Kevin Doyle

$63,000

0.26 Acres

Mecosta, Michigan, 49332

School Section Lake Waterfront Lots. Offered individually. Located on the north canal with a short boat ride into the lake for all sports boating, fishing and swimming. Mature trees, blacktop road, electric and cable available. Suitable for a walkout basement. Lot 72, Oak Park No. 3 has 63.55 ft. water frontage x 178 ft. with 62.23 ft. road frontage. Lot 73, Oak Park No. 3 has 55.23 ft. water frontage x 178 ft. with 85 ft. road frontage.Land Waterfront lots.Mature trees with slopping terrain.Lot 72, Oak Park No. 3 has 63.55 ft. water frontage x 178 ft. with 62.23 ft. road frontage.Lot 73, Oak Park No. 3 has 55.23 ft. water frontage x 178 ft. with 85 ft. road frontage.Improvements Blacktop road, electric and Spectrum cable available.Recreation School Section Lake is a spring fed, all sports lake.Great boating, fishing and swimming.Region & Climate Central Michigan has 4 distinct seasons.Location Located 2 miles to Country Corners Plaza at Canadian Lakes for shopping, dining and gas station.Tullymore Golf Resort and St. Ives Golf Resort are a 5 minute drive.Big Rapids is 15 miles.   Grand Rapids is 60 miles.

$290,000

0.61 Acres

Mecosta, Michigan, 49332

Exceptional west shore School Section Lake property with 169 feet of sandy Beach frontage. The 2 BR, 1 BA cottage has a comfortable living / kitchen area, a large entry room and a screened in porch room that offers beautiful lake views. This cottage has been family owned for 50 years. Land This lakefront property consists of 2 lots featuring 169 feet of nice sandy beach frontage. It is a level property with potential for adding on to the cottage or building a new one.  A spring fed tributary flows into the lake along the north property line.Improvements The 2 bedroom, 1 bath cottage has an open kitchen / living area, large entry room for storage and a screened in porch room.Storage shed on the back side.Recreation School Section Lake offers all sports boating, swimming and great fishing.School Section Lake offers 126 acres of spring fed water with depths up to 33 feet. No Wake boating between 11:00 am to 7:30 pm.Canadian Lakes, St. Ives and Tullymore Golf Courses are close by.Four Season recreation opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts.Located in the “Heart of the Lakes” area of Mecosta County.Region & Climate Throughout the year, the temperature in Mecosta County varies between a low of 12°F and a high of 83°F. The county also experiences an annual precipitation of 37 inches and a snowfall of 59 inches. The humidity level remains comfortable throughout the summer, providing a pleasant environment for residents and visitors alike.The four distinct seasons offer the outdoor enthusiasts year-round opportunities.Location Convenient shopping, restaurants, medical facilities and Fire Station with EMS  Service are located at the Country Corner Plaza at Canadian Lakes a mile away.KJ’s Family Restaurant, Conley’s Bakery, M-20 Party Store, Family Dollar and Fox Power Sports are 2 miles away.The Gwin Girls Winery and Tasting Room and The Winery at Young Farms are close by to enjoy this cool vibe.Only 25 minutes to Mt. Pleasant, Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort and Central Michigan University.Big Rapids is 15 miles with all big store shopping, restaurants and Ferris State University.GRR Airport, Grand Rapids, Mi.  is 73 miles.

