$8,250,000

645 Acres

Farwell, Michigan, 48622

Welcome to Cherokee Acres Ranch, a family legacy since 1968. This "Pure Michigan" paradise is a pristine 645 acre property featuring heavily wooded terrain and a spring fed pond stocked with rainbow and brown trout. A vibrant creek, marsh pond, swales and cedar swamps makes for the ultimate deer and wildlife habitats. The impressive Lodge and Guest House make this one of the finest recreational properties to ever become available in Michigan! Land This 645 acre property is a wildlife paradise featuring the beautiful spring fed pond stocked with rainbow and brown trout.Two vibrant spring fed creeks feed the pond and flow out of the dam throughout the entire east side of the property. An abundance of natural spring water throughout the property. An artesian well is located by the guest house.Heavily wooded rolling terrain with hardwood, pine and poplar trees. The marsh pond, cedar swamps, cattail swales , 17 rye food plots, the natural deer bedding areas and an abundance of wild berries make for ideal wildlife habitats.A beautiful valley field with 10 mature producing apple trees, rye food plot, box blind and 2 ladder stands are one of the desired hunting areas.The abundance of wildlife including healthy numbers of whitetail deer, turkey, ducks, grouse, woodcock and countless bird species call this 645 wildlife paradise their home.17  Box Blinds overlooking lush rye food plots with several ladder stands in prime proven locations that consistently produce opportunities to harvest a trophy buck every year. This incredible property is truly a  “Hunters Haven”.The impressive massive timber entrance is Amish crafted from red oak trees taken off the property. The solar powered custom lighted gate compliments the mile-long driveway to the lodge. The private drive in is spectacular!Turn that green thumb loose with the conveniently positioned 100′ x 50′ garden area that is nicely enclosed with varmint proof electric fencing. The custom irrigation system and garden shed along with an additional fenced garden area by one of the creeks truly make this a gardener’s field of dreams. Beautiful wild flowers planted by the owners Mom surround the pond and simply make this property “Special”.There is a fire pit, decks, dock and beach area to enjoy the outdoor entertaining experience.The miles of maintained trails give you easy access to all of this spectacular property.Woods, Water and Wildlife gives you the ultimate “Pure Michigan” experience at the Cherokee Acres Ranch!   Improvements The custom designed lodge was built in 1991 and features 2 main floor master suites, 1 1/2 bathrooms, with the 2nd floor featuring 4 bedroom suites with personal sinks and 2 full bathrooms. Designed by the owners for comfortable entertaining for their family and friends.The great room has an impressive wood burning stone fireplace and wet bar. The wall of windows and door walls allow for exceptional views of the spring fed pond and mother nature.The kitchen has a large island/bar and features commercial grade appliances. Two dining tables and a built in desk compliment this area of the great room. The laundry room w/utility tub, washer & dryer, built in commercial fridge & freezer, ice machine and storage closets.The upstairs features the north and south wings with 4 bedroom suites that all have personal sinks and 2 full bathrooms which make it very comfortable and convenient for your guests. All bedrooms have balconies to enjoy the sights and sounds of the outdoors.A nice lounging area overlooking the great room that has a custom 6 person sauna to compliment the lodge experience.Overall, there are 6 bedroom suites and 3 1/2 bathrooms to accommodate your guests in the main lodge.The guest house was built in the 1980’s, featuring 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, forced air heat with a fireplace and a wood stove. The living area and deck overlook the pond and the vibrant creek that flows through the front yard.Nice gravel parking area to accommodate several guests at a time. The guest house has its own well & septic.A 48′ x 32′ steel framed garage with 3 bays, a wood stove and workshop area.A 40′ x 30′ pole barn with 3 bays for great equipment and toy storage.Skeet range, rifle range w/shooting bench and a nearby buck pole.New in 2023 is the impressive red oak timber entrance with an automatic gate, fencing and planted birch trees.  Recreation This property is perfect for the Family Compound or the ultimate Corporate Retreat. It checks all the boxes for the outdoor recreation enthusiast!The miles of groomed trails throughout the property offers the ultimate private playground for whatever your heart desires! Saddle up your horse, hop on an electric buggy or ATV,  take a nice walk or hike, wet a line in the spring fed creeks and pond, or go hunting on the heavily wooded hilly terrain that make up the 645 acres.Exceptional whitetail deer, turkey, grouse and woodcock hunting along with the catch and release trout fishing. This property has an abundance of wildlife that makes their home here.Relax on the private deck of the lodge or patio area of the guest house while grilling steaks, or grab your coffee and a good book and enjoy the cozy fireplaces.Winter time activities include snowmobiling, cross-country skiing and snow shoeing to name a few. Or, sit back by one of the cozy fireplaces and enjoy viewing the abundance of wildlife.The Cherokee Acres Ranch is one of a kind and truly a Recreational Paradise!Agriculture Heavily wooded – Mature hardwoods, red pine and poplar with significant mature timber value for a select cut.Abundant spring water in several areas for the wildlife and the lush native plants and grasses to flourish. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All mineral rights will convey.3 oil wells that are sparingly operating, offer some royalties to the owners.General Operations The son has owned and passionately groomed Cherokee Acres Ranch for 32 years while living year round here for 8 years. His hunting knowledge and history will be passed on for valuable reference.With a heavy heart it’s time for new owners to begin their “Family Legacy”Region & Climate This area in East Central Michigan has 4 distinct seasons with very moderate overall climates. The average summertime high temperature is a comfortable 79 degrees. The average annual snowfall in this area is approximately 40 inches per year.History The village of Farwell is in Clare County, Michigan. The population was 880 at the 2020 census.  The village of Farwell was founded in 1870 with the local post office opening in 1871. The Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad had plans of expanding into the area on a new route connecting Saginaw to Ludington, which was completed by the end of the decade. The new community was named after New York native, Samuel Farwell, who had an interest in the railroad and was a construction contractor.  In 1871, Farwell became the first county seat of Clare County but lost the seat of government to Harrison in 1879 after the Farwell courthouse burned down two years earlier.Location Clare Municipal Airport is 9 miles, accommodating Large Cabin Private Jets.MBS International Airport is 46 miles.The Metro Detroit Area is an easy 2 hour drive.Mount Pleasant, Soaring Eagle Casino is 25 miles.Snow Snake Ski and Golf Resort is 14 miles.

