Lake Vermilion Real Estate

Rural Angora, MN home on 160 acres priced at $319,900

40 acre recreational parcel near Cook, MN, $39,900

300 acres on the Littlefork River/Gheen, MN, priced at $549,000

Crane Lake water access cabin offered at $375,000

Crane Lake road access cabin offered at $250,000

120 acre recreational parcel north of Chisholm, MN, $210,000

Mobile home on a Lake Vermilion leased waterfront lot, $54,900

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From the “Lack of Other Things to Post Department”… the website for the Minnesota State Fair notes 72 different food booths that offer an edible something-or-another on a stick.

The 2005 Fair starts tomorrow.

Search for your favorite fair food here.

Large Lake Vermilion water access parcel offered at $750,000

40 acres with rustic cabin near Cook, MN, $72,500

3+ acre rural parcel between Tower/Ely, MN, $26,500

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105+ acre rural parcel near Cook, MN, $75,000

3 bedroom log home on a private lake, $499,900

Shagawa Lake/Ely, MN waterfront lot offered at $175,000

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Here is a near new 2 bedroom home on Lake Vermilion’s Breezy Point. The listing brokerage has just indicated that the seller is motivated to sell this property and will look at any offer!

The price was just reduced from $835,000 to $785,000.

This home is located on a lot described as private and wooded with 222 feet of shoreline and 1.34 acres. The 1676 sq. ft. home features a master bath, dining room, heated flooring, and exterior decking. Extras include a large 24′ by 36′ heated garage with apartment, 10′ by 20′ sauna/bunkhouse, and storage building.

Contact me for additional details or to arrange a visit.

Rain Birds.

Whose Fish?

In the last several days, there’s been a lull in the number of area properties added to market.

So… to fill the gap here’s a time consuming puzzle you can try that is supposedly attributed to Albert Einstein. A number of clues are given that require the use of logic to determine “Who own’s the fish?”. The fish in question? The Walleye!

This blogger has posted his solution to the puzzle here. The shortcut to the answer is here.

Private and Remote Waterfront.

This interesting photo recently appeared on a number of scientific news outlets.

Location and access might be an issue with this real estate but it absolutely offers a quiet and secluded setting.

This is the Martian version of Lake Vermilion. The news release says the crater is 23 miles wide. That’s big. That’s a Lake Vermilionesque dimension. And the lake probably has some nice red sunsets.

I suppose Earthlings may someday vacation at such places. That’s tough to imagine.

Especially with gas hitting $65 a barrel.

FYI, the Business Directory webpage maintained by LakeVermilion.net is a good resource for locating Lake Vermilion products or services.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has posted their new proposed walleye regulations for Lake Vermilion. Read the details on this news release issued today.