Michigan Waterfront Homes for Sale

Upper Peninsula Private Lake Lot For Sale Lot 7 is a beautiful 10-acre wooded parcel that offers 300 feet of frontage on one of the Upper Peninsula’s most pristine and private lakes. Tucked along the quiet shoreline of this spring-fed, crystal-clear lake, Lot 7 provides the rare opportunity to own a piece of wilderness where privacy, natural beauty, and environmental stewardship come together. The lake itself is a secluded gem — known for its deep, cold waters, numerous bays and coves, and the unspoiled forest that surrounds it. With protective covenants in place, limits on motor size, and designated quiet hours, the lake remains peaceful and undisturbed. Jet skis are prohibited, ensuring that the shoreline stays calm for paddling, fishing, and wildlife viewing. The fishery is exceptional, with Rainbow and Brown trout, Yellow perch, and trophy-sized Smallmouth bass thriving in its clean waters. Lot 7 is one of a limited number of parcels around the lake, intentionally planned to minimize human impact and preserve the habitat for moose, bear, deer, loons, and eagles that call this land home. The property features a mix of mature hardwoods and evergreens, with gently rolling terrain that offers several potential building sites. Along the shoreline, you’ll find a blend of cedar, pine, and natural openings that provide easy access to the water. The frontage includes areas ideal for wading into shallow water as well as deeper sections perfect for swimming or launching a canoe. The setting is quiet and secluded, with views across the lake toward forested shoreline and untouched natural landscape. Nearby are two State Parks, and the property is just an hour’s drive from Marquette, where you’ll find dining, shopping, and medical services. Sawyer International Airport offers convenient flights to major U.S. cities, making this a perfect retreat that still remains accessible. For those seeking true Northwoods solitude — with protected waters, abundant wildlife, and a private lake experience that is increasingly rare — Lot 7 offers a remarkable opportunity. (Covenants and deed restrictions are in place to protect the environment and property values.) NOTE: ALL OFFERS MUST BE SUBMITTED BY APRIL 15TH. SELLER WILL HAVE SEVEN DAYS TO REVIEW ALL SUBMITTED OFFERS.

THIS PRIVATE PENNINSULA IS AN UNBEATABLE LOCATION WITH OVER 330 FT OF SEAWALL ON ONE OF MICHIGAN'S LARGEST CANAL SYSTEMS. LEADING DIRECTLY TO THE NORTH CHANNEL OF THE ST CLAIR RIVER AND THEN OUT TO ANCHOR BAY ON LAKE ST CLAIR. THIS EXPANSIVE SPACE INCLUDES A 25 X 12 BOAT SLIP AND HOIST, WHICH IS PERFECT FOR DOCKING YOUR BOAT, RECREATIONAL WATER CRAFTS, AND TOYS, PLUS OFFERS ADDITIONAL SPACE FOR FAMILY AND GUESTS ARRIVING BY WATER. A 2-CAR ATTACHED GARAGE WITH A CIRCLE DRIVEWAY, A COVERED PORCH, AN OUTDOOR DECK, AND STORAGE SHEDS. WITH ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES.

THE NEIGHBORHOOD IS SURROUNDED BY 1500 ACRES OF STATE LAND OFFERING SCENIC WALKING/BIKE TRAILS WITH A SHORT HIKE TO THE ALGONAC STATE PARK. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED BETWEEN ALGONAC AND MARINE CITY FOR AREA SHOPPING, EATERIES, MARINAS, AND BOAT LAUNCHES.

DESIGNED FOR ENTERTAINING, THIS PROPERTY OFFERS BOTH UPPER AND LOWER DECKS WITH AMAZING VIEWS OF THE WATER. A HEATED 3 CAR ATTACHED GARAGE, CARPORT, EXTRA PARKING PERFECT FOR AN RV.

WHETHER YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A YEAR ROUND RESIDENCE OR A WEEKEND GETAWAY THIS HOME OFFERS THE PERFECT BLEND OF MODEREN STYLE AND WATERFRONT RELAXATION. STEP OUTSIDE TO A CUSTOM BUILT DECK MADE WITH LOW MAINTENANCE ENGINEERED DECKING, IDEAL FOR ENTERTAINING AND RELAXING. THIS HOME ALSO INCLUDES A 1-CAR ATTACHED GARAGE FOR CONVENIENCE AND EXTRA STORAGE.