$149,000

0.89 Acres

Mount Clemens, Michigan, 48045

Rare find! Welcome to one of the last vacant lots in Harrison Township that's within walking distance to beautiful Metro Beach & Lake St. Clair! This heavily wooded hidden gem backs up to 150 acres of city owned property that will never be developed. Perfect spot to build your dream home and enjoy all of the benefits of nearby lakeshore living! Land Just under 1 acre ( .89 +/-) of heavily wooded property that consists of mature hardwoods and some wetland area. The property is the last vacant lot available (16 lots in total) in this highly desirable neighborhood that sits on a dead end road. The property borders 150 acres of beautiful undeveloped Harrison Township owned property that will never be developed and is naturally loaded with wildlife, namely deer and many species of wild birds that call this property home. A perfect haven to watch wildlife and enjoy private living with nature!Please note – This property is in it’s native state and is in a lower-lying area that has some exposed wetland on it in the spring time. Will require some “fill” in preparation for building.Recreation There’s endless recreational opportunities in this part of Harrison Township! The property is within walking distance of Lake St. Clair Metro Park where you’ll find recreational activities for every interest. Whether it’s bird watching, windsurfing, kiteboarding, boating, bicycling or swimming, you have it all on the shores of Lake St. Clair! Bike, hike, jog or in-line skate on the nearby paved trail or keep your boat at one of the local marinas and go for a cruise on beautiful Lake St. Clair. Better yet, jump in for a swim in the lake or take advantage of the Olympic-sized swimming pool at Metro Park, featuring waterslides and a massive spray ground. Got a taste for golf? You have easy access to that too with an 18 hole Par 3 course at Metro Park that offers spectacular views of Lake St. Clair and the Detroit sky line!Fishing anyone? Lake St. Clair is known as one of the best fisheries in the country! The lake has a year-round open season that provides world class fishing for Musky, Walleye, Smallmouth & Largemouth Bass, Yellow Perch, Rainbow and Brown Trout. This Anglers Haven that attracts fisherman from all over the country is right in your backyard! Winter brings even more fun, with ice fishing, cross-country skiing and ice skating.History Harrison Township was formed in 1827 along the shores of Lake St. Clair. The township became a charter township in 1978.Location Take 16 Mile Road (aka: Metro Parkway) approximately 1.5 Miles to the East of I94, turn right on Shoreline Drive to the South and the property is half way down dead end road (Shoreline Drive South) on your left.The property is located approximately 1.5 miles to the East of I94 and approximately 1/2 mile to the N.W. of Jefferson.DTW Metro Airport is 41 Miles.

$1,600,000

80 Acres

Holly, Michigan, 48442

Enjoy living "Life on the Land" in the highly desirable northern Oakland County area of Holly. This beautiful 80-acre farm features rolling terrain, fertile farm fields, majestic hardwoods, a beautiful pond, along with lush cattail swales and a vibrant spring fed creek that offers excellent wildlife habitat. This property is just waiting for a new owner to take it to the next level of up-scale "Country Living". Note - currently tenant occupied.Land This beautiful 80 acre property with its current amenities is a great start for a hobby farm. The property’s location justifies a new custom home built for equestrian and recreational living.This farm ground has fertile soil and the property features rolling wooded terrain, spring fed pond and creek, along with the natural springs that provide for lush cattail swales.Approximately 49 +/- tillable acres are currently planted in corn.Excellent habitat for deer, turkey and waterfowl hunting!Water-Woods-Wildlife paradise!Private land tracts border the east and south property lines.The Rose Hill Center, a beautiful 400 acre peaceful campus, borders on the west property line.Improvements The ranch style home is 2,624 square feet with 4 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. A 34′ x 24′ vaulted family room was an addition a few years ago. The kitchen has an island and is open to the dining and living area. A wood stove adds to the cozy feel for your family and friends entertainment area. LP gas forced air heat, central air and a whole house Generac power system.The storage barn that is 115′ x 65′ with doors on the ends. A blacktop circle driveway for large vehicle access.A grain silo is situated overlooking the property, ideal for the new craze for outdoor gazebo style fun.A chicken coop with a covered feeding area for small farm animals.Great potential for a horse farm!The entire property is defined with older woven wire fencing.   Recreation Endless four season recreational opportunities for this desirable property!Deer, turkey and waterfowl hunting has been successfully enjoyed for many years.The Village of Holly, in Northern Oakland County is known for its appealing outdoor lifestyle.Nearby is Lake Fenton, a beautiful 845 acre all sports lake with a public boat launch and only 6 miles away. It’s the largest lake in bordering Genesee County and offers excellent fishing. The DNR releases 20,000 – 30,000 Walleye in Lake Fenton every year which makes this an Anglers Haven!The popular Holly State Recreation Area is 10 minutes away. The park’s 8,007 acres of rolling woodlands and open fields provide opportunities for a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, camping, boating, disc golf, fishing, mountain biking and much more.Close by is the Holly-Wilderness Trail, a beautiful 7-mile route featuring a variety of terrain, including rolling woodlands, pine forest, wetlands, ponds and prairies. This trail is considered easy to moderate and is ideal for beginning mountain bikers and cross-country skiers.The hidden gem called “Seven Lakes State Park” is a short 6 mile drive. Seven Lakes is 230 acres of crystal clear water with several miles of shoreline. Perfect for swimming, kayaking, canoeing and paddle boarding.The Holly Oaks ORV Park, consists of former and active sand and gravel mines, making the park a unique destination. The Park facilities include trails, scramble areas, rock and log crawls, water features, hill climbs and is open to all types of ORVs, including full-size vehicles, side-by-sides, all-terrain vehicles or ATVs and motorcycles. Air stations are located within the park.The award winning Heather Highlands Golf Course is only 10 minutes away from Black Oak Farms! There are 81 additional golf courses within a 20 mile radius from the property.For some winter time fun, beautiful Mt. Holly Ski & Snowboard Resort is 3 miles away!  They even offer night skiing to enjoy making turns under the lights.      Agriculture Approximately 49 +/- acres, consists of 3 fields that are currently being farmed for hay, corn and soy beans. The remaining 42 +/- acres consist of mature hardwood timber including Oak, Maple and Poplar trees. General Operations Owners for over 20 years, enjoyed the property as a rental hobby farm and leased out the farm ground.  Region & Climate Holly, 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.The Village of Holly is in northern Oakland County, Michigan. The population was 5,997 at the 2022 census. The village is located within Holly Township.Location Black Oak Farms is located approximately 30 miles north of the Metro Detroit area.The Flint Bishop International Airport is 13 miles away.Conveniently located 1/4 mile west of Highway I-75 in a rural country setting only 5 miles from Holly.

