmarks in the area are the Gay School House, The Mohawk Stamp Mill ruins, and the 256 foot-high Gay Smoke Stack â?? which is used as a navigational aidâ?¦ and a fourth, the Popular Gay Bar which was once the home of the Stamping Mill Superintendent. It opened in the 1930â??s after the mines, the mills and smelter closed and Prohibition was repealed. The parcel has a small tributary of the Tobacco River flowing through its western side. The Tobacco River is 14 miles long. It rises at the outlet of Thayer Lake and flows east, then south to Lake Superior, which it joins near the Village of Gay. The River is a stocked Brook Trout Stream. Lake Superior is the largest fresh water lake in the world! It offers some excellent fishing for black crappie, jumbo perch, northern pike, rock bass, smallmouth bass, tiger muskie and walleye and it offers good Coho salmon and Rainbow trout catches. About 31 Acres of the property consists of Woody Wetlands â?? Woody Wetlands usually have trees such as tamarack, cedar, or balsam fir; a hardwood swamp usually has trees such as red maple, black ash, American elm, or balsam poplar; and shrub swamps usually have shrubs such as tag alder, willows, or red osier dogwood... Continued In Addendum
Nice location just outside of the town of Mohawk in Keweenaw County! A great spot for convenience to head to Copper Harbor and explore all of the beautiful Keweenaw recreational activities and nature throughout the Peninsula! Buyer to verify utility availability as part of inspection contingency. Property is part of a parent parcel, no tax information available for proposed parcel. It may be customized. Lot dimensions are estimated. If any rock piles are on final defined parcel, rock piles are NOT included.
The median home value in Mohawk, MI is $168,400. This is higher than the county median home value of $150,900. The national median home value is $338,100. The average price of homes sold in Mohawk, MI is $168,400. Approximately 60.41% of Mohawk homes are owned, compared to 17.77% rented, while 21.83% are vacant. Mohawk real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale. Commercial properties are also available. If you see a property you’re interested in, contact a Mohawk real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Mohawk, Michigan 49950 has a population of 273. Mohawk 49950 is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 8.87% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 15.07%.
The median household income in Mohawk, Michigan 49950 is $47,188. The median household income for the surrounding county is $54,010 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Mohawk 49950 is 38.4 years.
The average high temperature in July is 73.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 9.7 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 29.9 inches per year, with 207.5 inches of snow per year.