$595,000

160 Acres

Barryton, Michigan, 49305

This beautiful 160 acre farm offers exceptional waterfowl, deer and turkey hunting. The rolling terrain has 68 acres of designated wetlands, a spring fed creek and ponds, along with the 78 acres planted in soy beans that border the woods and native grasses make for the ultimate wildlife habitat. Desirable building site overlooking the pond/wetland area. Truly an outdoor enthusiasts dream property. The Martiny Chain of Lakes are nearby.Land The property consists of 160 acres featuring rolling terrain with fertile farm ground, woods and approximately 68 acres of designated wetlands with a spring fed creek and pond areas.  Currently 78 acres are planted in soy beans.The wetland acreage is in a Conservation Easement Partnership with the USDA & NRCS. The Michigan’s Wetland Preservation Program aims to protect, manage and restore wetlands. After the restoration is completed the landowner must maintain the wetland over the life of the contract. The land can be transfered to a new owner however the terms of the easement do not change. The landowner remains the owner of the property and has control over access to the land and it can be used for recreational activities such as hunting, fishing, hiking, etc.The original homestead barn and outbuilding with a pond in between are a landmark on the farm.Improvements An older well, septic system and electricity are on the property.There is 3960 feet of frontage on 17 Mile Road which is paved and county maintained.  The 1320′ frontage is on highway M-66.Recreation Exceptional waterfowl, deer and turkey hunting. The wildlife viewing for the avid bird watcher is also exceptional.The Martiny Chain of Lakes is 2 miles away for all sports boating and great fishing opportunities. Agriculture A local farmer leases the 80 tillable acres and is currently planted in soy beans.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The farm has 68 acres in the Michigan Wetlands Preserve Program with the classification PEM1Ed.Region & Climate Mecosta County, MI has a temperate climate with four distinct seasons. In the summer, temperatures range from highs in the mid 80s and lows in the mid-60s. Spring brings mild temperatures with warm days and cool nights. Fall is characterized by crisp, cool temperatures that average in the mid to upper 50s during the day and low 40s at night. Winters are cold and snowy, with daytime highs sometimes dropping as low as single digits and overnight lows averaging around zero degrees.Location Located in the Central Michigan Region with the Village of Barryton 8 miles away and Remus is 7 miles.Mt. Pleasant and Soaring Eagle Resort and Casino is 24 miles offering big store shopping and dining options.Several inland lakes and streams to enjoy within the Mecosta County’s Four Season recreation area.

