10000 W M-50 Block , Onsted, MI 49265(Lenawee County)

Live and Online at Ranchandfarmauctions.comAuction Date: 03/24/2026 Auction Time: 1:00 PM ETAuction Held At: The Mill Sports & Event Center, 230 N Main St, Onsted, MI 49265Entire Farm Description: This is a rare opportunity to acquire a large, contiguous, multi-use landholding with extensive road frontage along M-50 (Monroe Road), Onsted Highway, Hand Highway, and Sheeler Road. The combined acreage offers a highly versatile landscape that appears to provide potential future building opportunities, subject to zoning, soils, and all required local approvals, making it well-suited for agricultural production, recreation, and long-term investment.The property encompasses approximately 309 acres of productive, well-drained farmland, primarily in a corn and soybean rotation, complemented by rolling topography, mature hardwood timber, grasslands, wetlands, and interior wildlife cover. Elevated ridgelines throughout the property provide panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, while the diversity of terrain creates exceptional habitat and visual appeal.A standout improvement is the 3,600 square foot multipurpose building, equipped with electric, well, septic, PEX hot and cold water plumbing, and a 200-amp electrical service. The structure offers multiple entry points, large open interior spaces, patio doors, loft storage, a full bathroom with stone showers and multiple heads, and an additional half bathroom. Historically utilized for large family gatherings, weddings, and hunting-related recreational use, the building provides flexibility for a wide range of recreational and agricultural applications. Adjacent to the building is a large RV area with four RV hookups, each offering water and electric, ideal for group gatherings, seasonal use, or extended stays.Recreational amenities are abundant across the property, including a scenic one-acre fishing pond, a scenic winding tributary of Wolf Creek connecting Lake Erin to Dewey Lake, and extensive mature hardwood timber and cover. The property supports strong populations of whitetail deer and wild turkey, with consistent sign and frequent sightings observed throughout. Given the size, layout, and topography, portions of the property appear to offer potential for long-distance recreational shooting opportunities, subject to all applicable laws, safety considerations, and local regulations.Several areas of the property border or are adjacent to protected Michigan Nature Association land, enhancing privacy, long-term habitat integrity, and conservation value.This is a true legacy-quality propertyone of the most outstanding and visually compelling tracts of land we have had the privilege to represent. The land offers breathtaking scenic views from multiple elevated vantage points, overlooking rolling countryside and a rich mosaic of landscapes within the property itself. From mature hardwood ridges and sweeping farmland to tranquil ponds, winding creeks, and natural wildlife corridors, the setting feels timeless and enduring. This is the type of property designed to be held, stewarded, and enjoyed across generations, creating lasting memories and long-term value for decades to come.Tract 1 Description: 108.37 acresOffering approximately 1,250 feet of frontage on M-50 (Monroe Road), this highly diverse tract appears to offer potential future building opportunities, subject to zoning, soils, and all local approvals. A long, private 16ft wide gravel driveway leads back over mile to some of the townships' highest peaks that may represent some of the most desirable potential build locations on the property, showcasing sweeping rolling views to the north and southwest. The property features a 3,600 square foot multipurpose building with electric, well, septic, PEX hot and cold water plumbing, and a 200-amp electrical service. Improvements include automatic garage doors, ceiling fans, lighting, a large full bathroom with a stone shower area and multiple shower heads, plus an additional half bathroom. The building offers multiple entry doors, two large interior rooms, stairway access to storage, and upper loft storage. Historically, the structure has been utilized for large family gatherings, weddings, and recreational hunting-related uses, offering flexibility for a variety of recreational or agricultural purposes. A large RV parking area is located near the building and includes four RV hookups with water and electric, making it well-suited for group gatherings, seasonal use, or recreational events. Approximately 55 acres of productive, well-drained tillable farmland are spread across three separate fields. The remaining acreage features rolling topography, natural cover, and exceptional wildlife habitat. Deer and turkey numbers are outstanding, making this a premier recreational and hunting tract. Due to the size, layout, and topography, the property also appears to offer potential for long-distance recreational shooting opportunities, subject to all applicable laws, safety considerations, and local regulations.This tract represents a true legacy-style ownership opportunity. With its elevated vantage points, expansive views, and combination of productive farmland, recreation, and gathering space, this is the type of property designed to be enjoyed and stewarded across generations. Whether hosting family celebrations, seasonal traditions, hunting camps, or quiet retreats, the land offers a setting where memories are made and passed down. Properties with this level of diversity, privacy, and character are increasingly rare, making this an exceptional opportunity for those seeking something enduring, meaningful, and lasting. Tract 2 Description: 57.5 acresWith approximately 1600 feet of frontage on paved Onsted Highway, this tract provides excellent access and visibility. The property appears to offer potential future building opportunities, subject to zoning, soils, and local approvals.The land consists of approximately 30 acres of