Hard sandy bottom on Clam Lake? Yes! Its true! This cozy three-season cottage with 171 feet of private lakefront comes with a Bulmann dock and the sturdy seawall with steps offer easy access to the water perfect for a day of fun on the lake! Located just minutes from the turquoise waters of Torch Lake or to the other direction one can head down Grass River to explore Lake Bellaire. The main cottage is set up as a studio complete with kitchen, bathroom, and mini-split system for heat and air conditioning. The attached bunkhouse offers additional sleeping quarters and the outdoor shower is perfect after a day in the sun. Dont forget the shed to keep all the boating equipment nearby! The underground sprinkling system keeps the grass lush and the 8 drain tile keeps it dry! Septic field has already been installed for a four bedroom home. The cabin is set on steel beams and can be moved with a tractor if desired. A 5,000 square foot pole barn, less than one mile away, is available first to purchasers of the cabin, see MLS #1935508, 7449 Weeman Rd, Bellaire MI 49615.

This large 5,000 square foot pole barn on 1.5 acres with 16 ceilings is the perfect place to store boats, mobile homes, cars, golf carts, and more! With four large 14 x 14 garage doors, each of the bays offers a sloped drain so standing water will not be an issue. The west side of the pole barn is already plumbed for a bathroom with laundry, and the covered porch shows potential of future living quarters note the high quality craftsmanship throughout. Located only one mile away from the Clam Lake Boat Launch. A three-season cottage on 171 feet of hard sandy bottom, less than one mile away which includes a Bulmann dock, is available first to purchasers of the pole barn. See MLS #1935507, 7260 Cottage Rd, Bellaire MI 49615.

This three bedroom/two bath home sits on 12 undeveloped acres inside the Village of Bellaire, zoned RESIDENTIAL-IMPROVED, which opens the door for many possibilities! The home itself can be used for full-time residence or for short- or long-term rental income. New concrete floor in the garage and back patio. What about a business that utilizes the home for employee housing? Or, a day care facility that can utilize the many acres for playing? How about a store for hot tubs? A mini-golf park? Or, storage units, restaurant, driving range, gym, or retail outlets? What does Bellaire need? How about splitting the 12-acres into an additional five parcels to build homes? Or, dividing the property so multiple small homes can be constructed utilizing the front home as an office during construction? This property extends from M-88 back to the walking path (abandoned railroad) that wraps behind Holiday Acres, heads to the baseball fields, and flows through the town of Bellaire in the other direction.