N5705 Ojibway Road presents a distinctive redevelopment opportunity on 124.56 acres in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Formerly the Ojibway Correctional Facility, this expansive property includes 17 structurally sound one- and two-story buildings totaling approximately 164,000 square feet, along with paved service roads, a water tower, and robust utility infrastructure. Zoned C-2 Commercial, the site offers exceptional flexibility for a wide variety of uses, including industrial redevelopment, institutional facilities, or mixed-use concepts. The property is offered through a State of Michigan RFP process in “as is” condition, creating an advantageous entry point for visionary investors or developers seeking large-scale land in a scenic setting. The site benefits from full utility access, including water, sewer, electricity, and gas, significantly reducing upfront development costs compared to raw land projects. Nestled amid mature woodlands and a short distance from Lake Gogebic—a premier regional destination for recreation—the location provides potential for projects that blend commerce, industry, and hospitality. Additionally, its proximity to the Michigan-Wisconsin border enhances cross-state connectivity for logistics and workforce accessibility. This property represents a rare chance to repurpose a secured campus into a new economic asset for the region, supported by local development-friendly conditions.