$89,000

15 Acres

Pinckney, Michigan, 48169

Welcome Deer and Duck Hunters! This 15-acre property in Livingston County is in prime whitetail country. The property is adjacent to over 900 acres of non-motorized public land that significantly expands the footprint of this unique property and offers endless outdoor opportunities. This area has produced many trophy whitetails over the years! Note - the property is considered a wetland area and not buildable. Seller is open to a Land Contract!Land Motivated Seller! Will consider all offers!The property consists primarily of lower lying marshland, swamp and cattail swales that are loaded with lush native grasses and vegetation making this a wildlife paradise! There are 2 higher ground small islands on the property that the deer frequent at all times of the day. The larger of the two islands on the west central side of the property has multiple thriving apple trees that attract many deer to this part of the property. There is also a marshy wetland pond area in the south-central part of the property that attracts all kinds of waterfowl and makes for great duck hunting. The vibrant Honey Creek, which is part of the Huron River Watershed, flows through the middle of the property and there’s another spring fed creek that runs along the north side of the property where northern pike have been spotted. Improvements The property has a very comfortable quality elevated Tri Pod Tower Stand with sliding windows located on the higher ground island on the west central side of the property. There is an elevated Box Blind with windows in the northeast part of the property. There’s a homemade waterfowl blind overlooking the pond area for duck hunting. There are also 2 tree stands on the front island and 2 additional stands on the island towards the back of the property. All of these stands stay with the property! The owner has planted multiple apple trees on the larger island that consistently produces quality apples which attract deer at all times of the day.Recreation The property is naturally loaded with wildlife, namely deer, ducks and turkey along with many species of wild birds that frequent the property. Trail Cameras have produced pictures of the previous State Record Buck (crossbow) that was frequenting the property! An outdoorsman’s dream and the perfect place to deer hunt, waterfowl hunt, turkey hunt, trapping or just view the abundance of wildlife that make this property their home.The property is right next door to the award-winning Timber Trace Golf Course which is described as Livingston County’s premier golf course. Timber Trace is built on 460 acres and known for its natural beauty including majestic stands of tall pines and hard woods.Take advantage of over 900 acres of spectacular public land that is adjacent to this property. This public land consists of heavily wooded hilly terrain, lush marshland, cedar swamps and is home to a hidden gem known as Duck Lake. This secluded spring fed 12-acre lake offers very good bluegill, largemouth bass, northern pike, yellow perch and crappie fishing.There are endless opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast with the close proximity of this large tract of nearby public land including, hunting, fishing, hiking and camping. Wintertime brings even more fun including snow shoeing, cross country skiing and ice fishing.History Pinckney is a village in Putnam Township in Livingston County. The population was 2,415 at the 2020 census. Among the first American pioneers in the area around Pinckney were William Kirkland and his family, who moved from New York in the late 1820s. Kirkland named the community after his brother, Charles Pinckney Kirkland. Platted in 1837, Pinckney was incorporated as a village in 1883.Location The property is located 2.5 miles N.W. of Pinckney.14.5 Mile S.W. of the city of Brighton.17 miles South of the city of Howell.Approximately 45 minutes from the Metro Detroit area.  

$595,000

32 Acres

Leonard, Michigan, 48367

This 32-acre hidden gem in N. Oakland County has endless opportunities! This unique property offers tremendous Commerical and Residential Development opportunities in the highly desirable village of Lakeville in Addison Township! Over 900' of road frontage on Lakeville Road, just west of Rochester Road, that overlooks the very popular Lakeville Lake. The back half of the property features beautiful heavily wooded hilly terrain!Land The property is broken up into 12 parcels: There are 3 parcels (approx 6 +/- acres) zoned C1 (Commercial) with over 900′ of frontage on Lakeville Road.  Great Commerical business opportunity in a rapidly growing area! There are 8 parcels (approx 13 +/- acres) zoned MD (Multiple Dwelling – Residential) and the southern portion of the property is 1 parcel (approx 12 +/- acres) that is zoned SF (Suburban Farm).  The property butts up to the 76-acre Lakeville Nature Sanctuary which will never be developed. This sanctuary is part of the Michigan Nature Association which is a nonprofit conservation organization that works to protect Michigan’s rare and endangered species by protecting the lands and waters they need to survive. The Lakeville Nature Sanctuary property significantly expands the footprint of this 32 +/- acre property.There is a beautiful vibrant spring fed creek that flows through the southern end of the property which gives way to heavily wooded rolling hills to the north. Ideal spot to create your own private sanctuary or multiple homesites and enjoy country living with nature.  Perfect terrain for homes with walkout basements with the higher elevation on this part of the property. The property is naturally loaded with wildlife, namely deer, turkey and many species of wild birds. A perfect haven to watch wildlife and enjoy private living in Solitude!The very popular downtown Rochester is a short 15-minute drive directly south down Rochester Road!   Recreation Woods – Water – Wildlife – Boating – Fishing – Hiking – Biking – Golf – Hunting There are endless recreational opportunities with this property! The beautiful 460 acre all sports Lakeville Lake is directly across the street. There’s a local marina, with boat slips available, within walking distance of this property. Or take advantage of the nearby Lakeville Public Access Boat Launch. The spring fed lake is 68′ deep and one of the largest lakes in Oakland County. Great fishing for pan fish, bass, northern pike and walleye.Copper Hills Golf Course is less than 2 miles down Lakeville Road. The award-winning public golf course was rated as one of the Top 10 public courses in Michigan by Golf Digest. The 27-hole golf course offers the highest elevation of any course in S.E. Michigan.The very popular Poly Ann Trail is just a few minutes away down Lakeville Road. The Poly-Ann Trail, established in 2019, as a non-motorized trail in Oakland County extending north from Orion Township in suburban Detroit on a former Pontiac, Oxford & Northern Railroad corridor. The portion of the trail that runs through Oakland County and Addison Township is 14.2 miles.Enjoy hiking the beautiful Lakeville Nature Sanctuary property which is right out your back door. This property is considered one of the most biologically diverse sanctuaries in Oakland County,  Agriculture The property consists of natural native grasses throughout the property which make this property a wildlife paradise. Mature timber that consists of Oak Trees, Maple Trees, Popular Trees along with an abundance of cedar trees along the spring fed creek bottom.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The property conveys all existing mineral right ownership.Region & Climate Oakland County, Michigan gets 33 inches of rain, on average, per year. The U.S. average is 38 inches of rain per year. Oakland County averages 38 inches of snow per year. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 17 degrees Fahrenheit to 82 degrees Fahrenheit and is rarely below 1 degree or above 90 degrees Fahrenheit.History The village of Lakeville is in Addison Township in Oakland County. It was founded and named by Sherman Hopkins in 1830. It was the first settlement in the township, which has been named for pioneer settle Addison Chamberlain. A post office was established in 1836, Lakeville was platted in 1840. Location Oakland County is considered one of the best places to live in Michigan!Downtown Rochester is 15 minutes directly south off of Rochester Road.The village of Leonard is 3.6 miles to the north.The town of Oxford is 6 miles to the west.DTW Airport is 49 miles to the SouthFlint Bishop International Airport is 37 miles to the N.W.This property borders 507 Lakeville Road, Lakeville which is the bordering property to the East.

