This 100-acre off-grid parcel in Gurd Township offers a rare combination of privacy, access, and natural features. Beatty Creek winds through the property, with Environmental Protection zoning surrounding the watercourse and Rural zoning across the balance of the land. Approximately half of the acreage was selectively logged a few years ago, creating improved trails, sightlines, and future growth potential while maintaining the character of the forest. Located at the corner of Rye Road and Granite Hill Road, the property features seasonal access along both roads, with direct frontage along Rye Road where the Trans Canada Trail runs along the southern boundary. The west side and northeast corner connect to more than 4,000 acres of Crown Land, offering exceptional space for exploration, recreation, and hunting. This area is within WMU 47, well-known for deer, moose, and small game. A snowmobile trail runs nearby along the Rye Road corridor. With its size, creek frontage, trail access, and Crown Land adjacency, this property is an excellent option for a hunt camp, cabin site, or a large recreational tract with endless room to roam.
