5435 Edwards Road , Harbor Beach, MI 48441(Huron County)

Huron County - diverse 27 acres of hunting land with well-built home and outbuildingsTucked into the rolling countryside of Huron County sits a property that captures the essence of rural living. This 27-acre farm is more than just land - it’s a place where traditions are built, memories are made, and the outdoors is enjoyed in its purest form.Here, a year-round creek cuts through the center of the acreage, apple trees provide both charm and wildlife attraction, and strategically placed elevated blinds stand ready for autumn hunts. The balance of timber, cover, and open ground makes the farm both practical and beautiful, creating an environment where deer thrive and where a homesteader can put down roots.Anchored by a 1,400 sq. ft. home with three bedrooms and one bathroom and complemented by a massive 105’x42’ barn with 18-foot trusses, this property offers the perfect foundation for either a full-time residence or a weekend hunting retreat. Whether your vision is a comfortable family homestead or a hunter’s getaway, this Huron County farm delivers.The land - rolling, diverse, and full of characterThe land itself tells a story. Its diverse, rolling terrain sets it apart from flat tracts, giving it personality and functionality. Gentle hills rise and fall across the acreage, creating natural vantage points and secluded hollows. These changes in elevation not only add beauty but also give hunters strategic positions and homesteaders sheltered areas for future gardens, small pastures or simply enjoying the views.Year-round creekAt the heart of the property is a year-round creek that flows steadily through the center. Unlike seasonal streams, this creek provides a permanent water source and a natural gathering place for wildlife. The sound of moving water enhances the land’s tranquility, while its presence adds reliability for both recreation and homesteading purposes.Families will enjoy afternoons exploring along its banks, children catching minnows in the shallows and hunters knowing that wildlife will always be drawn to this dependable source of water.Timber and coverPortions of the property are covered in timber and natural growth, providing excellent cover for deer and turkey. These wooded sections serve as bedding areas and travel corridors, ensuring the property consistently holds game. For homesteaders, the timber also provides natural beauty, shade, and the possibility of firewood harvests to heat a home in the colder months.Apple trees - a legacy of the landScattered across the acreage are mature apple trees, a living reminder of the land’s history. Every fall, these trees not only provide seasonal beauty but also serve as a magnet for deer. Hunters know that apple trees are one of the most effective natural attractants and here they are already established and thriving. For families, the joy of picking apples is a simple but meaningful reminder of country living.Tillable fieldsWhile hunting and homesteading are the property’s highlights, the acreage also includes several tillable fields. These open areas are ideal for planting food plots, establishing gardens or creating pasture for small livestock. They bring flexibility to the property without overwhelming it - offering enough open ground for practical use while keeping the overall character centered on recreation and self-sufficiency.Hunting potential turnkey and provenThis Huron County farm is ready-made for hunting enthusiasts. With its blend of cover, water, food sources, and open ground, it creates the ideal environment for whitetail deer.* Elevated blinds: multiple blinds are already in place, overlooking prime hunting areas. Their elevated positions provide comfort, safety, and commanding views of deer movement.* Natural travel corridors: the rolling terrain, timber stands and creek create predictable routes that deer use year-round.* Apple trees & food sources: deer frequent the property thanks to the established apple trees and the availability of open fields for planting plots.* Year-round appeal: from early season bow hunting to late-season rifle hunts, this land holds deer throughout the year.Turkey hunting adds to the excitement, with gobbles echoing across the creek bottom in spring. Small game and even waterfowl along the creek broaden the hunting opportunities, ensuring that outdoor enthusiasts have something to enjoy in every season.The home - comfortable and practicalAt the core of the acreage sits a 1,400 sq. ft. home, built with practicality in mind and offering three bedrooms and one bathroom.Its size and layout strike a balance: large enough for family living yet manageable for easy maintenance. It’s perfectly suited for:* A primary residence: move in and make this your permanent home in the country.* A weekend retreat: an easy-to-maintain getaway for hunters, families or friends.* A hunting lodge: a warm, reliable place to return to after a long day in the woods.Inside, the home provides the essentials of comfortable living. Outside, it connects seamlessly to the land - step from your back door into fields, woods, and creek bottoms. It’s a home that reflects the land itself: solid, welcoming and full of possibility.The barn room for everythingFew properties of this size come with a barn as impressive as this one. Measuring 105’x42’ with towering 18-foot trusses, the barn offers remarkable space for equipment, vehicles or homesteading projects.Uses Include:* Equipment storage: protect tractors, UTVs and implements from the elements.* Workshop: ample space for woodworking, mechanics or homesteading projects.* Livestock shelter: with some modifications, it can easily support small-scale livestock or horses.* Recreation storage: store ATVs, hunting gear, boats or campers with ease.This barn is not just a structure - it’s a hub of activity and possibility. For hunters, it’s a place to organize gear and process game. For homesteaders, it’s the foundation for self-sufficient living.Homesteading lifestyleBeyond hunting, this property is tailor-made for those drawn to the idea of homesteading. With water, open fields, timber and established fruit trees, it provides all the elements needed to create a self-reliant lifestyle.* Gardening: the tillable fields can be used for family gardens that provide fresh vegetables throughout the year.* Livestock: with the barn and open ground, raising chickens, goats, or a small herd of cattle is within reach.* Firewood: timbered areas ensure a renewable source of heating fuel.* Seasonal foraging: apples and natural wild growth add to the bounty of the land.Homesteading here means not just living on the land but living with it - drawing from its resources, maintaining its health and passing it down to future generations.Recreation beyond huntingWhile hunting may be the central appeal, the property offers far more:* ATV & horseback riding: explore trails and open areas across the rolling ground.* Hiking & birdwatching: from creek bottoms to hilltops, every walk reveals new beauty.* Family gatherings: creekside picnics, bonfires and campouts turn weekends into lasting memories.The diversity of the land ensures that there’s always something to do, no matter the season.Location - heart of Huron CountyThough it feels private and secluded, the property enjoys the advantages of being located in Huron County. The region is known for its strong sense of community, fertile farmland and abundant wildlife. Towns, schools and local services are just a short drive away, providing convenience without sacrificing the peace of rural life.Major roadways connect the county to nearby cities, making the property accessible for weekend retreats or commutes. Here, you can enjoy the quiet of country living while still staying connected to the essentials.This 27-acre property in Huron County combines everything buyers look for in a rural retreat: diverse rolling terrain, a year-round creek, apple trees, timber and multiple hunting blinds. Anchored by a comfortable 1,400 sq. ft. home and a massive 105’x42’ barn, it’s as practical as it is beautiful.For the hunter, it’s turnkey and proven. For the homesteader, it offers the foundation for a self-sufficient lifestyle. For families, it’s a place to enjoy the outdoors, grow together and put down roots.If your vision includes deer-filled autumn mornings, summer gardens and evenings by the creek, this Huron County farm is ready to welcome you home.