Michigan 45± Acre Parcel with 1,400± Feet of Tahquamenon River Frontage For Sale - This exceptional 45± acre parcel is located in east-central Luce County near the western border of Chippewa County in Michigan’s eastern Upper Peninsula. - The property offers approximately 1,400± feet of frontage along the legendary Tahquamenon River, an 89-mile Blue Ribbon waterway best known for the iconic Tahquamenon Falls. The Upper Falls are Michigan’s largest waterfall and the second largest east of the Mississippi River. - Beyond the falls, the Tahquamenon River is prized for its remote beauty and outstanding fishing. Anglers have been drawn to these waters for generations to pursue northern pike, muskellunge, walleye, yellow perch, and smallmouth bass. The river’s calm stretches and wilderness setting also make it ideal for canoeing, kayaking, tubing, and wildlife viewing. - The property lies on the west bank of the Tahquamenon River just north of the confluence of the East Branch, the Hendrie River, and the Main Branch of the Tahquamenon. It is situated nearly across from the entrance of Hiawatha Creek, placing it in a particularly scenic and ecologically rich section of the river. - There is no recorded legal land access to the parcel, making it accessible by water only and offering a rare level of privacy and seclusion. Access is easily achieved by boat, canoe, or kayak from The Confluence Camping Boat Launch and Rental, locally known as “Kallio’s Landing,” located approximately one-half mile south of the property. Kayaks, canoes, tubes, and related gear are available for rent at this location. - The southern boundary of the parcel adjoins Lake Superior State Forest lands, managed by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. This vast state forest encompasses over one million acres across the eastern Upper Peninsula and supports abundant wildlife and year-round recreation. Hunting opportunities include deer, bear, small game, furbearers, woodcock, ruffed grouse, and waterfowl. - The surrounding region is renowned for outdoor recreation in every season. Activities include boating, fishing, kayaking, canoeing, swimming, hiking, camping, backpacking, hunting, mountain biking, wildlife photography, and exceptional stargazing. Tahquamenon Country (Luce County and parts of Chippewa County) features more than 200 miles of designated ATV and UTV trails, along with hundreds of additional miles of forest and county roads open to off-road vehicles. - Seasonal attractions include fall color tours and hunting, as well as winter snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, and ice fishing. - The area’s forests include cedar, spruce, pine, birch, maple, and aspen, with tannins from conifers giving the river its brown color and hardwoods providing striking fall foliage. - This property presents a rare opportunity to own a large, secluded riverfront parcel surrounded by public lands in one of Michigan’s most iconic wilderness settings.

MICHIGAN HOSPITALITY DESTINATION! Set among the sparkling waters and forested beauty of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, this exceptional property presents a rare chance to own a thriving lakeside retreat. - Overlooking 350 feet of scenic frontage between Ruth Lake and George Lake, in Spurr Township's Three Lakes Region, the property is home to The Bear’s Paw — a well-established 10-bedroom, 10-bath resort and motel that has long welcomed vacationers, hunters, and travelers seeking the authentic Northwoods experience. - The lodge offers more than 3,100 square feet of warm, inviting space featuring pine finishes, comfortable guest suites, and recent updates throughout. Modern touches include remodeled baths, LED televisions, multiple refrigerators, air-conditioning units, and quality bedding. - A private dock and four outbuildings provide ample room for storage and recreation, which may include watercraft and outdoor gear — fishing boat, kayaks, canoes, and life jackets — encouraging guests to enjoy the best of Michigan’s outdoor lifestyle right from the shore. - Also on site is a spacious two-bedroom, two-bath manager’s residence complete with a full kitchen, dining room, and office space, offering comfort and flexibility for owner-operators or staff. - - The Bear Paw Inn is complete hospitality destination — fully operational, well-maintained, and ready for its next chapter. Contact us for Information Today! Surrounded by endless recreational possibilities — from fishing and boating to hundreds of miles of nearby ATV trails and abundant hunting lands — this rare Northern Michigan compound combines income potential with the peace and charm of lakefront living. Here, business and pleasure truly meet on the water’s edge.

WATERFRONT PROPERTY FOR SALE ON FAMOUS MICHIGAN CISCO CHAIN OF LAKES! Lot 9 is a 25.9+/- Acre Wooded Parcel with 2,685+/- feet of frontage on the southern shore of Clearwater Lake, one the lakes toward the north end of the Cisco Chain of Lakes in Gogebic County of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. This 172-Acre lake is about 10-feet deep and is known for Walleyes, Northern Pike, Largemouth Bass, Crappies, Perch and Bluegills! You will be able to launch your larger fishing boat at the Michigan DNR launch site off Clearwater Lake Road at the north end of the lake. There is a concrete ramp, loading dock, vault toilet and ample parking there. With a little clearing you will be able to launch your kayak or canoe from your own front yard, and enjoy swimming from the sandy beach! This lake is surrounded by the Ottawa National Forest, with nearly one million acres of hardwood forests, crystal clear lakes, remote wilderness area, and a multitude of wildlife species. Wildlife is abundant, including white-tailed deer, black bear, bobcat, coyote, fox, porcupines, otter, smaller mammals, waterfowl, bald eagles and ospreys. Loons regularly nest in the more remote areas. The Cisco Chain of Lakes is made up of 14 (Locals say there are 15) interconnected lakes which straddle the border between Michigan and Wisconsin and have over 4,000 acres of water. Clearwater Lake doesn't have a navigable channel connecting it to nearby Little African Lake, but a small creek meanders the few hundred yards between the two lakes. Wintertime offers outstanding snowmobiling, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Sportspersons from Michigan and Wisconsin have cooperated to provide snowmobile trails that span the borderlands. Snowmobile Trail No. 13 is runs just west of Co Rd 531, just a couple miles away. Spring wildflowers provide a beautiful backdrop for woodland hikes. Summer recreation includes swimming, picnics, and backpacking. The Fall provides spectacular color displays in the forests. The Cisco Chain of Lakes area is a great place to live and a great place to visit in all seasons - If you are seeking the north woods wilderness atmosphere for your seasonal cabin or year round home, schedule your private tour today! The lakes of the Cisco Chain of Lakes that are entirely in Michigan are the Clearwater Lake (172 surface acres), Little African Lake (31 acres), Cisco Lake (567 acres), Thousand Island Lake (1,009 acres), Big African Lake (86 acres), Record Lake (68 acres), Lindsley Lake (156 acres), Fishhawk Lake (77 aces), Morley Lake (59 acres), Poor Lake (106 acres), Indian Lake (129 acres), East Bay Lake (277 acres). Big Lake(733 acres) and West Bay Lake (362 acres) are located in both states. Mamie Lake (337 acres) is entirely within Wisconsin. Originally not connected with navigable streams, 19th century loggers dammed the Cisco Lake outlet to the Cisco Branch of the Ontonagon River to facilitate floating logs out of the area.