$395,000

9.79 Acres

Sterling Heights, Michigan, 48312

Residential Development Property available in the heart of Sterling Heights at 14 Mile Road and Red Run Street, just west of Schoenherr. Two adjacent parcels with significant road frontage for a total of 9.79 acres. Prime investment property in a highly desirable area of Sterling Heights which is the second largest suburb in the metro Detroit area and the 4th largest city in Michigan. Both parcels are zoned for Multifamily use. Priced to Sell!Land Both parcels allow for the construction of up to 29 condos, making them ideal for multi-family development. Over 215′ of road frontage on 14 Mile Road and 1,174′ of road frontage on Red Run Street. Corner parcels with easy access off of 14 Mile and Red Run Street. One of the last vacant parcels of this size available in Sterling HeightsHistory Sterling Heights: The second most populous city in Macomb County, Michigan. It is located in the eastern part of the county. Sterling Heights is known for its many parks and green spaces, its many historical sites, and its many attractions, such as the Sterling Heights Historical Museum and the Sterling Heights Civic Center.Location Sterling Heights is 14 to 20 miles north of downtown Detroit. The city’s southern border is 6 miles from Detroit’s northern border. The shape of the city is six miles long and just over 6 miles wide. It is bordered to the south by the city of Warren, at its southwest corner by Madison Heights, to the west by Troy, to the north by Utica and Shelby Township, at its northeast corner by Macomb Township, to the east by Clinton Township, and to the southeast by Fraser

$2,400,000

147.3 Acres

Romeo, Michigan, 48065

Welcome to Rolling Hills Orchard! One of the finest Recreational Properties ever to become available in Macomb County. This pristine 147+/- acre property features a comfortable cabin, lush rolling meadows, heavily wooded hilly terrain and three ponds. The ultimate Family Recreational Property, Private Estate, Corporate Retreat or Residential Development opportunity! Multiple Splits available.Land Rolling Hills Orchard was a fully operational apple orchard at one time that sold apples to local farm markets and specialty retail stores & bakeries. This one-of-a-kind Recreational Property has been family owned for over 50 years. There are approximately 70 +/- acres of highly fertile tillable ground that can be farmed or leased to local farmers to generate income. The remainder of the property features approximately 45 +/- acres of beautiful heavily wooded hilly terrain and just over 30 +/- acres of apple trees. The largest pond was stocked years ago with Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass.The land is a perfect mix of tillable ground, rolling pasture and mature hardwoods making this “Pure Michigan” paradise a wildlife haven! The cozy cabin overlooking one of the ponds has electricity, well & septic and boasts a majestic stone fireplace. The cabin is perfect for entertaining family and friends or relaxing on the deck with your morning cup of coffee and enjoying the solitude and beauty of Mother Nature!The beautiful mature Pine, Oak and Maple Trees line the ridges of the hilly wooded terrain and give way to rolling pasture where the apple trees blossom every spring and give off a sweet fragrance that fills the springtime air. The Oak and Maple Trees change from an emerald green in the summertime to gorgeous vibrant colors in the early to mid-fall. The extra-large brick firepit behind the cabin is a great place to relax and take in the spectacular scenery of this special property.A well-maintained trail system provides easy access to the entire property. The owners have taken great pride in being true “Stewards of the Land” over the years and caring for all amenities of the property.Several established deer blinds are strategically placed throughout the property and are within walking distance from the cabin. The owners are avid deer hunters and practice Quality Deer Management. The abundance of agriculture, woods and water make this property a hunter’s haven.There is a marsh pond in the Southeast corner of the property with a beautiful island that is surrounded by lush native grasses and cattails making this part of the property a waterfowl sanctuary.There is approximately 2,000 ft of road frontage on 37 Mile Road with a private gated entrance. Very easy access to Highway M-53 allows for a short 30-minute drive to the metro Detroit area.Short walk or golf cart ride to Hy’s Cider Mill which is the bordering property to the east.Improvements Electricity, Well and Septic installed at the Cabin.New roof on the cabin 5 years ago.There is a 2,600 sq. ft. pole barn which is the perfect place to store your toys and work equipment.Composite Trex Docks installed on two of the ponds which are durable and resistant to water and mold.Composite Trex porches installed around the cabin.Private gated entrance off of main road as you enter the property.Culvert installed to help with drainage on main driveway as you enter the property.Well-maintained trails throughout the property providing easy access to all areas of the property.Custom dock/bridge installed on one of the ponds that provides easy access to the island.Multiple deer blinds (box blinds) placed throughout the property.Stocked pond with Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass.Installed a rock bed stream 15 + years ago from the well by the cabin to the pond to keep a fresh water source circulating in pond.Fenced 1 +/- acre for small trees and specialty gardens.Cleared approximately 70 +/- acres for income producing crop.Installed a Brick Fire pit for bon fires. Ideal place to gather with family and friends and enjoy the spectacular scenery.  Recreation Rolling Hills Orchard is the ultimate Family Recreational Property! Only 30 minutes from the Metro Detroit area! Excellent Deer, Turkey and Waterfowl hunting.Great Fishing for Largemouth & Smallmouth Bass and other pan fish species in the large pond.Ideal for Mountain Biking and Hiking on the well-maintained groomed trails throughout the property.Wintertime activities include Cross Country Skiing, Snowmobiling, Snow Shoeing and Ice Skating.For the Horse Enthusiast, this property has tremendous potential to become a spectacular Equestrian Property.For the Gardening Enthusiast, turn that green thumb loose and create that beautiful garden you always dreamed of. Agriculture Approximately 70 +/- acres of the tillable ground is currently producing soybeans.There’s approximately 30 +/- acres of apple trees on the property.A high percentage of the timber on the property is mature and valuable.Native grasses throughout the propertyRegion & Climate Romeo, 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 Romeo is on the rural-urban fringe of the Detroit metropolitan area, and many of its resident’s commute to jobs closer to the city. Romeo once served as a trading center for the timber industry and had many mills processing lumber from the region. Many wealthy timber families resided there. In the early 20th century, Romeo was the site of an early business devoted to the new automobile industry: the Detroit Auto Vehicle Company operated here from 1904 until 1908.Location The property is located at 5140 37 Mile Road, Romeo, MI 48065Heather Hills Golf Course in Bruce Township is 2 miles to the west.DTW Airport is 59 miles to the Southwest.Bishop International Airport in Flint is 50 miles to the Northwest.The village of Leonard is 4.8 miles to the West.Downtown Romeo is 6.9 miles to the South.The town of Almont is 7.2 miles to the North.The village of Dryden is 13 miles to the Northwest.The very popular downtown Rochester is 16 miles to the Southwest.Shelby Township is 17 miles to the South.  