$3,500,000

30.6 Acres

Davison, Michigan, 48423

Welcome to Meadowland Farm, established in 1998 by the Sheroski Family as a state-of-the-art equestrian facility. The family's passion for horse racing, riding, competitive showing, training and boarding is legendary. The family business retired in December of 2024 and now after a renovation and significant upgrades, it is a turnkey opportunity for new owners.Land This legendary farm has been enjoyed, loved and passionately cared for by the Sheroski Family for over 27 years.The impressive, gated entrance off of Bristol Road gives way to a commercial grade paved driveway that really enhances the beauty of Meadowland Farm.The property consists of 30.6 acres that feature a riding arena and 5 paddocks with water tanks that are supplied by a separate well. The facility well has a new submersible pump and also supplies the caretaker’s house.The farms beautiful 20-acre hay pasture along with the rolling terrain make for a beautiful rural country setting.The Meadowland Farm property produces over 4,000 bales of hay a year. Improvements The state-of-the-art Equestrian Facility is 200′ x 170′ featuring the 150 x 60 heated riding arena with a main level viewing area, an office, tack room and a restroom. This is a custom-built steel framed building. The upstairs living quarters offers First Class amenities including 2 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, full kitchen with granite countertops and balconies that allow for spectacular viewing of this beautiful property and Equestrian facility.The facility was custom built in 1998 featuring a steel frame construction that has been professionally maintained with several recent upgrades to make this a turnkey opportunity.The entire facility is heated and cooled for year-round comfort. The indoor arena has a crushed rubber floor. Also, a spray system for flies is throughout the barn and screen curtains on the 4 big doors.Featuring 42 stalls with 5 set up for birthing, 3 tack rooms, break room, farrier station, wash station, 2 restrooms, laundry room w/commercial grade appliances, tool room and workstation for equipment.New electrical services and 2 Generac generators as backup to supply the entire building.The two pole barns 80 x 45 have concrete floors and hay lofts.The equipment barn is 50 x 26 with 3 doors. Carport storage is 30 x 30.  All of the tractors and hay equipment are in great condition and stored inside. Also included is a storage container for fencing and misc.The caretaker’s house is a 1996 Schult modular home with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a fenced yard for your pets. Recreation Endless Recreational Opportunities at Meadowland Farm and the Davison area!The Equestrian Lifestyle is a passion driven way of life centered around horses and horse riding, encompassing everything from physical demands of care and training to the associated culture of fashion, home decor, social activities, community events and equestrian sports.The Metamora Hunt Club, founded in 1928, is 20 miles away. This private club and community are centered around equestrian events, horse country, and farm tours.Hunters Creek Club, Michigan’s Premier Sporting Club, is 17 miles away in the Horse Country area of Metamora. This private club was established in 1958 and known as Michigan’s first Pheasant Hunting Game Preserve.The Huntsman Hunt Club, a private shooting preserve in Metamora is 21 miles away. Originally a working family farm, with rolling pastures and wooded ponds, the club has grown into Michigan’s premier shooting preserve. The clubhouse is situated amongst lushly landscaped grounds and features a relaxing, yet refined environment with fieldstone fireplaces and an abundance of hand-hewn woodwork.The Award Winning Sugarbush Golf Club, a premier championship 18-hole golf course designed by renowned PGA Life Member Larry Mancour is 8 miles to the north of Meadowland Farm. Sugarbush is celebrated for its exceptional design and challenging play. It’s voted in the Top 10 as one of the top public golf courses in the country by Golf Digest and Michigan Golf Magazine.The legendary Warwick Hills Golf and Country Club is a private country club and located just 9 miles away. Warwick Hills is best known for hosting the Buick Open which was a long time PGA Tour tournament and has been replaced with The Ally Challenge which is a PGA Tour Champions tournament.The nearby Davison Country Club and Athletic Club has a beautiful 18-hole golf course, as well as a range of updated amenities such as renovated banquet rooms, a new bridal suite, an upgraded pro shop, and a driving range. The private club and property include a 20,000-square-foot clubhouse and event center.Agriculture The farm has approximately 20 acres of hay, replanted 2 years ago. There is the option to continue a lease agreement on the 20-acre hay field from the neighbor. The 4 tractors, hay equipment, implements and gator are included and very well maintained. and always stored inside.General Operations The detailed business information and revenue opportunities will be available for the serious buyer.Region & Climate Davison, Michigan is located in Southeast Michigan and has four distinct seasons. The average summertime temperature is a comfortable 79 degrees, and the annual snowfall is approximately 32 inches.History Tom and Teresa Sheroski built the Meadowland Farm in 1998 for their family’s passion for horses and the desire to offer a First-Class facility to train and board equine year-round. Location Davison is home to over 11,000 acres of woods, water and trails in Michigan’s largest county park system. Richfield County Park has year-round activities for the outdoor enthusiast.Downtown Davison offers a mix of suburban and rural charm with a lively Main Street, green parks, and a strong sense of community, symbolized by the “City of Flags” tradition. The city of Davison provides convenient access with its location on M-15 and near I-69, making it an attractive area to live or visit.The city of Davison is located 5 miles to the north from Meadowland Farm.The Metro Detroit area (Auburn Hills) is located 30 miles to the south.Bishop International Airport in Flint is 11 miles away.DTW – Detroit Metropolitan Airport is 69 miles away.The Davison Country Club and Athletic Club are 3 miles away.

