660th Avenue Hunt it. Explore it. Imagine your home here. If you've been looking for a place to get away and enjoy the outdoors, these 82.75 acres about four miles south of Wheaton are worth a look. Native grass provides habitat for pheasants and deer, with more conservation ground nearby. Approximately 76.3 acres are protected by a permanent RIM (Reinvest in Minnesota) conservation easement, but you can still hunt the land and decide who has permission to join you. There's also one year remaining of CRP payments. What makes this property especially appealing is the approximately three-acre area outside the easement along the west edge. With roughly 400 x 300 feet and gravel road frontage, there's space for a potential home or cabin with your hunting ground right out the door. You'd need to add a driveway and utilities, but the possibilities are exciting. Acreage and dimensions are approximate; buyer to verify easement restrictions, CRP terms, and building requirements.