$999,000

62 Acres

Dryden, Michigan, 48428

This stunning 62+/- acre property is nestled just across the Oakland County line on beautiful Brooks Lake. The spectacular heavily wooded hilly terrain and elevation on this property truly make this a one-of-a-kind property in Southeastern Michigan. Brooks Lake Sanctuary checks all of the boxes for the buyer looking for their own private estate or recreational outdoor paradise! Multiple splits available for residential development.Land Seclusion and Solitude best describe the Brooks Lake Sanctuary Property!Features heavily wooded hilly terrain with over 400 ft +/- of lake frontage on private Brooks Lake.North end of the property has great views of the beautiful and private Whigville Lake.This property is home to some of the highest elevation in Southern Lapeer County and boasts spectacular views.Multiple desirable building sites for home or cabin with lake views.Over 2100 ft of road frontage on Lake George Road.Natural 10 +/- acre marsh wetland area with cattails and a variety of native grasses that attracts many species of ducks, geese and wild birds.Lush grass clearing in central part of the property which is ideal for the avid deer hunter to put in food plots.Majestic Oak and Maple Trees line the ridges of the hilly terrain and go from a lush green in the summertime to spectacular vibrant colors in the fall.Tremendous potential to create your own beachfront estate and have a 62 +/- wildlife haven in your backyard.This property is truly unique and presents a rare and valuable opportunity to create your forever private estate! Improvements This rural property is undeveloped and is still in its native state like it was when the owners purchased the property approximately 30 years ago. Tremendous potential to groom and develop this property into your own wildlife sanctuary.Recreation The Brooks Lake Sanctuary is Perfect for the Outdoor and Wildlife Enthusiast!Excellent Deer, Turkey, Waterfowl and Upland Game Bird hunting.Great Fishing on Brooks Lake for Largemouth Bass, Pike, Perch and Bluegill.Kayaking, Paddle Boarding, Canoeing and Small Boats are perfect for Brooks Lake.Wintertime activities are cross country skiing, snow shoeing, ice skating and ice fishing.For the horse enthusiast, this property is in the heart of horse country with several nearby Equestrian Properties.Brooks Lake Sanctuary is the ultimate Four Season Recreational Property! Agriculture The property is comprised of approximately 80% mature hardwoods, 15% thick underbrush and approximately 5% marshy wetland area. Tremendous deer sign and cover on this property. A high percentage of the timber on this property is mature and valuable.Region & Climate This area in Michigan has 4 distinct seasons with very moderate overall climates. The average summertime high temperature is a comfortable 79 degrees, and the annual snowfall is approximately 35 inches.History In 1930, this property was used for The Merrill-Palmer Farm Camp (known later as simply the Merrill-Palmer Camp). This six-week camp afforded advanced opportunities to study the social and cognitive growth of pre-adolescent children, aged five to twelve, in a 24-hour recreational setting. See link in the “Resources” section below for more details on the history of the Merril-Palmer Camp.Dryden is a town in Lapeer County in the state of Michigan. The population was 951 in the 2022 census. The town is located within Dryden Township. The Village of Dryden was settled in 1836 and was called Amboy. It was located 1 mile north of its present-day location at Dryden and Mill Roads.Location This “Pure Michigan” paradise is only 30 minutes from the metro Detroit areaThe property is located at 5950 Lake George Road, Dryden, MI 48428.DTW Airport is 58 miles to the Southwest.Bishop International Airport in Flint is 35 miles to the Northwest.The village of Leonard is 3.5 miles to the East.The village of Dryden is 7 miles to the Northeast.The village of Metamora is 8.3 miles to the Northwest.The very popular downtown Rochester is 16 miles to the South.

