Cheap homes for sale & real estate in Michigan, MI

Cheap Home for sale in Michigan, MI:

A 1 acre building site close to Canadian Lakes! This parcel is zoned for a barn- dominium ( up to 2400 sq. ft. ), ---Duplex, or a residential building lot. The home part of the barn-dominium can be as small as 350 sq. feet making it a very economical way to live--. vacation and still have plenty of storage for your boats and toys! Adjacent to state land makes this site advantageous for the owner to enjoy outdoor recreation, hiking and hunting! Electrical is provided so you could start building immediately! Call the listing agent today for more details on this unique piece or property!!

Cheap Home for sale in Michigan, MI:

Multiple uses are possible with the PUD zoning and approval of Royalton Township for this 3.04 acre corner parcel. E. Wyndwicke Drive road frontage of 408' and M-139 highway frontage of 292'! This parcel is also part of a split approved by Royalton Township from the 174 acre Oaks Public Golf Course parent parcel. Being within the PUD zoning all proposed uses of this 3.04 acre parcel must be approved by Royalton Township. Annual property taxes are estimates.

Cheap Home for sale in Michigan, MI:

This newest listing is offered by the Detroit Land Bank. This residential vacant lot is located in the Islandview neighborhood. Located minutes from the hustle and bustle of Downtown Detroit. The DLBA is seeking proposals to support the activation and stewardship of vacant land sites, including urban agriculture, gardening, or beautification, whether for profit or community activation. Interested buyers should consult our proposal guidelines for land-based sites and our Guide to Plot Plan, Site Design, and Maintenance. The DLBA also recommends reviewing relevant Neighborhood Framework Plans from the City of Detroit’s Planning and Development Department for additional context about the

Cheap Home for sale in Michigan, MI:

This newest listing is offered by the Detroit Land Bank. This residential vacant lot is located in the Islandview neighborhood. Located minutes from the hustle and bustle of Downtown Detroit. The DLBA is seeking proposals to support the activation and stewardship of vacant land sites, including urban agriculture, gardening, or beautification, whether for profit or community activation. Interested buyers should consult our proposal guidelines for land-based sites and our Guide to Plot Plan, Site Design, and Maintenance. The DLBA also recommends reviewing relevant Neighborhood Framework Plans from the City of Detroit’s Planning and Development Department for additional context about the