About 14331 395th Lane
This 120-acre property in Aitkin County, Minnesota, features a combination of hay ground, woods, ponds, and multiple buildings, making it a versatile option for hunting, recreation, and rural living. The property features a 1,545-square-foot, 1.5-story farmhouse, several sheds, and a Morton-built shop. Located in an area with abundant wildlife and with direct access to state land on a portion of the southern boundary, it offers a wide range of outdoor activities. The farmhouse features a front entryway addition that connects to both the main level and the unfinished basement. On the main level, the home includes a kitchen, dining room, living room, one bedroom, and a full bathroom. The upper level has two bedrooms, an additional living area, and a bathroom. The house is heated with LP gas, has vinyl siding, a shingle roof, and no air conditioning. It is being sold as-is. Besides the house, the property has several outbuildings. The Morton shop, built about 15 years ago, measures 44 by 34 feet (1,496 sq. ft.) and is fully insulated and heated with in-floor heat. It features concrete floors, metal siding, a metal roof, a 12-foot clear height, and an 11-by-16-foot overhead door. A Morton machine shed, constructed roughly 6 years ago, measures 60 by 60 feet (3,600 sq. ft.) with a dirt floor, 16-foot clear height, and two overhead doors. A third shed, measuring 76 by 28 feet (2,128 sq. ft.), has a dirt floor, 12-foot clear height, metal siding, and a metal roof. There’s also a barn and a few additional outbuildings, although these are considered fully depreciated. The land consists of wooded areas and open fields. Several ponds are spread across the property, offering habitat for waterfowl. The woods have mature trees and show signs of strong deer activity, with trails and clearings that could be reestablished for access. The property features deer, bear, turkeys, grouse, and waterfowl, including geese, which frequently visit the fields and ponds. A portion of the southern border connects directly to state-owned land, which can allow for extended access or vantage points for wildlife movement. This acreage offers a wide range of potential uses, from farming, hunting, and recreation to rural living and storage. The presence of multiple buildings, including modern Morton structures, provides options for storage, workspace, or equipment housing. The mix of woods, water, and open ground creates diverse opportunities for land management and outdoor activities. The property, house, and buildings are being sold as is. Nearby towns include: McGregor, MN, about 15 miles
