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Lake House on Big Grassy River on Lake of the Woods
$350,000.00 US
This is your chance to own an absolutely gorgeous ranch style lake house on the famous Lake of the Woods in the community of Morson.
3/4 of an acre, 200 feet of lake frontage, 32x32 garage, 3 stall boat house, 200 amp service, storage shed, and wood shed with 2 years of cut wood!
What more could you want? How about 2100 square feet of living space? How about 3 bedrooms and two bathrooms? How about a 3 season porch and a 6 person hot tub? How about 3 types of woodstoves?
And more! Built in dishwasher, main floor laundry, central air, and even garbage pick up!
If you are looking for a lake house ideal for the fishing, hunting and nature loving family, this is a MUST SEE!
Location location location. This property is on the Big Grassy River just before it drains into Lake of the Woods, and just around the corner form Swens Bay and Elenor Lake.
What makes Lake of the Woods so great? Its shorelines and islands are largely undeveloped. Travelers can marvel at much of the same scenery that the first explorers saw when they discovered this island-studded gem in the center of the continent. It is a premier outdoor recreation area for anglers, hunters, boaters and nature lovers. Its rocky shores, marshy inlets and sandy bays are habitats suitable for many species of fish. The area of the lake near Morson offers some of the best angling to be found anywhere.
Muskie, walleye, smallmouth bass, northern pike, crappie and perch are only minute’s way in Miles Bay, Obabikon Lake and Sabaskong Bay, as well as right off your dock! And you are also close to the clear deep water for lake trout fishing in Whitefish Bay.
The property faces west in the island belt of the lake where the many sheltered bays offer protection from the wind. Fishing on Lake of the Woods is truly fishing at its finest.
Wild rice bays in the area are feeding grounds for migrating birds and the duck hunting here is among the finest in the world. Flocks of mallards and teal, wood ducks and rafts of bluebills are available to the sure-eyed hunters. There are geese, too. Relatively rare to the area just a decade ago, they continue to increase in number. Grouse are plentiful and are sport for the small game hunters who seek them out.
Moose, deer and bear roam the forests of the islands and the mainland. Deer are especially populous on the mainland. Deer and bear are hunted on both the mainland and islands.
If you are planning a hunting trip, make reservations early, as the hunt is limited.
This is in Wildlife Management Unit (WMU) 7B has a open season for non-residents for Black Bear and small game, as well non-resident land owners can hunt moose through an outfitter, and deer when accompanied by a guide. However, if you go just above the "6th Meridian" in WMU 7B, non-residents can hunt deer without a guide. What an opportunity!
Throughout Lake of the Woods, centuries old Indian rock paintings on Lake of the Woods stand as remnants of the area’s earliest inhabitants. They are believed to be 800 – 900 years old!
This is just less then 80 miles from Fort Francis and International Falls (54 miles as the crow flies). And once you cross the border into Canada, you could be off fishing from your dock in less than an hour and a half!
View this property on Google Maps at www.recreationland.net/maps/morson.html
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Sutton Group Today's Realty Company Ltd., Brokerage