Accessible homes for sale & real estate in Bay County, MI

Accessible Home for sale in Bay County, MI:

Live here and be your own landlord! Bangor Twp. Just a short walk to the Saginaw Bay. One-bed, one-bath accessible cottage your own! Newer replacement windows, walk-in shower, marble countertops. Property being sold "as is" needs some plumbing work and paint. Utilities are off, seller says water meter froze over the winter. Property being sold "as is" - cheaper than rent.

Accessible Home for sale in Bay County, MI:

Welcome to 6317 Heather Ridge Drive. This well-maintained 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom condo offers an open floor plan with vaulted ceilings that bring in natural light and add architectural character throughout. The living room features a cozy fireplace, creating a warm and inviting space to gather or relax. The spacious primary suite includes a private bathroom and a large walk-in closet, while first-floor laundry adds everyday convenience. A newer central air unit provides added comfort year-round. Step outside to your own private patio and enjoy the quiet setting of a low-traffic cul-de-sac in a beautifully maintained community. Ideally located near Bay Valley Resort (a scenic golf resort), Sa

Accessible Home for sale in Bay County, MI:

* NOW OFFERING AT IT’S BEST PRICE BELOW TAXABLE VALUE, OWNER IS MOVING TO HAWAII!! Available through October 16th Act quickly to make it yours. Open house to the public Sunday September 6th from 11:30AM-1:00PM * The Breaker Cove South Condominium Cobblestone Development is located and accessible along the Saginaw River providing a paved walkway and bike path to Bay City's Uptown and Downtown. A meticulously upgraded single-story condominium at Breaker Cove boasting over $40,000 in premium upgrades. Built in 2019 by Cobblestone Homes with a 5-Star Energy Rating, this home delivers luxury finishes, exceptional efficiency, and true low-maintenance living. The gourmet kitchen impresses w

Accessible Home for sale in Bay County, MI:

This one-story home in Monitor Township pairs thoughtful accessibility with the comfort of true single-family living. Originally a single-family home, it was later converted into a licensed assisted living facility and retains features that translate directly to everyday life: entry less showers and accessible sinks in every bathroom, most doorways sized for full accessibility, and ramps at both the front and back entrances. Fire-rated doors on the furnace and water heater closets reflect the level of care built into that conversion. Inside, an open-concept layout connects three bedrooms and two and a half baths, with a primary suite offering its own bathroom and closet. A flexible fourth r