TBD80 Jug Rd

A hunting cabin of 615 square feet on 80 wooded acres in Baraga Township, Michigan, listed at $225,000. The cabin connects to a separate bunkhouse by a covered walkway, with a detached garage and a wood-fired sauna also on the property.

The land and setting

The parcel is 80 acres in Baraga County, in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, with the listing’s own dimensions working out to a half-mile-long rectangle. The listing describes the acreage as having been selectively cut in 2012 and crossed by groomed trails. The photos show a network of leaf-covered paths through mixed hardwoods in fall color, along with a parcel map marking the trail system and property boundary.

Jug Road is a private road, and the listing states that access easements exist through privately owned land but not through any state land the parcel may border. Confirm the access and easement details directly with the agent before relying on year-round road access.

The cabin and bunkhouse

The main cabin is 615 square feet, one bedroom and one bathroom, built in 2000 with cedar interior walls and ceilings. It has a propane range and refrigerator in the kitchen, carpeted living space, and a gas water heater. Heat comes from a wall furnace and space heaters running on oil and propane, with no central cooling.

A covered walkway connects the cabin to a separate bunkhouse, fitted with multiple bunks along both walls and its own propane space heater. The listing lists the bunkhouse and a shed among the property’s additional structures.

A detached garage with a concrete floor stands apart from the cabin, and a wood-fired sauna building sits nearby in the clearing.

Power is generator-only per the listing, with no utility electric service. Water comes from a point well and sewer is a holding tank. None of the photos in this gallery show the creek, stream or rural view the listing’s own facts panel lists as features of the property. Confirm those directly with the agent if they matter to your decision.

The facts

What to know before you call

The cabin runs on a generator with no utility electric service, and heat is oil and propane rather than a central system. Ask the agent what the generator setup actually involves day to day before counting on power being available the moment you arrive.

The property is priced at $225,000, listed four days ago as of this writing with no prior price history to report.

This is our first property in the Baraga, Michigan market. There is no Upper Peninsula hub page yet linking into it. Anyone comparing it against other Upper Peninsula hunting camps can see everything currently listed.

Annie Fish at UP North Realty is the listing agent and handles showings, at 906-201-4637 or the brokerage line at 906-524-2211. More like this lands in the Monday email.