$179,000

0.18 Acres

Pentwater, Michigan, 49449

Lake Michigan beach access for this beautiful wooded lot. Great potential for a new home build with the big lake sunset views. Desirable location on a cul-de-sac. Pentwater is a charming lakeside village offering premier recreational activities centered around Lake Michigan and its quaint downtown. Land Lot 22, Whispering Sands has 70 feet road frontage x 130 feet.. The lot is a steep hill with nice mature trees that could offer exceptional sunset views. Located in Pentwater Township.*The seller has an architectural background and has offered site drawings for this lot. see included photos in the trail cam section.Recreation Direct access to enjoy Lake Michigan beach frontage.Charles Mears State Park: Located right downtown, it features a large sandy beach on Lake Michigan, a pier for fishing and walking, a playground, and a volleyball court.Boating & Fishing: Pentwater Lake offers boating and marinas. You can charter a fishing boat for Lake Michigan or fish from the channel.Kayaking/SUP: Popular on the calmer waters of Pentwater Lake and the nearby Pentwater River.Pentwater Pathways: Offers scenic hiking loops through forests (aspen groves) that are also great for cross-country skiing in the winter.Biking: The area is popular for casual biking around the village and along rural lake-view roads.Pentwater Village Green: Hosts summer band concerts, art fairs, farmers’ markets, and Sunday night movies.Region & Climate Pentwater, Michigan, features a four-season climate with warm, pleasant summers (July-August highs 75-80°F)Spring (March – May): Temperatures begin to moderate, with highs rising from the 30s to the 60s°F by May. Location Pentwater, Michigan, is a charming lakeside village offering premier recreational activities centered around Lake Michigan and its quaint downtown.

