This is a rare opportunity to acquire a large, contiguous, multi-use landholding featuring extensive road frontage along M-50 (Monroe Road), Onsted Highway, Hand Highway, and Sheeler Road. The combined acreage presents a highly versatile landscape that appears to offer potential future building opportunities, subject to zoning, soils, and all required governmental approvals, making it well suited for agricultural production, recreation, and long-term investment. The property includes approximately 309± acres of productive, well-drained farmland currently supporting a corn and soybean rotation. Rolling topography, mature hardwood timber, grasslands, wetlands, and interior wildlife corridors create a visually striking setting while supporting excellent habitat diversity. Elevated ridgelines provide panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and contribute to the property's strong recreational appeal. A standout improvement is the 3,600± sq foot multipurpose building equipped with electric, well, septic, PEX hot and cold plumbing, and 200-amp electrical service. Features include multiple entry points, large open gathering areas, loft storage, a full bathroom with stone shower and multiple heads, and an additional half bath. Historically used for large family gatherings, weddings, and hunting-related recreation, the structure offers flexibility for agricultural support, recreational use, or private events. Adjacent to the building is a large RV area with four water and electric hookups, ideal for seasonal stays or group gatherings. Recreational amenities are abundant, including a scenic one-acre fishing pond, a winding tributary of Wolf Creek connecting Lake Erin to Dewey Lake, and extensive mature timber. The property supports strong populations of whitetail deer and wild turkey with consistent sign observed throughout. Portions of the property appear conducive to long-distance recreational shooting opportunities, subject to all applicable laws and safety considerations. Several areas border protected Michigan Nature Association land, enhancing privacy, long-term habitat stability, and conservation value. This is a true legacy-quality property offering breathtaking views, diverse landscapes, and a balance of income potential, recreation, and long-term appreciation. Properties of this scale, diversity, and visual character are increasingly difficult to assemble, making this an exceptional opportunity for farmers, investors, developers, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Tract Descriptions Tract 1: Approximately 1,250± feet of frontage on M-50 with a private 16± ft gravel drive extending over ¼ mile to some of the township's highest elevations, showcasing sweeping countryside views. Improvements include the 3,600± sq ft multipurpose building and four-site RV area with utilities. Roughly 55± acres are productive tillable farmland across three fields, with the balance in rolling terrain and quality wildlife habitat. Deer and turkey numbers are excellent. This tract offers a compelling blend of agriculture, recreation, and gathering space. Tract 2: Offering approximately 1,600± feet of frontage on paved Onsted Highway, this parcel provides strong access and visibility. The tract includes about 30± acres of productive farmland and 10± acres of mature hardwoods along a prominent ridge. A bluff overlooking the southern field creates exceptional views. Suitable for farming, recreation, or long-term investment. Tract 3: A high-exposure corner parcel with roughly 1,200± feet of frontage on M-50 and 2,300± feet on Onsted Highway. Comprised of approximately 52± acres of highly productive farmland with a small lowland area supporting wildlife travel. Ideal for agricultural use, investment, or a potential future homesite, subject to approvals. Tract 4: Featuring approximately 1,000± feet of frontage on M-50 (Monroe Road) and 150± feet of frontage on Onsted Highway, this tract offers a high-visibility corner location with strong exposure along a well-traveled corridor. The property may present future building opportunities, subject to zoning regulations, soil suitability, and local approvals. Improvements include a 30x40 machine shed and a roadside billboard located along M-50. Available information indicates the advertising permit for the billboard is held by the local Chamber of Commerce. However, no recorded lease, easement, or written agreement for the sign structure has been located. Ownership of the sign structure and any associated rights has not been verified. The billboard is not represented as owned by the seller and may or may not convey with the property. Buyers are responsible for conducting their own investigation regarding any permits, easements, lease rights, removal obligations, or other matters related to the billboard. Approximately 8± acres of productive, well-drained soils are currently in a corn and soybean rotation, making this an attractive small agricultural, investment, or future development parcel with excellent road frontage and accessibility. Any advertising structure located on the property is sold subject to any existing permits, licenses, or rights that may exist. Tract 5: Approximately 1,300± feet of frontage on Onsted Highway. Includes 45± acres of productive farmland and nearly 30± acres of mature hardwood timber. Borders over 20 acres of protected Michigan Nature Association land and features roughly 570± feet of a Wolf Creek tributary. Outstanding deer and turkey activity supports strong recreational value alongside agricultural income potential. Tract 6: Offering about 750± feet of frontage on M-50, this parcel features a scenic one-acre fishing pond and approximately 15± acres of tillable farmland. An appealing mix of recreation and production. Tract 7: Approximately 1,300± feet of frontage on Hand Highway with about 28± acres of farmland and 13± acres of grass and wildlife cover. Consistent deer movement observed. Well suited for farming, recreation, or potential residential use, subject to approvals. Tract 8: Roughly 650± feet of frontage on Hand Highway with approximately 20± acres of productive farmland currently in rotation. A solid agricultural or investment tract. Tract 9: Offers approximately 900± feet of frontage on Hand Highway and about 1,700± feet of a Wolf Creek tributary. Includes 22± acres of farmland with strong wildlife presence and scenic views throughout. Tract 10: Provides approximately 1,300± feet of frontage on Sheeler Road and 640± feet on Hand Highway. Consists of roughly 9± acres of mature timber within a scenic valley and 11± acres of productive farmland. Well suited for agricultural use or long-term investment.