Own a piece of your own private island on one of Wisconsin's finest lakes, Red Cedar Lake. Available for the first time ever as a building site, this large ±3.3 AC site is defined as the north half of the East Island at Stout's Island Lodge. The site features panoramic views of the Lake in all directions, and as well as a view of the iconic Boathouse to the west. Access via a steel bridge from the Main Island that was donated to the original owner by Andrew Carnegie. Originally built as the estate of Chicago-based lumber baron Frank D. Stout, Stout’s Lodge is a truly perfect retreat for nature lovers, outdoor enthusiasts, and admirers of truly fine architecture. Stout's Island Club membership included with purchase of lot, and the owner of the lot has access to all of the amenities at the resort / future Club. Incredible, once in a lifetime opportunity to build your dream estate one one of the most unique pieces of property in the Midwest. Welcome to historic Harry's Cabin at Stout’s Island Lodge, where you will experience unmatched tranquility at one of the only Adirondack-Style Great Lodges outside of Upstate New York. Rarely available, Harry's is a spacious cabin that consists of approximately 1,550 square feet, and which has 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms and which features a full kitchen, private deck & three-season porch. This cabin stands on the south side of the Main Lodge, overlooking the south lawn and lake. The cabin is well-situated to access many of the key features of the Island. Stout’s Island Lodge was originally built in the early 1900s as the estate of Chicago-based lumber baron Frank D. Stout, and Harry's Cabin was originally built for Frank D. Stout’s son. When you arrive on the Island, you will step into a world of timeless charm. This iconic property, also known as the "Island of Happy Days," offers a one-of-a-kind blend of rustic elegance, modern comforts, and breathtaking scenery. The lodge has welcomed guests for over a century, offering a rich history and unmatched character. The property encompasses over 17 acres between the two private islands that are connected by a steel bridge that was donated by Andrew Carnegie. Enjoy meticulously maintained walking trails, pristine waterfront views, and lush landscapes as you explore the islands. Some of the activities available include kayaking, boating, fishing, hiking, tennis, yard games, billiards, table tennis, a full service bar, campfires under the stars, and several nearby golf courses. The island can be accessed year-round via boat (ferry rides available every hour, or on demand), air boat, or an ice road and is only two quick hours from the Twin Cities. A hovercraft will also be available in the future. Don’t miss this generational opportunity!