Bill Wiegandt

$49,000

9.21 Acres

Mancelona, Michigan, 49659

This secluded 9 acre woods sits on a quiet paved road in Mancelona township. Just 2 miles from downtown Mancelona and under 15 minutes to Shanty Creek. This parcel is fully wooded with a mix of evergreens and deciduous forest. Cut your own trails and hike the moss covered forest with no view of the neighbors. Mancelona township does not have local zoning requirements leaving lots of room for creative building solutions. Build your custom dream home or set up a camping compound. Electric and Truestream, high-speed fiber internet are available at the road. Connecting to municipal water may be required due to nearby Mancelona TCE Plume. This area is well-known for ORV and snowmobile trails as well as hiking, biking and skiing so bring your favorite outdoor gear for all seasons!

$165,000

1.46 Acres

Levering, Michigan, 49755

Rare opportunity for a waterfront lot on the South side of Paradise Lake with 125 feet of sandy, firm bottom lake frontage. Enjoy .75 acres on the water plus an additional .75 acres across the lane for your pole barn. This property is part of a small association that uses a common sewer so a new home will just need to install and maintain their own grinder, pump, chamber and lines to tap into the common sewer. Building restrictions do not allow manufactured/HUD homes but BOCA/modular homes are allowed with architectural restrictions. Pole barns must not exceed 1,200 square feet and must aesthetically match the home. Underground electric and high-speed fiber internet at the road. The Paradise Lake boat launch is on the West side of the lake just 4 miles away. Paradise Lake, formerly known as Carp Lake, is a large, shallow drainage lake in northern Emmet County. The tannin-stained water of the lake is dark in color, yet high quality. The all-sports lake supports a vibrant fishery, including Walleye, both large mouth and small mouth Bass, Northern Pike, Rock Bass, Yellow Perch and Sunfish. Paradise Lake is approximately 3 miles long, gradually widening from east to west with two distinct lobes on the western end split by Stony Point. The lake is fed by Mud Creek, which stretches about 8 miles to the east. Paradise Lake drains through the Carp River into Lake Michigan at Cecil Bay, which is just east of Wilderness State Park. The association consists of 9 units with 17 acres of green space common area behind lakefront parcels.