$6,600,000

680 Acres

Baldwin, Michigan, 49402

Welcome to The Cannon River Ranch, this iconic Lodge was built in 1929 and owned by the GW Cannon Family since 1954. Known as the largest private land holding on the Pere Marqette River with nearly seven miles of frontage and over a square mile of land. The PM is a Natural River and a Blue Ribbon Trout Stream located in West Michigan. It is recognized as one of the few trout and salmon fishing rivers of this quality remaining in the country.Land The Ranch features 680 acres with nearly 7 Miles of pristine, private shoreline on the Pere Marquette. The property includes land on both sides of the river, a rarity that prevents future development from encroaching on the views or privacy. The PM is a designated Blue Ribbon Trout Stream and National Wild & Scenic River. The ranch is located downstream from the Fly’s Only River section.The Cannon River Ranch is a legacy property and historic lodge near Baldwin, Michigan, widely considered the finest trout property in the Midwest. Its primary uniqueness stems from its rare combination of massive scale, private River access and untouched wilderness on one of the nation’s most legendary trout streams.The Pere Marquette is a National Wild and Scenic River with new docks are not allowed  the ranch’s existing docks and bridge are grandfathered in, offering exclusive fishing and launching spots to experience world renowned waters for wild brown trout, rainbow and the exciting steelhead and salmon seasons.The diverse terrain including lush forests and river bottoms make for prime habitat and a private haven for whitetail deer, turkey, grouse and bald eagles. Untouched WildernessSize: The estate spans over one square mile (680 acres) that is surrounded by protected Federal forests.East Side Preserve: Roughly 175 acres on the east side of the river remain completely undisturbed, with no existing structures. The land supports prime hunting for whitetail deer, turkey and grouse, alongside non-motorized activities like cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Improvements The Main Lodge was built in 1929  with an Adirondack style log exterior with white ash and wormy chestnut lumber for the rustic finish interior.The great room & dining area are highlighted by vaulted ceilings and a stone wood burning fireplace. A full bathroom is located off the living area for convenient guest access.The kitchen offers functional amenities with stainless steel counter tops. The laundry room is adjacent to the kitchen and offers an exterior back door entrance for convenient access to this area.The primary main floor bedroom suite has a full bathroom and a convenient 1/2 bathroom.The west wing loft features 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom.The east wing loft features 3 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms.The cozy screened  porch room is the perfect area to listen to the rainbow and brown trout feeding on mayfly hatches.Main Lodge recent improvements:New roof in 2025.Exterior log chinking in 2024.The (2) LP gas furnaces new in 2020.River Cabin #3 :17.95 acres with 1,400 lineal feet of river frontage3 Br, 2 BAFree standing gas log fireplaceLaundry room & forced air furnaceProperty survey dated 1-18-24.River Cabin #4:6.12 acres with 889 lineal feet of river frontage3 BR, 2 BALaundry room & forced air furnaceProperty survey dated 3-15-25.Parcel “E”:7.5 acres with 595 lineal feet of river frontage.Property survey 3-15-25.Caretaker’s House:Log constructionBarnTwo outbuildings for equipment storagePurchase Options:Lodge, Caretaker House, outbuildings with 158 acres and 2,100 +/-  River frontage on both sides.East side 175 acres with 8,000 +/- feet River frontage.Cabins #1 and #2 have sold this Spring 2026. Located on the North end of the Ranch.  Recreation The Cannon River Ranch offers Year Round Recreation.This stretch of the PM River mainstream is designated as trout waters, and the system supports a renowned cold-water fishery. It is a designated “Blue Ribbon” trout stream and also supports excellent runs of salmon and steelhead from Lake Michigan.Hatches of mayflies, caddis, and stoneflies provide tremendous dry fly angling for resident rainbow and brown trout.  It is recognized as one of the few trout fishing rivers of this quality remaining in the country.The PM River is considered to be Michigan’s clearest and cleanest free flowing river that offers exceptional canoeing and kayaking.Fly Fishing: World-class opportunities for resident brown trout, rainbow trout, steelhead, and king salmon.Paddling: Ideal for kayaking, canoeing, and tubing; it takes approximately one hour to float through the ranch’s property.Private Trout Pond: A dedicated pond on-site fed by the river for additional fishing.Winter Sports: Seasonal activities include cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling enjoyed on the established trail system.The Ranch borders the Manistee National Forest with its thousands of acres of woods, streams and lakes and along the Lake Michigan shoreline that offer year-round outdoor activities including hunting, off-road vehicle use, biking, camping, hiking, cross country skiing and snowmobiling.Lake Michigan is 30 miles away in Ludington.Region & Climate Baldwin, Michigan experiences a classic four-season climate with cold winters and warm summers. The average temperature ranges from a low of 15°F in January to a high of 81°F in July. Annual snowfall is moderate at 83 inches, with January being the snowiest month, averaging 25.6 inches. Total annual precipitation is moderate at 37 inches, peaking in October. Humidity levels vary, with dew points rising to comfortable levels of 60°F in summer. Baldwin receives about 2,283 hours of sunshine yearly, with July offering the clearest skies and January the cloudiest.. The PM River is a waterway for all seasons that flows into the Pere Marquette Lake in Ludington, which has always been known as a hot spot for those seeking outdoor adventure.History “The Cannon Lodge” as it’s known to anglers, has been a private family/corporate retreat for over four generations. Situated on a wide-open bend on the famed Pere Marquette River, the lodge was hand-built in the 1929 by Robert Irwin, who owned a furniture manufacturing company in Grand Rapids. The main lodge is crafted in the classic Adirondack style, with an exterior made of native northern pine and an interior outfitted with rare wormy chestnut. A nearby footbridge spans the river, giving you immediate access to countless adventures amid sand dune hills and winding forest trails. You can also access a large cedar dock, where you can launch a kayak to explore over four miles of private waterfront, on both sides of the river.In 1978, sixty-six miles of the Pere Marquette were designated a National Scenic River.Most notably, the Pere Marquette River was the location of the first brown trout introduction in the United States (1884). Rainbow trout were planted in 1885, and this early introduction developed into a self-sustaining steelhead population. Coho and chinook salmon were introduced into Lake Michigan in 1966.The Pere Marquette River is located in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula. The river system begins east of Baldwin and empties into Lake Michigan at Ludington and is the longest unregulated river system in the Lower Peninsula. The river is a nationally known, high-quality fishing stream which supports large populations of resident trout, steelhead, and salmon. From M-37 to Gleason’s Landing, the state has designated the river as quality fishing water requiring catch and release with flies only.Location The Village of Baldwin is 7 miles away.Ludington is a 30 mile drive to Lake Michigan.