Michigan Waterfront Homes for Sale in Iron County Michigan United States

Michigan Lake Lot for Sale on Big Maggie Lake. There is an area to build your home with a wonderful view overlooking the lake on +/-160 feet of frontage. Property offers a dock, hot tub (overlooking the lake), power and a circular drive. The fish in Maggie Lake are Walleye and Large Mouth Bass. The lot is wooded and a great recreational getaway.

280 Acres of Pure Seclusion with River Frontage and Rustic Cabin. Escape to your own wilderness retreat on this stunning 280-acreproperty, offering ultimate privacy and natural beauty. Over two miles of well-established trail roads wind through gently rolling hills and a diverse hardwood and conifer forest. Enjoy more than 3,000 feet of frontage on the Mitchigan River, a remote, 14.9-mile waterway that forms part of the Lake Michigan watershed. Flowing along the boundary of Iron and Marquette counties, the Mitchigan River connects to the Fence River, Michigamme River, and ultimately the Menominee River system. Its pristine tributaries include outflows from Chief Lake, Spring hole Lake, and the West Branch Mitchigan River. An unnamed creek meanders for over a mile across the property, feeding three scenic ponds before joining the Mitchigan River in the southeast corner of the parcel. Perched beside one of these ponds is a rustic off-grid cabin, offering serene views, a peaceful setting, and the perfect basecamp for hunting, fishing, or simply unplugging from the world. Whether you're seeking a private hunting tract, a nature preserve, or a place to build your dream getaway, this property delivers unmatched beauty, abundant wildlife, and total seclusion.

Wildlife Sanctuary Meets Self-Sufficient Homestead – A Rare Opportunity Discover a truly one-of-a-kind 40 acre property where nature and sustainability thrive in harmony. This extraordinary land is alive with wildlife—owls, chickadees, sandhill cranes, beaver, deer, moose, coyotes, bear, and even wolves make regular appearances, creating a serene and vibrant natural setting. 300 Brook Trout and 300 Rainbow Trout were planted in 2024. The property is thoughtfully cultivated with over 100 medicinal herbs, a rich variety of grapes and berries, and wild blueberries throughout. A thriving orchard of 25+ trees produces cherries, apricots, plums, pears, apples, and mulberries—your own personal food forest. Two pristine water sources define the landscape: a private lake stocked with brook trout, rainbow trout, and bass, and the picturesque Trout Creek Falls, where brown trout flourish. This land is designed for off-grid potential and self-reliant living, featuring solar components yet to be energized and a gravel pit. Enjoy the security and comfort of year-round access, just 20 minutes from town, yet far enough to enjoy total peace and privacy. Multiple perc-tested sites offer the potential building sites.

SECLUDED MICHIGAN LOG CABIN/HOME FOR SALE! This beautiful Log Cabin, built in 2017, is located on a 159+/- Acre parcel in Humboldt Township, in western Marquette County, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. An Outdoor recreation in this area! - The property is characterized by a gently rolling terrain, with a mixture of mixed forest, deciduous forest, evergreen forest, shrubs, and woody wetlands. Nature abounds in this area and sightings of Whitetail deer, Black bear, and Migratory Birds are common. The parcel is bordered on the North and East by thousands of acres of Corporate CFA Land for additional walk-in access hunting, fishing, and trapping, in season. - The North-Western corner of the property has direct access to the Iron Ore Heritage Trail Number 82, a North-South Multi-Use State Trail for ATVs, Biking, Hiking, Horseback riding, and Snowmobiling. The western trailhead for the Iron Ore Heritage Trail is few miles to the south in the Village of Republic. This is a 48-mile, year-round trail that stretches from Republic to the east side of Marquette. This trail is designed for walkers, bikers, runners, nature lovers, equestrians, cross-country skiers, snowshoers, and those interested in the Marquette Iron Range mining history. - A very small seasonal creek, a tributary of the Black River is also located in the North-Western corner. This, and a network of other small creeks and rivers that cover a 50 Square Mile area, flow into the Black River, ultimately flowing into the Middle Branch of the Escanaba River south of the 1,265 acre Greenwood Reservoir. The Escanaba then turns south easterly and flows into Lake Michigan. There’s lots of fishing opportunities in this area! - Not far away is the2,300 acre Republic Mine Reclamation and Wetlands Preserve. This restoration is so successful that you can view and photograph species such as Sandhill cranes, Peregrine falcons, Gray wolf, Bald eagles, Black bear, Bobcats, and Coyotes that now frequent this site.