$1,349,000

112 Acres

Albion, Michigan, 49224

Welcome to Brown Ridge Farms! This beautiful 112 +/- acre farm consists of heavily wooded hilly terrain, tillable ground, multiple outbuildings and a beautiful home that is perfectly located in the center of the property on a majestic bluff overlooking the spring fed creek that runs through the property. This property, with its current amenities, is perfect for a hobby farm, an equestrian property or family hunting property in Big Buck Country!Land Enjoy Country Living at its finest in Calhoun County!The property has over 1,300 feet of main road frontage that provides easy access to the private gated entrance to the property which is surrounded by an impressive custom 3-rail white horse fence.  Just inside the gate is a beautiful park-like setting that takes you down a well-maintained driveway past multiple outbuildings to the center of the property. The property consists of approximately 60 +/- acres of fertile tillable ground that has been farmed for over 30 years and approximately 50 +/- acres of mature heavily wooded rolling terrain. There’s a spring fed creek that runs through the property from the northeast to the southwest part of the property. The abundance of agriculture, woods and water make this property a wildlife paradise. The property offers tremendous deer hunting. Calhoun County is consistently one of the top counties in Michigan for producing mature bucks!This property has it all including a potential revenue opportunity (solar lease) for the new owner! Contact Hayden Outdoors for more details.Improvements There is a beautiful 3 level 2,500 square foot house with 5 bedrooms, and 2 bathrooms nestled in a well-hidden private setting in the center of the property. The home features redwood siding, a wraparound deck and a screened in porch overlooking the spring fed creek which is the perfect spot to enjoy your morning cup of coffee and the solitude and beauty of Mother Nature. The large windows throughout the home allow ample amounts of sunlight in and offer tremendous views of the beautiful mature Oak and Maple trees that line the ridges and change from an emerald green in the summertime to gorgeous vibrant colors in the early to mid-fall. The lower level of the house has an attached garage and great workshop area.There’s a 2,600 square foot metal pole barn which is the perfect place to store your work equipment and toys. There is a 3,000 square foot horse and hay barn with 4 horse stables and open bays off the back of the building that make for great storage for additional work equipment and toys. There are also 2 quality concrete block garage – storage buildings with roll up garage doors for additional storage. A grain silo is situated overlooking the property next to a separate grain storage shed.  Recreation Endless four-season recreational opportunities for this desirable property!The property is naturally loaded with wildlife, namely deer, turkey, sand hill cranes, geese and many species of wild birds.This property offers excellent hunting for Deer, Turkey and Canadian Geese.Great Fishing for Largemouth & Smallmouth Bass and other pan fish species in nearby Winnipeg and Prairie Lakes.Ideal area for Hiking and Mountain Biking the back roads of Calhoun County.Wintertime activities include Cross Country Skiing, Snowmobiling and Snow ShoeingFor the Horse Enthusiast, this property has tremendous potential to become a spectacular Equestrian Property.For the Gardening Enthusiast, turn that green thumb loose and create that beautiful garden you always dreamed of.Agriculture Approximately 60 +/- acres of the tillable ground is planted with corn.There’s approximately 50 +/- acres of rolling hardwoods. A high percentage of the timber on the property is mature and valuable.Lush native grasses throughout the property.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The property conveys all existing mineral right ownership.Region & Climate Calhoun County, Michigan gets 33 inches of rain, on average, per year. The US average is 38 inches of rain per year. Oakland County averages 37 inches of snow. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 17°F to 82°F and is rarely below 1°F or above 90°F.History Albion is a city in Calhoun County in the south central region of the Lower Peninsula of the U.S. state of Michigan. The population was 7,700 at the 2020 census. Albion is part of the Battle Creek Metropolitan Statistical Area.Location You’re a short 5-mile drive to nearby Albion. Albion’s small-town charm and historic downtown district with its brick streets offers a variety of restaurants and shopping choices.56 miles south of Lansing.55 miles west of Ann Arbor.23 miles west of Jackson.

