If you have been looking for an affordable property with great attributes for hunting, building, ATVing and camping, you just found it. The property is found just 2 miles northeast of Amberg on a dead-end asphalt road. Many years ago a home/cabin was built on this land and remnants can still be found, the driveway still of value. The highest point on the property is found only 200 feet south of Black Sam Road, and as you move further south into the property the elevation changes over 50 feet, descending into a small valley where a small intermittment stream can be found. It is along this stream that you see tremendous deer sign. As you jump across the stream you immediately find yourself climbing the hillside to another high spot on the south end of the property, with elevation change of over 40 feet over a short distance. The trees here are mature but cover is heavy enough to hold deer and bear in comfort, it is peaceful here. Tree species includes oak, maple, balsam, birch, basswood, poplar and spruce, many of which are very large. There are intermittent rock outcroppings, something found on other properties along Black Sam Road. There might still exist an opportunity to own the entire 41.04 acres if the east 20.52+/- acres are still available. The seller has decided to offer this property in a single transaction or to be purchased as an east or west half. Either option is priced right. If you enjoy the outdoors and find that the quiet of a dead-end, well-maintained, road is important, walk the property or call the listing agent, Terry Patrick, for a tour of the property. As leaves begin to fall and the understory opens a bit, you will easily see what the seller has seen in this property, natural beauty. Call today, this one is nice and without question is affordable.