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Previous Description:
Discover a rare 38.3-acre retreat in the heart of the Sleeping Bear National Lake Shore, offering open acreage, productive plantings, mature forest, and ready-to-use improvements. Previously developed as a permaculture farm using organic inputs, the property features more than 26 varieties of fruit and berry crops within an approximately eight-foot fenced enclosure. A substantial pole building features a covered porch, two large access doors, a full bathroom, and finished upstairs living quarters. An included plumbed RV provides additional flexible space for guests, seasonal use, or an on-site retreat. Well, septic, natural gas, and electrical service are already in place. Ideal as a private residential getaway, recreational property, hobby farm, homestead, or continued agricultural operation, the property offers privacy, infrastructure, and room to grow. Enjoy peaceful surroundings and dark-sky views while remaining convenient to Honor, Lake Michigan beaches, Sleeping Bear Dunes, area lakes and rivers, wineries, and Traverse City.
Updated Description:
Discover a rare 38.3-acre retreat in the heart of the Sleeping Bear National Lake Shore, offering open acreage, productive plantings, mature forest, and ready-to-use improvements. Previously developed as a permaculture farm using organic inputs, the property features more than 26 varieties of fruit and berry crops within an approximately eight-foot fenced enclosure. A substantial pole building features a covered porch, two large access doors, a full bathroom, and finished upstairs living quarters. Well, septic, natural gas, and electrical service are already in place. Ideal as a private residential getaway, recreational property, hobby farm, homestead, or continued agricultural operation, the property offers privacy, infrastructure, and room to grow. Enjoy peaceful surroundings and dark-sky views while remaining convenient to Honor, Lake Michigan beaches, Sleeping Bear Dunes, area lakes and rivers, wineries, and Traverse City.
