403 W Wackerly Road, Sanford, MI 48657 (MLS# 26052836)

Lot Description: Adj. to Public Land; Buildable

Street Type: Paved; Public

Util Avail at Street: Electricity Available; Natural Gas Available

Utilities Attached: None

Sewer: None

Water: Public Water

Terms Available: Cash; Conventional

Sale Conditions: None

Possession: Close Of Escrow

A rare opportunity to own 20 beautiful wooded acres in Sanford, Michigan offering exceptional privacy, a prepared homesite, and significant site work already completed. From paved W. Wackerly Road, an impressive 18-foot-wide private driveway extends approximately 600 feet through the mature woods, providing generous access for large vehicles, trailers and construction equipment. The drive opens to an approximately 150' 150' cleared building area, creating a spacious and secluded setting for your future home and outdoor living. Significant preliminary work has already been completed. The driveway and building site were EGLE approved and permitted in 2026. A perc test was completed in 2025, with the septic site approved by the Midland County Health Department. Beautiful, established trails meander through the mature woods, creating a peaceful setting for walking, exploring and hunting, while offering ample width for side-by-side and ATV access. With approximately 640 feet of paved road frontage, this property offers the feeling of a private wooded retreat without sacrificing convenience. Public water and natural gas are available at the road, with easy access to US-10, downtown Sanford and Midland. Whether your vision is a secluded custom home, recreational or hunting retreat, or simply more room to enjoy the outdoors, 403 W. Wackerly Road offers a special combination of privacy, accessibility and preparation that's increasingly difficult to find. 20 wooded acres. A secluded prepared homesite. Beautiful trails with room to expand. Much of the groundwork already done. This is a property that truly needs to be experienced in person. The privacy, scale and beauty of the setting simply can't be captured in photographs.