level, well-drained, productive farmland, currently in a corn and soybean rotation. An additional 10 acres of mature hardwood consisting of oak, hickory, and more sit along a prominent ridge on the west side of the property, adding both recreational appeal and scenic character. The north tillable field sits atop a large bluff overlooking the south field, creating incredible viewsWildlife is abundant, with significant deer and turkey activity observed throughout the tract, making it suitable for farming, recreation, or long-term investment.Tract 3 Description: 65 acres This outstanding corner parcel features approximately 1200 feet of frontage on M-50 (Monroe Road) and 2300 feet on Onsted Highway, offering excellent access and exposure. The property appears to offer potential future building opportunities, subject to zoning, soils, and local approvals.Comprised of approximately 52 acres of highly productive, well-drained farmland, the tract is primarily tillable, with a small lowground area that enhances wildlife habitat. Deer frequently travel through the property, and tracks and sightings are evident throughout.This tract is well-suited for agricultural use, investment, or a potential future homesite location.Tract 4 Description: 10.5 acresFeaturing approximately 1,000 feet of frontage on M-50 (Monroe Road) and 150 feet on Onsted Highway, this tract offers a high-visibility corner location. The property appears to offer potential future building opportunities, subject to zoning, soils, and local approvals.There is a 30x40 machine shed and a large billboard with high visibility on M-50, with the traffic count potential of thousands of vehicles per day. Approximately 8 acres of productive, well-drained soils are currently in a corn and soybean rotation, making this an attractive small agricultural or investment parcel with excellent road exposure.Tract 5 Description: 80 acresOffering approximately 1,300 feet of frontage on paved Onsted Highway, this highly diverse tract appears to offer potential future building opportunities, subject to zoning, soils, and local approvals.The property includes approximately 45 acres of productive, well-drained farmland, along with nearly 30 acres of mature hardwood timber and wildlife cover. The rolling topography and field layout create secluded interior feeding areas, making this an exceptional hunting tract.The parcel borders over 20 acres of protected Michigan Nature Association land, providing a permanent wildlife sanctuary and enhanced recreational value. Additionally, approximately 570 feet of a Wolf Creek tributary winds through the property, serving as a vital water source for wildlife and connecting Lake Erin to Dewey Lake.Deer and turkey populations are excellent, and the tract offers significant recreational, timber, and long-term investment value.Tract 6 Description: 33 acresWith approximately 750 feet of frontage on M-50 (Monroe Road), this tract features a scenic one-acre recreational fishing pond. The property appears to offer potential future building opportunities, subject to zoning, soils, and local approvals.Approximately 15 acres of productive, well-drained farmland are currently in a corn and soybean rotation, making this an appealing blend of agriculture and recreation.Tract 7 Description: 40 acresOffering approximately 1,300 feet of frontage on Hand Highway, this tract appears to offer potential future building opportunities, subject to zoning, soils, and local approvals.The property includes approximately 28 acres of productive farmland with mostly even ground, along with 13 acres of grass and wildlife cover on the north end. While primarily open and level, the tract shows consistent wildlife movement, with deer frequently crossing and utilizing the cover areas.This parcel is well-suited for farming, recreation, or potential future residential use.Tract 8 Description: 20 acres Featuring approximately 650 feet of frontage on Hand Highway, this tract appears to offer potential future building opportunities, subject to zoning, soils, and local approvals.The property consists of approximately 20 acres of productive, well-drained farmland, currently in a corn-soybean rotation, making it a solid agricultural or investment parcel.Tract 9 Description: 29.87 acres With approximately 900 feet of frontage on Hand Highway, this scenic tract appears to offer potential future building opportunities, subject to zoning, soils, and local approvals.The property includes approximately 22 acres of productive farmland and approximately 1,700 feet of a Wolf Creek tributary winding through the parcel. The water feature enhances both aesthetics and wildlife habitat, with frequent deer and turkey activity observed throughout. Deer activity on this parcel is very high. This property is very scenic, offering excellent views.Tract 10 Description: 20 acres This tract offers approximately mile (1,300 feet) of frontage on Sheeler Road and 640 feet on Hand Highway, providing excellent access from two roadways. The property appears to offer potential future building opportunities, subject to zoning, soils, and local approvals.This parcel consists of approximately 9 acres of mature timber in a scenic valley on the east and approximately 11acres of productive, well-drained agricultural soils currently utilized in a corn and soybean rotation, making it well suited for farming or long-term investment.Tracts: All TractsSoil Types: Wawasee loam, Miami loam and Boyer sandy loam, and Conover loamSoil PI/NCCPI/CSR2: NCCPI 60.83CRP Acres/Payment: No CRPTaxes: $4939.74 for all tractsLease Status: Open Tenancy for 2026 crop yearPossession: Immediate possession at closingSurvey Needed?: No survey neededBrief Legal: 464.24 acres Pt SE S9 T5S R2E, pt NE , pt SE 1/4, PT NW , pt SW S16 T5S R2E Lenawee Co MIPIDs: CA0-109-4600-00, PID CA0-116-2055-00, CA0-109-4800-00, CA0-116-2800-0, CA0-116-2950-00, CA0-116-4300-00, CA0-116-2600-00, CA0-116-1800-00, CA0-116-3900-00, CA0-116-3400-00, CA0-116-3900-00Lat/Lon: 42.0422, -84.19695Zip Code: 49265