This unique 11.4-acre property in Osceola Township offers a rare combination of historic character, natural features, and recreational access, all within 10 minutes of Houghton and Hancock. Once part of the Quincy Mining Company operations, the land still contains remnants of the historic Quincy Stamp Mill. These remaining structures, while likely requiring demolition for development purposes, serve as a striking reminder of the Copper Country's deep mining heritage and lend a distinct character to the site. Quincy Creek meanders through the property, offering a peaceful natural feature that enhances the landscape and provides potential for small-scale copper prospecting. The terrain rises in elevation, creating filtered views of Torch Lake that further add to the property's appeal. With direct frontage on Highway M-26, access is convenient, whether for personal use, recreational purposes, or future development. This parcel also enjoys direct access to Snowmobile/ATV Trail #3, making it an excellent location for those who value year-round outdoor recreation. Whether used as a basecamp for trail riding, a seasonal camping retreat, or a potential building site, the land offers a wide range of possibilities. Given its proximity to Houghton, Hancock, and Michigan Tech University, the location is ideal for anyone seeking privacy and space without sacrificing convenience. Whether you're drawn to the area for its recreational opportunities, its rich history, or the development potential, this property presents an exciting opportunity to own a piece of the Keweenaw’s storied landscape. Note: Use caution around structures. Enter the structure at your own risk.