MICHIGAN 2-ACRE PRIVATE LAKE WATER FRONT PROPERTY FOR SALE! This property is located on Private Mud Lake, in Torch Lake Township, in Houghton County, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. - The property has about 195 feet of water frontage on Mud Lake, which is a 179 Acre lake with a bottom that is half sand and half silt with a depth of 11 feet - ready for your fishing pleasure. Well known for quality panfish and largemouth bass. Good numbers of walleye and northern provide year-round action. - The State of Michigan allows lakeshore lot owners to hand-pull grasses and weeds along the shoreline to make it suitable for swimming, and for better access to the water for boating and fishing. - This is a great recreational area, surrounded by Torch Lake, Portage Lake, and Lake Superior. This county lies on the eastern side of the Keweenaw Peninsula, which juts out 75 miles into Lake Superior. You can take a circle tour from this property to find some of the most picturesque scenery that Michigan has to offer. In the fall the Keweenaw area is known for brilliant displays of color created by the special mix of sugar maples, birch and oaks of the northern forests. Brockway Mountain scenic drive near Copper Harbor is a popular tourist destination. There are trails to hike and bike. There are beautiful sugar sand beaches, and blueberry and raspberry picking spots to explore in summer. In the winter there is extreme Back Country skiing at Mt. Bohemia Ski Hill. Just north of Rice Lake Road, via the Post Road, is access to the Gay Trail, a Multi-Use State Trail.

MICHIGAN WOODED PARCEL FOR SALE! This 160-Acre Wooded Property is located in Laird Township, in south-central Houghton County, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. It is in the middle of outdoor recreational opportunities in every direction! Thousands of acres of the Ottawa National Forest Lands are located at the northern border of the property. The Sturgeon River Gorge Wilderness is a 14,000+ acre unit within the Ottawa National Forest, and is only about 7 miles southeast of the property offered for sale. Here, the 20 foot Sturgeon Falls drops over volcanic outcroppings, and goes through a gorge that is 350 feet in depth and a mile in width. The Sturgeon and Little Silver Rivers and many tributaries have created falls and rapids, oxbows and ponds through these rugged forested lands. The North Country National Scenic Trail, a hiking trail, runs through a portion of the property. The Trail is over 4,800 miles long and crosses eight states, making it the longest of the National Trail Systems. About 5 miles to the northeast is access to the 810-Acre Prickett Lake. This lake is also known as Prickett Dam Backwater, and reservoir created in 1931 by the damming of the Sturgeon River. The lake is about 5 feet deep near the southern end, and about 56-feet deep near the dam on the north end. There is a public launch site for boats on this water body, and it has lots of crappies and bluegills, and walleyes, largemouth bass, perch and northern pike to challenge anglers. The Silver Mountain, one of the most highly scenic "mountains" is close by. During the 1840s and 1850s mining days, prospectors attempted to find a rumored secret silver-lined cave and wall of silver in the area. They didn't find any silver, but evidence of an old closed off mine shaft, and some buildings can be found at Silver Mountain. The Mountain is a 1,312 feet tall high glacially polished dome-shaped basalt bluff. Because this promontory is located in the heart of the Ottawa National Forest, the Civilian Conservation Corps erected a fire tower at the summit to watch over the forest lands below, but that was abandoned when the Forest Service started using airplanes to detect fires. It eventually deteriorated, and was removed in 1971, but the ruined concrete footings of the tower still remain. The mountain has a series of outcrops of bare igneous rock, which on the south side shows numerous 10,000 year old scars of glacier scour. These Cliffs average about 75 feet high - Year round sport, slack lining, trad climbing, top rope climbing is available here! The Winona/Alston Trail is about 4-5 miles to the west, for snowmobiling. About 10 miles away is the Village of Baraga where you will find grocery stores, gas stations, restaurants, motels, and a casino. The Village is located on the shore of Lake Superior, so you will also find a marina to launch your “Big Water” boats. If you are seeking a larger wooded parcel in the Upper Peninsula, check this one out! 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.