Tucked away along Drummond Grade Road sits this remarkable 35-acre wooded retreat where quiet, self-sufficient living still thrives. Bordered by state-owned land in Saint Louis County, this property offers the space, freedom, and natural beauty that off-grid life is built upon. For those looking to live off the grid, tend animals, grow food, or simply enjoy the quiet rhythm of the woods, this property offers the perfect foundation. If a traditional homestead, or equipped building site is what your looking for, the onsite septic hooked up to the large garage on slab, drilled well, and electric available at the street, this is a prime building opportunity and location! The land is rich with life — stands of Swiss, Siberian, and stone pines, black cherry and cherry bushes, and room enough for gardens, livestock, or simply peaceful wandering. Winding trails and towering timber frame the property, while a 40x40 “buck pen” with 8-foot live wire fencing and a separate chicken coop make it ready for your homestead venture. The heart of the homestead is the rustic home, finished inside with natural tongue-and-groove wood and handsome log beams stretching across the vaulted ceilings. A wood-burning stove fireplace brings warmth and charm, keeping the living space, kitchen, bedroom area, and large four-season sunroom cozy year-round. There is a loft bedroom, that can be opened up into the large second story sunroom, or door access added, to customize the home to fit your needs. Second Story of addition currently accessed via exterior door. Simple, solid, and welcoming — the home reflects the land it sits on. A 40x25 garage stands nearby — partially insulated, metal-clad, and heated by its own wood stove. Mound septic system is already hooked to the garage, adding potential to future improvement or expansion. Plumbing access in the garage adds function and convenience for projects, storage, or extended workspace. There’s also a smaller shed and woodshed that once housed goats, along with a crib septic handling grey water from the home. A rough loafing shed sits nearby the privy. Bring your tools, your vision, and your love for the land — and make this Northwoods homestead your own.

Tucked away along Drummond Grade Road sits this remarkable 35-acre wooded retreat where quiet, self-sufficient living still thrives. Bordered by state-owned land in Saint Louis County, this property offers the space, freedom, and natural beauty that off-grid life is built upon. For those looking to live off the grid, tend animals, grow food, or simply enjoy the quiet rhythm of the woods, this property offers the perfect foundation. If a traditional homestead, or equipped building site is what your looking for, the onsite septic hooked up to the large garage on slab, drilled well, and electric available at the street, this is a prime building opportunity and location! The land is rich with life — stands of Swiss, Siberian, and stone pines, black cherry and cherry bushes, and room enough for gardens, livestock, or simply peaceful wandering. Winding trails and towering timber frame the property, while a 40x40 “buck pen” with 8-foot live wire fencing and a separate chicken coop make it ready for your homestead venture. The heart of the homestead is the rustic home, finished inside with natural tongue-and-groove wood and handsome log beams stretching across the vaulted ceilings. A wood-burning stove fireplace brings warmth and charm, keeping the living space, kitchen, bedroom area, and large four-season sunroom cozy year-round. There is a loft bedroom, that can be opened up into the large second story sunroom, or door access added, to customize the home to fit your needs. Second Story of addition currently accessed via exterior door. Simple, solid, and welcoming — the home reflects the land it sits on. A 40x25 garage stands nearby — partially insulated, metal-clad, and heated by its own wood stove. Mound septic system is already hooked to the garage, adding potential to future improvement or expansion. Plumbing access in the garage adds function and convenience for projects, storage, or extended workspace. There’s also a smaller shed and woodshed that once housed goats, along with a crib septic handling grey water from the home. A rough loafing shed sits nearby the privy. Bring your tools, your vision, and your love for the land — and make this Northwoods homestead your own.