Midland, MI homes for sale & real estate

Midland, MI Homes for Sale

MAKE SOME MEMORIES ON MERIDIAN! Welcome to this private three bedroom, two bathroom ranch nestled on 25 wooded acres in Midland County. Built in 1950 with 1,078 square feet of living space plus a full unfinished basement, this adorable home offers a charming wrap around deck perfect for entertaining. Just inside you'll love the original wood floors in the living and dining rooms that give the house the right amount of character. The kitchen provides ample counter and storage space. The main floor owners suite offers a private full bathroom and large closet. Each of the additional two comfortable sized bedrooms feature that original hardwood flooring as well. Outside you can enjoy the beauti

Midland, MI Homes for Sale

Step into timeless style and modern comfort with this 4-bedroom, 4-bath, 2-story contemporary brick home nestled in one of Midland's most sought-after neighborhoods, just moments from Siebert Elementary and Jefferson Middle School. Built in 1990 and thoughtfully updated, this nearly 2,600 square foot home combines classic design with energy-efficient features, including 6-inch walls and blown-in insulation throughout. Set on a beautifully landscaped . 3-acre lot, the property offers privacy with a fully fenced backyard, lush professional landscaping, and a lawn sprinkler system. A high-end Amish-built shed and playscape remain with the home, making the outdoor space as functional as it is i

Midland, MI Homes for Sale

Desirable 3 bed, 2 bath ranch in a high-demand area. Home features a spacious living room, kitchen with Corian countertop on the island, central air, and a newer water heater. Roof is approx. 7 years old. While the layout flows well for everyday living. You can step outside with plenty of space to enjoy nature or entertain in the beautiful backyard. The attached 2-car garage completes the package. Great value in a prime location easy to show!

Midland, MI Homes for Sale

Built in 1958, the Ray and Norma Smith House is a splendid example of Midland's rich architectural heritage, a true Mecca of mid-century design where form, function, and innovation have long converged. Though its architect remains unknown, the home feels deeply rooted in the design movement that shaped Midland's architectural landscape in the 1950s, characterized by natural materials, warm textures, and a seamless relationship between indoors and out. Constructed with Chicago common brick and defined by dramatic roof overhangs, this multi-level residence embraces both privacy and presence. A long, sculptural walk-up to the front entry offers a deliberate sense of arrival, while inside, vaul