Homes for sale under $600k in East Jordan, MI

Homes for sale under $600k in East Jordan, MI

Tucked away in the charming Village of Central Lake, this beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home is the perfect Northern Michigan retreat! With over 500 feet of private, deeded frontage on Lake Hanley, enjoy direct access to 15 miles of connected waterways along Antrim County's renowned Northern Chain of Lakes - a dream for kayakers, boaters, and nature lovers alike! The property also includes a cozy 400 sq. ft. 1-bedroom/1 bath log cabin, ideal for guests or rental income, plus a 24x24 detached garage and a 24x24second garage to store all your toys, tools, and outdoor gear. Whether you're seeking a peaceful full-time residence or a serene up-north escape, this one checks all the box

Homes for sale under $600k in East Jordan, MI

Looking for a great family summer home Up North? This is the place, located in beautiful Charlevoix, MI. This home features 5 full bathrooms, four bedrooms of which 3 are En-suite Bedrooms with private bathrooms, a 4th bedroom on the second floor. A finished 1000 square foot basement with family room area, full bathroom and 2 other possible bedrooms. The 1st floor also includes a 456 square foot Sunroom that looks out over beautiful, established flower gardens. Located within walking distance of downtown Charlevoix and Lake Michigan beach. Property Includes parking area, landscaped pergola & 2 1/2 car garage with workshop in the back. The kitchen features new granite counter tops, new

Homes for sale under $600k in East Jordan, MI

This four-bedroom, three-bath home is conveniently located just a few hundred feet from Adams Lake access and a few miles from downtown Charlevoix, Ferry Beach, and Lake Michigan, on nearly 7 acres of land. It features a large master bedroom suite and an open floor plan and countryside sunrise views. The property includes a spacious deck suitable for entertaining, an attached two-car garage, and a full walkout partially finished basement with a second kitchen area that could potentially serve as an apartment. Additionally, there is a 32 x 40 heated pole barn equipped with running water and a drainage system.

Homes for sale under $600k in East Jordan, MI

Lakeview Retreat on 3 Acres in Ellsworth, MI With 360 feet of private Lake Saint Clair frontage, this one-of-a-kind property offers serenity, space, and timeless craftsmanship. Built in 1987 by a contractor and his artist wife, the home has been lovingly maintained by its original owners and thoughtfully designed for life in Northern Michigan. The home features 4 spacious bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and a large kitchen with extensive storage, ideal for family gatherings or entertaining. Step outside to enjoy a wraparound deck with sweeping lake views, a front patio, and a huge yard complete with a peaceful babbling creek and a charming spring-fed pond. The bonus rec room adds even more character w

Homes for sale under $600k in East Jordan, MI

Complete remodel located close to downtown Charlevoix shops and restaurants. Excellent floor plan with three bedrooms, two and a half baths and a detached garage. The detached garage includes space that could be remodeled as a home office. The primary bedroom and bath are located on the main floor. Thoughtfully redesigned, this lovely home will provide the place to create life memories. Must see to appreciate, schedule your walk through today.

Homes for sale under $600k in East Jordan, MI

This three bedroom/two bath home sits on 12 undeveloped acres inside the Village of Bellaire, zoned RESIDENTIAL-IMPROVED, which opens the door for many possibilities! The home itself can be used for full-time residence or for short- or long-term rental income. New concrete floor in the garage and back patio. What about a business that utilizes the home for employee housing? Or, a day care facility that can utilize the many acres for playing? How about a store for hot tubs? A mini-golf park? Or, storage units, restaurant, driving range, gym, or retail outlets? What does Bellaire need? How about splitting the 12-acres into an additional five parcels to build homes? Or, dividing the property s