$4,590,000

147 Acres

Howell, Michigan, 48843

Welcome to Chenango Lake Preserve, a rare gem in Livingston County where solitude and serenity awaits at this spectacular 147 +/- acre property that consists of beautiful heavily wooded hilly terrain and a park-like setting overlooking spring fed Chenango Lake. This year-round recreational playground, family estate, corporate retreat or a combination of many amazing uses is only 5 miles from the highly desirable downtown Brighton.Land This Pure Michigan paradise has an abundance of Woods, Water and Wildlife.As you enter this pristine property, a beautiful private road takes you through a mile long tunnel of trees to the heart of this Pure Michigan Paradise where you’ll find the secluded spring fed Chenango Lake.The beautiful rolling wooded terrain and elevation changes on this lakefront property are features that you are more likely to find on remote properties in Northern Michigan.This one-of-a-kind property has over 1,200 feet of lake frontage on the 29-acre all-sports Chenango Lake that is surrounded by over 1,500 acres of undeveloped state land. Chenango Lake Preserve boasts being the only private owned land on Chenango Lake. The majestic Oak, Maple and Pine Trees line the ridges of the hilly wooded terrain on the property and around the lake. The Oak and Maple Trees change from an emerald green in the summertime to gorgeous vibrant colors in the early to mid-fall.The property has 1,400 +/- feet of road frontage on Schafer Road and 2,000 +/- feet of frontage on Richardson Road.There are several potential parcel splits available on this property. Contact Hayden Outdoors for more information. Improvements The Charming Rustic Lodge is one of the many highlights at Chenango Lake Preserve.The 3,000 square foot lodge is nestled in the perfect spot overlooking Chenango Lake. The Lodge features a spectacular large, covered wrap-around screened in porch with beautiful lake views. The perfect spot to enjoy your morning cup of coffee with mother nature and watch the day come alive or enjoy the magnificent sunsets over Chenango Lake. The majestic two-sided indoor-outdoor stone fireplace can be enjoyed outside from the screened in porch area and also on the inside of the charming rustic lodge.  This natural wood burning fireplace is a popular spot for guests to gather and relax with family and friends.The Lodge also features an impressive dining hall and dining room with updated tongue and grove knotty pine siding on the walls to maintain that rustic appeal. Right off the dining room area is an updated commercial kitchen with all of the amenities to handle large family gatherings, corporate events, weddings, birthdays and many other events. The lower level of the Lodge makes for a great storage area.There is a comfortable 1,200 square foot 3 bedroom 1 1/2 bath ranch style home with a partially finished basement and a detached 2.5 car garage near the entrance of the property right off Richardson Road.The property also has 5 cabins on the property for guests to stay including the following:Lakeview Cabin – This 2,750 square foot cabin sleeps 40 people and includes Men and Women bathrooms with showers and has electric power with a forced air furnace.Ridgeview Cabin – This 2,620 square foot cabin also sleeps 40 and has the same amenities as the Lakeview Cabin.The remaining 3 cabins range in size from 440 square feet to 840 square feet and all have electricity & water and can accommodate guests for various events on the property.The rustic wood frame horse barn overlooks a beautiful, lush pasture near the center of the property.  This property would make a spectacular equestrian property with its amenities and surrounding trail system.There are 11 outbuildings on the property totaling over 12,000 square feet that all have electricity including the small beach house located just off the lake that is currently being used for storage.Properties like Chenango Lake Preserve only come available once in a lifetime! Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to own one of the finest recreational properties in Southeast Michigan.   Recreation There are endless recreational opportunities at Chenango Lake Preserve.This property is perfect for the ultimate Family Recreational Property or Corporate Retreat.Excellent Deer, Turkey, Waterfowl and Upland Game Bird hunting.Great Fishing in spring fed Chenango Lake for Largemouth Bass, Pike, Crappie and Bluegill.Enjoy Boating, Kayaking, Paddle Boarding and Canoeing on Chenango Lake.The trail system throughout the property is perfect for Horseback riding, Hiking, Mountain Biking and ATVs.Wintertime activities include Snowmobiling, Ice Fishing, Cross Country Skiing, Snow Shoeing and Ice Skating. Down Hill Skiing is available at Mt. Brighton which is 5 miles away.The nearby award-winning Timber Trace Golf Course, rated one of the top public golf courses in Michigan, is only 10 minutes away.There’s 1,500 acres of Brighton State Recreation Area that borders the property and offers several miles of horse-riding trails making Chenango Lake Preserve the ultimate Equestrian Property.The bordering Brighton State Recreation Area significantly expands the footprint and possibilities of Chenango Lake Preserve.Chenango Lake Preserve checks all the boxes for the outdoor recreation enthusiast!Agriculture The property is heavily wooded and consists of majestic mature hardwoods including Oak and Maple trees in addition to impressive Pine and Poplar trees.There is a significant amount of timber value on this property.Abundant natural spring water in multiple areas near Chenango Lake.Lush native grasses and plants throughout the property makes this property a wildlife paradise.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All mineral rights will convey.General Operations The property is currently being utilized as a retreat for a wide range of events:Corporate EventsFamily GatheringsWeddingsBirthdaysTeam Building EventsSummer Camp for KidsFitness and Adventure EventsThere are many potential business opportunities available at Chenango Lake Preserve including the opportunity to potentially join forces with the owner of the current business that is operating on the property under the name of “Chenango Lake Retreat”. Region & Climate Howell, 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 Howell is the largest city in Livingston County, Michigan, United States. As of the 2025 census, the city had a population of 9,914. The city is mostly surrounded by Howell Township, but the two are administered autonomously. Howell is part of the South Lyon–Howell–Brighton urban area, which is an extension of the larger Detroit–Warren–Dearborn (Metro Detroit) metropolitan statistical area. As of 2022, the largest industries were manufacturing, health care & social assistance, and accommodation & food services.Location The property address is: 6458 Richardson Road, Howell, Michigan 48843 – Hamburg Township – Livingston CountyThe property is located just 5 miles from the very popular downtown Brighton.9 miles Southeast of downtown Howell.6 Miles Northeast of downtown Pinckney.23 Miles West of Novi and the Metro Detroit Area.22 Miles from the very popular downtown Ann Arbor.46 Miles to the Detroit Metropolitan Airport – Wayne County.42 Miles to Bishop International Airport – Flint, Michigan – Genesee County.

$690,000

60 Acres

Dryden, Michigan, 48428

Enjoy living "Life on the Land" in this highly desirable area of Northern Oakland County! This beautiful 60-acre farm features rolling terrain, lush fertile farm fields, majestic hardwoods, a beautiful wildlife pond and a vibrant spring fed creek that offers excellent wildlife habitat. There are several quality homesites available on this property. Also ideal for a Private Estate, Hobby Farm, Equestrian or Residential Development opportunity! Land This 60-acre property is contingent on township approval for a parcel split of the original 100 +/- acre family farm. Note: The owners will consider selling the whole farm (100 +/- acres, home, barn, etc.,) and other potential parcel splits that offer more frontage on Hagerman Road and Bordman Road.Bordman Valley Farm has over 300 feet of main road frontage and offers very easy access to Rochester Road to the west and M-53 to the east. A perfect mix of productive tillable ground combined with mature hardwood timber makes this property so well-suited for the ultimate sprawling estate with a wide range of other productive uses, from growing crops, to grazing cattle or horses across the healthy grass pastures.Gentle lush rolling topography boasts multiple potential build site choices for your dream home, family compound or hobby farm.Majestically lined field edges with beautiful oak and maple trees that turn from an emerald green in the summertime to spectacular vibrant colors in the fall.Location, location, location – just 15-20 minutes from the very popular downtown Rochester and the metro Detroit area.Properties like this in Oakland County are rare and do not become available too often.Family owned for over 50 years; the owners are true stewards of the land and believe in the principle to leave the land better than you found it.Improvements An established trail system provides easy access to the entire property. Ideal for that morning walk with your dog, hiking, horseback riding, ATV’s and hunting.Recreation Endless recreational opportunities on the Bordman Valley Farm property!The property is naturally loaded with wildlife and offers great hunting for deer, turkey and waterfowl. Sand Hill Crains and many species of wild birds frequent this pristine property. For the horse lover, the property borders the very popular Polly Ann Trail, established as a Pure Michigan Trail in 2019. This non-motorized trail borders the west side of the property and runs from Orion Township in suburban Detroit on a former Pontiac, Oxford & Northern Railroad corridor. The portion of the trail in Oakland County runs for 14.2 miles from Orion Township to the Oakland–Lapeer County line at Bordman Road where this property is located. The trail continues north for 20 miles to North Branch Township and is very popular for mountain bikers, hikers and horseback riders.Just 5 miles to the south is the beautiful Lakeville Lake, a 460-acre all-sports lake with a public boat launch. The lake is 68 feet deep and is one of the largest lakes in Oakland County. Offers great fishing for pan fish, bass, northern pike and walleye.Heather Hills Golf Course, known as the “hidden gem” is just 2 miles to the southeast of the property and Copper Hills Golf Course is just 8 miles away. The award-winning public golf course was rated as one of the Top 10 public courses in Michigan by Golf Digest. The 27-hole golf course offers the highest elevation of any course in S.E. Michigan.Agriculture The rolling meadows on this property feature approximately 35+/- acres of highly fertile tillable ground with great drainage. The tillable ground is easily accessible from the main road. A high percentage of the timber on the property is mature and valuable. Lush native grasses throughout the property.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The property conveys all existing mineral right ownership.General Operations The family has passionately cared for and groomed this property for over 50 years. Their knowledge and history of the property and area will be passed on for valuable reference to the new owners who will begin their “Family Legacy” at the Bordman Valley Farm property.Region & Climate Oakland County, Michigan gets 33 inches of rain, on average, per year. The US average is 38 inches of rain per year. Oakland County averages 37 inches of snow. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 17°F to 82°F and is rarely below 1°F or above 90°F.History Addison Township, Michigan, was established around the mid-19th century becoming the northwesternmost township in Oakland County. Its early history involved logging, with significant stands of white pine and oak timber. The first settlement was Lakeville in 1830, founded by Sherman Hopkins and named for pioneer Addison Chamberlain, who became the township’s namesake. The township’s diverse terrain includes lakes and marshes in the center and hilly areas in the southwest, providing rich, fertile soil suitable for cultivation. Location Oakland County is considered one of the best places to live in Michigan!  The nearby Village of Leonard, a small town tucked into the northeastern corner of Oakland County, is 2.5 miles to the south. The property is 15 miles north of the very popular downtown Rochester, Michigan. The village of Dryden is 6 miles to the north, and the town of Almont is 6 miles to the northeast. The area offers nearby convenience of restaurants, grocery shopping and gas stations plus medical facilities and pharmacy.Located 31 miles from Oakland County International Airport, 45 miles from Bishop International Airport in Flint and 59 miles to Detroit Metropolitan Airport.