Looking for a beautiful, remote waterfront summer home? This is it! This lakefront home was built by the sellers to be their dream summer home. With two gas fireplaces supplying the needed heating, this well-constructed home has vaulted ceilings, 2x6 walls, and absolutely perfect craftsmanship that you'll notice immediately. Enter this home from the back entrance into a beautiful kitchen with an open concept into the dining area and living room. Walk out of the dining area slider to an eye-catching metal gazebo that sits up on a large deck with a great view overlooking the lake. Walk back into the living room to find a gas fireplace that sits in the most attractive two story chimney you have ever seen, with hand-crafted stonework and a perfect mantle. As you move upstairs to the loft, you'll find a lovely styled and well-constructed two-bed bedroom. To enjoy hosting and for your own entertainment , head to the lower level to find a free-standing fireplace to cozy up, or enjoy your music on an elegant Wurlitzer Jukebox that sits aside the gorgeous bar to have a refreshment. From there, travel through the walk out sliders and sit outside to view the lake on the bench swing. Long Lake has an inlet and outlet the holds walleye and perch, two of the best eating fish for your grill. Also, you'll enjoy the acreage for great hunting and side-by-side trails to enjoy. There is a 11x26 storage area/work bench/utility room in the lower level that could also be used to created a laundry room. The entire home is off-the-grid, completely powered by a large solar panel with a Kohler back-up generator and $4,500 worth of newly purchased batteries. Sellers are leaving appliances, beautiful furnishings outside of personal belongings, a reliable loader/backhoe and dump truck both in good running condition, power washer, riding lawn mower and possibly a few more convenient living items. ALL INCLUDED WITH THIS SALE! Schedule your showing now!

MICHIGAN ISLAND FOR SALE! Discover the ultimate private paradise retreat on Gitchee Manitou Island. The island, stretching nearly a quarter mile, offers a breathtaking 9.5± acre wooded sanctuary nestled in Lake Michigamme in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Just an hour west of Marquette and a mere 8-minute boat ride from the mainland, this turnkey island oasis offers unparalleled seclusion with your nearest neighbor over a mile away across the water. The island features high rocky cliffs and 3,000 feet of boulder-lined shoreline, beautifully forested with oak, maple, and cedar trees, while the forest floor teems with ferns, blueberries, and raspberries. The property's centerpiece is a main log cabin overlooking the majestic lake, complemented by three additional guest cabins providing sleeping quarters for family and friends. Modern conveniences with appliances that have all been replaced within the past 12 months include a utility room with washer/dryer and full bath facilities, a pump house with redundant water systems, a Bullfrog 6 person hot tub, and a well-stocked maintenance/tool shed. Starlink Internet ensures high-speed connectivity even in this remote location. A fantastic dock system on the southwestern side welcomes you to the island, where an impressive 30-foot man-made waterfall pumps 10,000-12,000 gallons per hour over a natural cliff into Glacier Bay. A fully operational freight elevator effortlessly transports up to 4,000 pounds from the dock to cabin level, making island living convenient and accessible. Outdoor entertainment is elevated with a brick-bordered area featuring a propane-fed fire pit, wooden decks, and seating for al fresco dining. Modern amenities include full island power via a professional one-mile submarine electrical cable and 5-bar cellular service providing internet connectivity. The purchase includes an impressive fleet of watercraft: a 30-foot customized three-log Lowe Pontoon boat, a Sunfish Sailboat, 18-foot Well craft Excel I/O Ski Boat, 18-foot Hobie Cat, aluminum Grumman canoe, two Yamaha Wave Runners, and various water toys. The facility also includes a dedicated seaplane dock and lift. - Lake Michigamme itself offers 4,360 acres of recreation with depths over 70 feet and 95 miles of shoreline dotted with 27 picturesque islands. Renowned as a UP "Fishing Destination," the lake teems with diverse fish species while massive mineral outcroppings attract hikers and rock hounds. This truly turnkey opportunity includes all furniture and household items—simply bring your food and personal belongings to immediately begin enjoying your private island paradise in Michigan's breathtaking Upper Peninsula!(See Addendum For Building Sizes. Main Building Floor Plan will be available when lake access becomes available.)

