6550 630th Avenue , Wheaton, MN 56296(Traverse County)

PRICE REDUCED AND 5 ADDITIONAL ACRES ADDED!! SELLER SAYS TO MAKE AN OFFER!! Nestled in the heart of where the Central and Mississippi migration flyways overlap and the historic “Land O’ Ducks” area of rural Wheaton, along with being only a stone’s throw away from the famed fishing waters of Lake Traverse, this hobby farm offers country living surrounded by a multitude of possibilities for the outdoor enthusiast. The 3 bedroom, 2 bath home built in 2006 features cedar siding, vaulted ceiling, oak hardwood floors, tongue and groove pine, a huge attached garage and not to mention, breathtaking sunset views over Mud Lake and the hills of South Dakota. There are multiple outbuildings highlighted by the 23' x 27' guest bunk cabin with bathroom, electricity, heat, A/C and attached garage that makes the perfect amenity for hosting family, friends or even to rent out to those seeking a place to stay while they pursue the variety of game species the area has to offer. The 48' x 32' barn has electricity and water in place and with its 36' x 32' attached shelter and pasture area, will accommodate horses or could easily be converted to a wide variety of uses. The 40’ x 80’ shed with electricity is ready to store all your seasonal toys. So, whether you’re looking to move away from the hustle of city living, have your own personal recreational base camp or even set up a year round guiding business, this property is set to accommodate all of the above!  

Property Features:

- 3.5 miles west of Wheaton

- 1/2 mile from the public access to the historic waterfowl border waters of Mud Lake

- Only 4 miles to the public access on Lake Traverse (walleye season opens late April)

- Numerous public hunting options around the area including across the border in South Dakota

- House has 2,500+ square feet of total space and 2,000+ square feet of that being finished

- 52' x 24' attached garage with 3 parking stalls and a 4th stall for storage or workshop

- Situated in the middle of the spring and fall migrations

- Driveway easement to property