$259,000

5.1 Acres

Milford, Michigan, 48381

This beautiful 5.10-acre property is located in the highly desirable area of Milford Township. Solitude and serenity await on this beautiful wooded pristine private setting that is conveniently located 1 mile north of I-96 and 4 miles from the very popular downtown Milford. Milford is located in Oakland County and is considered one of the best places to live in the Metro Detroit area. Land This beautiful property is lined with impressive Oak and Maple Trees that change from emerald green in the summertime to vibrant colors in the fall. Multiple quality build sites to pick from on this secluded property that borders large parcels of vacant land to the south and east. There’s a well-maintained trail system throughout the property.* The property would require a new driveway to be installed off of West Maple Road.Please note – All showings must be accompanied by a licensed real estate agent.Recreation There are endless recreational opportunities in the Milford area!The popular Kensington Metropark is 5 minutes away. The park offers 4,481 acres of wooded, hilly terrain surrounding beautiful Kent Lake and is home to an abundance of wildlife and waterfowl. Enjoy a multitude of recreation opportunities throughout the year, from biking and boating to cross-country skiing, sledding and ice fishing. Take a swim at one of the beaches, get soaked in at the Splash ‘n’ Blast, or just spend the fishing, hiking or picnicking along the water. Take a tour aboard the Island Queen, hit the tees for a round of golf, or spin through a game of disc golf. The art shows and long rowing competitions at Kensington Park are also a big draw.The main bike trail around Kent Lake is the 8.5-mile paved Kensington Metropark Hike-Bike Trail, which is a popular, well-maintained, multi-use path with gentle inclines. It encircles the picturesque Kent Lake within Kensington Metropark and can also connect to the 3.4-mile Milford Trail, extending your ride to the village of Milford. Hot air balloon rides and hang gliding are additional activities at Kensington Park and often seen flying over this property.Milford has extensive equestrian, cycling, and hiking trails weaving through and around the Village. The Milford Trail links downtown to miles of scenic open space and panoramic views of the Huron River valley. It offers the perfect arrangement for a paddle and pedal. Float the Huron River and explore the ribbon of regional parks surrounding the village by bike.Drop the boats in upstream at Proud Lake State Recreation Area and enjoy the seemingly unspoiled landscape with clear waters inhabited by many bird species and other wildlife on the 4.5 mile trip to Milford.Or launch your journey at Milford’s Central Park, with its ample parking and a picnic area then head downstream to Kensington Metropark, Island Lake State Recreation Area or Huron Meadows Metropark.Summertime brings the farmers market, Milford’s famous sidewalk sales, the Milford Memories art festival, and the Milford Car Show. LaFontaine Family Amphitheater in Central Park features a Thursday evening Summer Concert Series, and family movie nights. Center Street Park hosts bands and fine arts the fourth Friday of each month.Milford, a community of 6,400 residents is the first Trail Town to greet trail users paddling through to Lake Erie for the 104-mile journey. From landing or launch at Milford’s Central Park it’s a short walk to downtown where casual restaurants, ice cream shops, and specialty stores await.Region & Climate This area of Michigan has 4 distinct seasons with very moderate overall climates. The average summertime high temperature is a comfortable 79 degrees, and the annual snowfall is approximately 35 inches.History Milford’s charismatic, traditional downtown, established just before the turn of the century, but renovated to an Old-World style, is on the National Register of Historic Places. The historic core of the village is located on both sides of a bend on the Huron River at the point where Pettibone Creek flows into the Huron. Both river and creek furnished waterpower to early settlers. The land surrounding the Village was primarily farmland that is now large residential lots and subdivisions, with one-third of the township outside the village being parkland or the General Motors Proving Ground.Milford, a community of 6,400 residents is the first Trail Town to greet trail users paddling through to Lake Erie for the 104-mile journey. From landing or launch at Milford’s Central Park it’s a short walk to downtown where casual restaurants, ice cream shops, and specialty stores await.Location This property is conveniently located just 9 miles west of Novi and 1 mile north of I-96.DTW – Detroit Metropolitan Airport is located 35 miles to the Southeast.Bishop International Airport is located 42 miles to the North.Brighton is located 11 miles to the West.Ann Arbor is 27 miles to the Southwest.The property is located 1/2 mile east of the new Del Webb Development off of Milford Road.