Omena, MI homes for sale & real estate

Omena, MI Homes for Sale

20-acre Omena-area landholding offered across two adjoining parcels near historic Omena. Previously used for growing hops, the property combines open rural land, some hardwoods, gravel road access, agricultural/farming zoning-use restrictions, and useful existing infrastructure for a buyer who wants to think carefully about land use, storage, equipment, agricultural activity, and long-term ownership goals. The property includes two substantial steel buildings, not pole barns. One building is approximately 50 x 30 and provides flexible space for storage, equipment, workshop use, agricultural needs, or summer toys such as boats, trailers, and recreational gear. The second building is approxim

Omena, MI Homes for Sale

10-acre parcel north of Omena with an 80 x 70 steel building that includes a bathroom and commercial kitchen. The land was previously used for growing hops and includes some hardwoods, level ground, existing private well and septic, underground electric, and gravel road access. This property offers a practical starting point for a buyer who wants to think carefully about building utility, land character, agricultural use, infrastructure, and long-term ownership goals. The existing building, well, septic, and utilities create immediate functional value, while the acreage leaves room to evaluate future use, storage, hobby farming, gardens, equipment needs, or other rural residential/agricultu

Omena, MI Homes for Sale

Privacy and peace on over 18 acres only 1 mile from Omena in coveted Leelanau Township. Currently being used as a Cherry Orchard. Build now, or lease back to the farmer while you get ready for your new build. So many opportunities here!

Omena, MI Homes for Sale

10-acre Omena-area parcel with a 50 x 30 steel building, not a pole barn, and agricultural well. This parcel offers a quieter interior setting near historic Omena with access via a private road. The land has a former agricultural character, with open ground, some hardwoods, and room to think carefully about future use, building placement, access, utilities, and long-term stewardship. The land was previously used to grow hops and includes some hardwoods. This property may support storage, agricultural, hobby-farm, garden, workshop, or future residential use. The existing steel building gives the parcel immediate utility while still leaving the next owner room to shape the land around a broad