Property is across the street from Lake Bancroft.

SECLUDED UPPER PENINSULA OF MICHIGAN 240+/- ACRE RECREATIONAL PARCEL! This property is located in the northwestern corner of the northern rectangle of Bates Township in Iron County, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. - The property is surrounded by Ottawa National Forest Lands – With its 988,000 acres , it offers recreational opportunities for boating, camping, picnicking, fishing, hiking, hunting, kayaking, skiing, observation of wildlife and native plants, and other outdoor activities! These National Forest Lands have over 300 lakes stocked by the MDNR, and over 1,200 miles of Trout Streams. - The eastern border of the property nearly touches the East Branch of the Ontonagon River which flows northward 54 miles to the confluence with the Middle Branch of the Ontonagon River. Coldwater fish species predominate these river bodies (parts of which are designated trout streams) and are accessible to fish migrating from Lake Superior. There also a few ponds located on the property. - Lake St. Kathryn a mile+/- southwest of the parcel offered for sale, is known for Northern pike, Walleye, Bass and Perch fishing! - Perch Lake, three miles southwest of the property, is the largest water body in the County, with 994 acres. This lake has good numbers of Walleyes, Northern pike, Largemouth bass and Perch. - The Hanna Webb Lake four miles straight south of the property, is one of the Brook Trout "Better Fishing Waters" as designated by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR). - These water bodies attract wildlife of all kinds! Wildlife species found in the area include large mammals such as white-tailed deer, black bear, coyote, wolf, and bobcat, as well as small mammals such as squirrel, rabbit, chipmunk, racoon, otter, beaver, skunk and fox. Seasonal and year-round bird species are seen in the area including songbirds, shore and water birds, and game birds. - The Porter Lake-Sidnaw Multi-Use State Trail Number 15 runs just to the west of the parcel. This is a state-designated snowmobile trail in winter which is used primarily for an off-road vehicle (ORV)/all-terrain vehicle (ATV) trail in other seasons. This network of trails connects with other trails across the Upper Midwest. - The property is characterized by rolling hills and some 20-foot high peaks. - The most common trees on this parcel are Aspen Stands, with other species like northern hardwoods, oak, spruce, mixed conifers, red pine, jack pine, and some areas of mixed swamp conifers. There are several open areas that are grass and fern covered. This diversity will promote wildlife habitation. - There are about six miles of trails throughout the property. - The parcel is enrolled in the Michigan CFA Program. This Voluntary Program provides a tax incentive to landowners to retain and manage their forestland for long-term timber production and to provide foot access to the public for hunting, trapping and fishing.... For Complete PriText See Associated Documents

