This spectacular 80-acre piece of Canadian Shield near Collins Bay is currently occupied by wildlife, as seen from the attached photographic evidence. Formerly a woodlot, it would suit continued use as a woodlot or it would suit human occupation in the form of one, two or more estate lots, provided the necessary municipal approvals are obtained. The section on the West of Laplage Road has a 200-foot gravel driveway installed which could be extended to a beautiful treed building site on a rise. Visualize the valley leading up to it (i.e., the grassy wildlife preserve) converted to parkland which continues to invite wildlife. Two other driveways serve the west section of the 80 acres, most of which is hardwood and mixed forest. The section on the East of Laplage Road is characterized by a large granite outcropping. Land surrounding the outcropping is designated PSW - Provincially Significant Wetlands, as seen on the zoning map provided by the municipality (in photos section). Three driveways serve this east section as well. One old trail north of the outcropping leads through the massive poplars up to the northeasterly slope of the granite ridge. There may possibly be a building site accessible on non-designated land within a pocket between rock faces. Please refer to the drone photos attached, the photo in GeoWarehouse, walk the land and confer with the municipality and/or the province in this regard. To the north this property abuts farmland, and to the south it abuts Pake's trailer park. Laplage Road southbound leads directly to cottage country, featuring several impressive new builds. The zoning is RU, which permits a number of agricultural and equestrian uses. Please contact listing agent for a comprehensive boots-on-the-ground viewing of this property as the wildlife and the owner wish to preserve their privacy. Hydro is on the road.