Cheap homes for sale & real estate in Clinton County, MI

Cheap Home for sale in Clinton County, MI:

17-acre walnut tree farm, planted in the 1970s: would make a great investment property or buildable lot. Access from Solon Rd, no driveway, park along the road. Consumers Energy has easement 15 feet to either side of power lines for canopy maintenance. Lot can be split once (according to Dewitt Charter Township) as long as 10 acres are preserved in one chunk; buyer to verify. Not in flood zone but there are some small areas of wetland. This property extends all the way down Stoll. Hundreds of trees, (farmed for wood not nuts) they may be thinned/harvested approx. every 5 yrs or so (once the meet minimum 15" diamater standards for cutting). No utilities or services currently on property

Cheap Home for sale in Clinton County, MI:

Land contract terms now available with 20% down! Great opportunity to purchase your own equestrian property! Situated on 11.44 acres this horse farm highlights a 60'x160' barn with a new roof! Barn features include 15 stalls, a 60'x90' indoor arena, a heated observation room and a full bath. Barn cameras enable the viewing of 11 stalls, front entry, indoor arena and pastures! Other barn amenities include a wash rack, a tack room and an equipment storage bay. Two of the stalls in the back aisle have the option to be opened to the pastures to offer shelter and shade. There are three lofts in the barn, great for storing hay or other items. The barn is wired for a portable generator that is inc

Cheap Home for sale in Clinton County, MI:

Bring your own builder and build your dream home on this 2.42 acre beautiful lot situated on a private Rd in Bath Twp. The lot was perked several years ago for a conventional system. Seller says its a sandy lot. There is a subdivision going in near by, but it will not be visible from this lot. Very private, short drive on the dirt and partially wooded. The W side of the lot is staked and the lot goes all the way to the end of the road to the E. It goes from the road frontage (S) all the way back to the tree line (N). There is no survey. The W side of the lot is staked and it goes all the way to the end of the road to the E. It goes from the road frontage (S) all the way back to the tree lin