MICHIGAN FAMILY FARM FOR SALE - This property is located in Covington Township, south of the Village of Covington, in south-western Baraga County. This Michigan, Upper Peninsula community, holds numerous cultural and recreational events throughout the year, and is a Year-Round Outdoor Recreational Haven! The area was first settled by French-Canadian loggers around 1885. Finnish settlers started arriving in 1898, and farming became more prevalent, but logging continued to be an important occupation. Crop and dairy farming, and logging are still done in the area today. - Covington is known for its Historical Museum, and for a beautiful 1900s Art-Deco/Finnish Style church that was designed by a Chicago Art Institute Professor, which is open to the public. About three miles from the property is the Covington Multi-Purpose Building - the large covered pavilion hosts many outdoor activities in the summer months. One of these popular events is an annual July-Daylong Finnish Music Festival which features musicians playing Finnish inspired music, meals, and tours. In the winter the pavilion is a skating/hockey rink. There's also a ski-hill with a tow-rope there, for skiing, sledding, and snowboarding. - The area is known for super hunting, with Black bear, Bobcat, Coyote, Raccoon, Red fox, Red squirrel, Ruffed grouse, Varying hare, and Whitetail deer sighted regularly. Access to the "North Country National Scenic Trail" is not far away and few miles further away is access to a main North-South Multi-Use State Trail (No. 5) for motorized and non-motorized fun year-round - Biking, Hiking, Horseback riding, off-Roading, Cross-Country Skiing, and Snowmobiling! The Baraga Plains Waterfowl Management Area, Big Lake Campground, and the Baraga Plains ATV Trail are also local area outdoor points of interest. - About one mile to the north is 622-Acre, 7-Foot Deep, Vermilac Lake! Fed by the Vermilac River on the SE, the Murphy River on the south, and drained via the Rock River on NE, it has clear water and does not experience winter kill. It offers a diverse fishery and peacefulness that will remind you of Canada. Anglers turn to this lake for its feisty Northern pike, as well as Black crappie, Bluegill, Brown bullhead, Golden shiner, Largemouth bass, Pumpkin seeds, Sunfish, and Yellow perch. Walleye have been planted by the DNR for many years, and Master Angler Entries have been pulled from these waters.

MICHIGAN 80 ACRE RECREATIONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE! This parcel is located in Covington Township, in Baraga County in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Get your fishing pole out, the Hickey Creek, a tributary to the Sturgeon River, flows Northwest through this property with 2,000 feet of creek frontage. There is a wide range of tree species on the property, such as Red Maple, Sugar Maple, White Birch, Balsam Fir, White Spruce, Black Spruce, Tamarack, and Cedar. The wild life that you may encounter on the property is White Tail Deer, Moose, and Black Bear. There are so many activities to do within a 1/2 hour of the property. In the spring you can listen to the roar of rushing water to numerous waterfalls. Hike throughout the wilderness of Canyon Falls which is sometimes known as “The Grand Canyon of the U.P.,” Agate Falls, and Bond Falls, one of the most photographed falls in the Upper Peninsula. Venture to Point Abbey for a spectacular view of the Huron Mountains. In the sizzle of summer enjoy the deep blue waters of Keweenaw Bay or one of the 1,080 inland lakes, ponds, and reservoirs. Make your way to the summits of Little Mountain and Silver Mountain in autumn for a panoramic view of the landscape in a blaze of oranges, reds and yellows or stand on top of Mount Arvon and declare you’ve been to Michigan’s highest point! Snowmobile to the six story Bishop Baraga Shrine “Shrine of the Snowshoe Priest” while enjoying the 156 miles of groomed trails. The property is adjacent to State Land to the North and East! PLEASE NOTE: The parcel is enrolled in the Michigan CFA Program. Benefit To the Owner: This Voluntary Program provides a tax incentive to landowners to retain and manage their forestland for long-term timber production and to provide foot access to the public for hunting, trapping and fishing. CF Landowners do not pay ad valorem general property taxes. Instead, CF landowners pay a specific tax. The CF specific rate for 2022-2026 is $1.35 per acre annually. No buildings or improvements (including trailers, motor homes, permanent hunting blinds, utilities) are allowed. If an owner wants to build a structure in this property, an area for this purpose can be identified, and the landowners may withdraw that area by submitting an application, application fee, and pay a withdrawal penalty.