Safari Whitetail Resort For Sale In Minong, Wisconsin

Do you ever want to just give up and move to a remote island? This might be an option, if you want to own a resort in the middle of nowhere that is surrounded by trees and miles of shoreline. We can dream, can't we?

There is an amazing oasis up for sale just a short drive from the Twin Ports. Located in Minong, the Safari Whitetail Resort could be yours for $4,275,000. It comes complete with six cabins, a horse stall and a twenty-acre hay field set up.

It also has a large cabin, complete with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. It sits on one-thousand acres, comes with a caretaker property on site and twenty miles of trails for ATVs. Of course, there are also about seven-thousand feet of shoreline along Buffalo Lake, where the resort sits.

This is also a great place for lovers of the outdoors, with bear, grouse, turkey and waterfowl. The lake also has a sand bottom and is packed with fish. According to the listing, you really have to soak in the beauty of the property in person.

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If you've ever dreamed of being the owner of a beautiful resort, it may be your time to shine. Even if you haven't, it is fun to simply look at this piece of property, even if only to keep in mind for a future visit! Take a tour and see the beauty of it for yourself:

Safari Whitetail Resort In Minong For Sale

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