房源位置

This property, situated on the shores of Four Mile Lake, is in (that's right, in) the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest in the Great Northwoods of Wisconsin.
The Three Lakes Chain is part of the Eagle River-Three Lakes Chain of Lakes. This series of 28 lakes is the largest freshwater chain of lakes in the world. The Three Lakes part of the chain starts with the Burnt Rollways Reservoir and includes 20 lakes ranging in size from 123 acres to 1012 acres.
There are two sections to this property. 20 acres of lakefront land and 63 acres of forest land. The 2200sf log cabin sits on a point giving almost a 180-degree view of the beautiful lake and pristine shorelines. This is the most UNoccupied lake in the chain. Very few lakeside homes creating an unspoiled view of the lake. The 63 acres of forest land right across Old Military Road has miles of trails for exploration by hike or by bike.
The log home is incredible with 2400 square feet of open ceiling living space. Three bedrooms in the main home and a separate but attached bedroom with ensuite bathroom in what we call the annex.
The Sam Campbell Trail is a short distance away and his island home visible from the property. If you don't know who Sam Campbell is, take a few minutes to get to know him online. One of his books, "Too Much Salt and Pepper" is onsite for the reading.
This place is amazing!
This is not just a summer paradise. Imagine a winter wonderland only Hollywood could cook up and you've got a natural one here in the Northwoods! Snowmobile season starts about mid-December. We've got one of the best trail systems in the country. Bring your sleds or rent from one of the area shops. Access to the trail system is right across the lake. Easy access from the driveway through our small crick-side forest and onto the lake. Nature, restaurants and taverns a short distance away.
In the photos you'll find a short video (featuring yours truly) which showcases this property as a partner organization of the Nicolet-Wolf River Scenic Byway, one of five Wisconsin scenic byways, a 145-mile route through the heart of the Chequamegon/Nicolet Forest. We are at the very north end of the byway making it very convenient for those of you traveling from the south to enjoy this great ride. It is my preferred route from Milwaukee.
Oneida County Planning and Zoning Department, Administrative Review Permit #1800045