''The Marble Place'' - As the story goes, Mr. Marble was a Union officer in the Civil War and was therefore entitled to keep his horse. At the end of the war he moved North and traded that horse for the land now called the Marble Place. A fitting backdrop to an incredible 137+ acre property. As rugged as a Civil War officer, you can enjoy all the unique features of a northern Michigan treasure. A beautiful white pine forest invites you to experience pure nature. Rolling hardwood hills, historic sugar maples, superb wildlife/waterfowl habitat, deer, turkey, grouse, porcupine, eagles and so much more. A walk to the back welcomes you to a gushing spring, two natural creeks a large pond, home to waterfowl and small fish. This is an amazing natural property unmatched by anything in the area.