Aitkin County Land Sale Parcel #10

Parcel 10

Legal Description: Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 31 Township 51 Range 26

Parcel ID: 20-0-051400

Starting Price at the Auction:         $55,100.00
        Land value - $47,510.00
        Timber value - $7,590.00

Acreage: 40 acres of land
The land consists of 31 acres high timber, 5 acres of low timber, and 4 acres of low brush. This land is connected up thousands of acres of county and state lands.

Timber:
    aspen pulp and bolts    298 cords
    hardwood pulp and bolts    115 cords
    tamarack pulp    5 cords

tamarack reproduction 5 acres

Aerial Map of parcel: Click here for map of parcel

Estimated real estate taxes for 2010:
$483.00 These taxes are based on the tax extension rate from 2008, a seasonal use, and the starting price at the auction. If any of these items change, the amount of the real estate taxes could also change. These amounts are an estimate only of the taxes that might be due. Your first tax payment will be due on May 15, 2010.

Access:
         This parcel has no access. It has privately owned land on two sides of it. You will need to talk to the adjoining landowner to see if they are willing to either give or sell you an easement. If they are not willing, you can petition the township for an access under the Minnesota Statues 2007 Chapter 164.08. All costs incurred by the township could be your costs.

Driving Directions:   From Hwy 169 north of Aitkin turn west on County Road 7 for approx. 3.5 miles until you come to the town of Swatara. Proceed south on Co Rd. 29 for approx. 2 3/4 miles. At this point you would be 1/4 mile east of the SE corner of the property.

GPS Coordinates: 46.8579 Lat, -93.6851 Long - approx. center of 40 acres

Points of Interest:
Aitkin County has many acres of public lands that are open for hunting and recreation purposes. It has over 600 miles of groomed snowmobile trails, approx. 120 miles of maintained ATV trails, and 365 lakes for fishing and recreation. Aitkin is the county seat for Aitkin County and has the government offices located there.
FYI - Aitkin County is 151 years old this year. Aitkin County was established in 1857 and has been in existence 1 year longer than Minnesota has been a state. If you purchase this property, you will become a member of a long established county.

Nearest town:
The nearest town would be Swatara which will get you a few of the necessities. Otherwise you are closest to Hill City and Palisade.