N8650 Whispering Pines 21.75 Road # 2 Stephenson, MI 49887

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EXECUTIVE HOME and One-Twelfth Club Membership FOR SALE IN PRIVATE MICHIGAN HUNT CLUB! - The 840 Acre Whispering Pines Club is located around the shores of Resort Lake, which is one of seven lakes in the Shakey Lakes Chain of Lakes. The chain is located in Lake Township, Menominee County, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. - Menominee County is located in the southernmost part of the Upper Peninsula. Its shoreline starts at the Bay of Green Bay which connects with Lake Michigan waters on the east and is separated from Wisconsin on the southwest boundary by the Menominee River. - The Club is owned by twelve members with a 1/12 undivided interest in the land, and was originally Incorporated in 1926! - Club Membership provides access to seven lakes, a swim beach, a tennis court, a playground, a volley ball court, a rifle range, a skeet range, and to miles of trails that meander throughout the acreage. Many year-round activities are available here – swimming, canoeing, hiking, wildflower and bird viewing, deer and bird hunting, cross-country skiing, ATV riding and snowmobiling. Golf is available a short distance away. - The home is located on Resort Lake and looks up Long Lake. Resort Lake covers 100+/- acres, have a maximum depth of 46+/- feet, and has about 3+ miles of shoreline to explore. A water enthusiast’s all-sports lake paradise, there are opportunities for boating, tubing, skiing, jet skiing, kayaking, and swimming. Anglers fish this pristine spring-fed lake in the summer and winter. Northern pike, Largemouth bass, and Yellow Perch are dominant species as are sunfish and Bluegills. Smallmouth bass, Black crappie, Bullheads, Walleye pike, Rock bass are present in the nearby Menominee River. - Whitetail deer and Black bear visit the club lands. Birds such as Eagles, Pheasant, Ruffled grouse, Woodcock, and Turkeys, as well as waterfowl can be seen as they migrate. A waterfall feature and wildflowers growing in lakeside... Continued In Addendum