3.03 Acres Outlot A Mine Shaft Place

The Scorpion Legacy Properties are a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a piece of the Northwoods—offered for the first time ever! This rare, family-held collection of land surrounding Rabbit Lake, just outside of Cuyuna, MN, includes two lakeview parcels (2.58 and 3.03 acres), all nestled among rolling hills, mature trees, and breathtaking lake views. Whether you're dreaming of a modern home, a rustic retreat, or a stylish shouse, these wooded sanctuaries provide the perfect canvas to build something truly special—offering privacy, beauty, and boundless potential in a setting that inspires. Only minutes from Crosby—home to the Cuyuna Regional Medical Center and a mecca of attractions, dining, shopping, and year-round recreation—you’re perfectly positioned to enjoy the best of small-town charm and big adventure. Nearby, the Cuyuna Country State Recreation Area offers world-class mountain biking, paddleboarding, fishing, and kayaking. This region has become a hotspot for outdoor enthusiasts and lifestyle seekers alike. You’ll also enjoy close proximity to the friendly towns of Cuyuna and Deerwood, known for their boutique shopping, local eateries, craft coffee, and warm community spirit. But these properties are more than land—they're legacy. “The Scorpion Legacy Properties are a rare, family-held collection of lands in Crow Wing and Cass counties—deeply rooted in faith, ingenuity, and a generational connection to the Northwoods. More than just real estate, these parcels reflect the life and legacy of Dick Harrison, whose vision transformed overlooked landscapes into enduring sanctuaries now ready for new stories to unfold.” If you’ve been looking for that perfect spot to build your getaway or forever home—surrounded by nature, steeped in heritage, and within arm’s reach of everything Cuyuna has to offer—your opportunity has arrived. Bring your builder, your vision, and your sense of adventure. Let’s write the next chapter of this legacy—starting with you.

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