This approximately 2.05-acre vacant parcel is located in the Larsmont area of Lake County, Minnesota, along the scenic North Shore between Duluth and Two Harbors. Featuring a wooded setting with convenient access to Highway 61, the property offers privacy while remaining close to nearby services and year-round recreation. Situated just under 1/4 mile from Lake Superior as the crow flies, the parcel is ideal for those seeking land near state parks, public lands, hiking trails, and outdoor activities. Knife River is approximately 3 miles southwest and offers a public marina, boat launch, public beach, dining, and seasonal events. Two Harbors is about 5 miles northeast with grocery stores, restaurants, fuel, healthcare, schools, lodging, and other amenities. Duluth is approximately 20 miles southwest and provides regional shopping, medical facilities, entertainment, colleges, and Duluth International Airport. The North Shore Scenic Drive provides easy access to many of the region's top destinations, including Gooseberry Falls State Park and Split Rock Lighthouse State Park. Numerous public beaches, recreation areas, and trailheads are also located throughout the surrounding area. Outdoor recreation is a major attraction, with opportunities for boating, kayaking, canoeing, paddleboarding, fishing, hiking, biking, wildlife viewing, and exploring Lake Superior's shoreline. The nearby Superior Hiking Trail spans more than 300 miles along the North Shore, while winter brings snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and other seasonal activities. ATV trails are also available in designated areas. The property is also within easy driving distance of popular North Shore attractions, including Russ Kendall’s Smoke House, Stoney Point, scenic overlooks, local breweries, restaurants, seasonal festivals, and Duluth attractions such as Canal Park, the Lakewalk, the Great Lakes Aquarium, and the Aerial Lift Bridge. According to Lake County records, the property is zoned CR (Commercial Rural). Whether your plans include building a home or cabin, establishing a small business, creating a seasonal retreat, or holding the property as an investment, buyers should verify zoning, permitted uses, utilities, access, and development requirements with Lake County before purchase.
Listing courtesy of Kyle Herr, Whitetail Properties Real Estate
