TW#8 - Country Homesite Near Trego & Hayward — 1.87 Acres with a Big Clearing

If you’ve been dreaming about trading city noise for a quieter, simpler setting, this 1.87-acre parcel is a strong fit for a future country home. The lot sits along a quiet country road and offers the two things home-builders love most: easy access and easy-to-work-with land.

The terrain is level, the property features a large open clearing ideal for your home site, and the setting is framed by attractive Northwoods hardwoods—primarily oak, with popple and birch mixed in. It’s the kind of parcel where you can picture a driveway, a yard, a garden, and a home tucked just back from the road with woods as your backdrop.

You’ll be close to everyday convenience without giving up the “out in the country” feel—about 15 minutes to Trego and 30 minutes to Hayward.

Outdoor recreation right up the road:

One of the best parts of this location is how quickly you can get on the water or onto the trails. The Namekagon River—part of the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway—is a local favorite for paddling, fishing, and peaceful days on a protected river corridor.

For biking, hiking, and four-season exploring, the Wild Rivers State Trail runs through Trego and spans more than 100 miles across the region. And if you want a quick, close-to-home walk in the woods, the Trego Lake Trail offers miles of looping trail right along the water.

What you’ll love about Hayward:

Hayward is a classic Northwoods town with great dining, shops, and a strong outdoor culture. Spend an afternoon at the Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame, then head out for lake time, hiking, hunting, or weekend exploring in the surrounding Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. In winter, the area is especially well-known for American Birkebeiner and its trail system and events.

A simple, build-focused parcel with the right location:

This is the kind of property buyers look for when they want to build a home outside the city: small enough to manage, cleared and level where it matters, and positioned in an area where weekends can be spent on rivers, trails, lakes, and public land across Washburn County.

Jonah Ritt
(920)559-1557 (cell)