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Highly usable private Grand Traverse Bay frontage is increasingly difficult to replace, and this Cherry Home Shores property offers 120 feet of it: sandy shoreline, sandy bottom, clear water, walk-in swimming, and usable beach area for sitting, swimming, and enjoying the bay. Set across two Cherry Home Shores lots, the property offers rare frontage width and long-term ownership flexibility for a buyer who understands the value of private waterfront and is willing to take on a significant project. The existing 3-bedroom, 1-bath cottage is heated by wood stove only and may serve for simple cottage use while buyers evaluate renovation or rebuild options. The primary value is the land, frontage, shoreline usability, and future ownership opportunity rather than the current structure. Existing septic will need replacement; point-of-sale report, replacement estimate, and permit for replacing the existing system are available in associated documents. Buyer to verify all septic requirements, replacement costs, zoning, setbacks, well, association rules, township requirements, and all applicable approvals for renovation, rebuild, or future use. Ownership in Cherry Home Shores includes shared beaches, parks, trails, clubhouse, tennis courts, common areas, and lake privileges. Cherry Home Shores restricts short-term rentals. This is not simply a cottage purchase; it is an opportunity to create a long-term ownership experience around private Grand Traverse Bay frontage with shoreline usability that will likely matter long after the existing structure changes.

3 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 1947824 MLS ⋅ Cherry Home Shores BLDG.

Highly usable private Grand Traverse Bay frontage is increasingly difficult to replace, and this Cherry Home Shores property offers 120 feet of it: sandy shoreline, sandy bottom, clear water, walk-in swimming, and usable beach area for sitting, swimming, and enjoying the bay. Set across two Cherry Home Shores lots, the property offers rare frontage width and long-term ownership flexibility for a buyer who understands the value of private waterfront and is willing to take on a significant project. The existing 3-bedroom, 1-bath cottage is heated by wood stove only and may serve for simple cottage use while buyers evaluate renovation or rebuild options. The primary value is the land, frontage, shoreline usability, and future ownership opportunity rather than the current structure. Existing septic will need replacement; point-of-sale report, replacement estimate, and permit for replacing the existing system are available in associated documents. Buyer to verify all septic requirements, replacement costs, zoning, setbacks, well, association rules, township requirements, and all applicable approvals for renovation, rebuild, or future use. Ownership in Cherry Home Shores includes shared beaches, parks, trails, clubhouse, tennis courts, common areas, and lake privileges. Cherry Home Shores restricts short-term rentals. This is not simply a cottage purchase; it is an opportunity to create a long-term ownership experience around private Grand Traverse Bay frontage with shoreline usability that will likely matter long after the existing structure changes.

13342 N Forest Beach Shores, Northport

Built by Samuel Scott of Scott Carpentry, this new Village of Northport home reflects nearly a decade of finish carpentry experience on high-end waterfront homes along Northport Bay, Omena Bay, and Suttons Bay. That attention to detail carries through the full construction process, including double-stud wall construction for maximum energy efficiency. The main level offers 1,133 finished square feet with two bedrooms, each with its own private bath, plus an additional half bath. Hardwood floors run through the living room, kitchen, and bedrooms, and the kitchen features quartz countertops. The primary bedroom opens to a private rear deck overlooking the quiet natural setting behind the home. Located in the Village of Northport, the home offers the convenience of village living with a more private feel, bordered by wetlands that create a natural buffer behind the property. The walk-out lower level adds another 1,133 square feet of future opportunity and is plumbed for a third bathroom and an additional kitchenette, plus a third bedroom, creating strong potential for guest space, multi-generational living, or expanded finished living area. The garage is ready for a future EV charger, and the home is also prepped for a future generator connection. Property includes a transferable Village of Northport short-term rental license. This home is soon to be furnished and furnishings can be included in the sale at no additional cost. This home offers the rare opportunity for a newly constructed home in a private section of the Village of Northport. Also, just a walk to the the pool and fitness center and the Nabonaba Trail System. Seller is a licensed realtor in the State of Michigan.

2 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 1947609 MLS ⋅ Hutchinson's Addition BLDG.

Built by Samuel Scott of Scott Carpentry, this new Village of Northport home reflects nearly a decade of finish carpentry experience on high-end waterfront homes along Northport Bay, Omena Bay, and Suttons Bay. That attention to detail carries through the full construction process, including double-stud wall construction for maximum energy efficiency. The main level offers 1,133 finished square feet with two bedrooms, each with its own private bath, plus an additional half bath. Hardwood floors run through the living room, kitchen, and bedrooms, and the kitchen features quartz countertops. The primary bedroom opens to a private rear deck overlooking the quiet natural setting behind the home. Located in the Village of Northport, the home offers the convenience of village living with a more private feel, bordered by wetlands that create a natural buffer behind the property. The walk-out lower level adds another 1,133 square feet of future opportunity and is plumbed for a third bathroom and an additional kitchenette, plus a third bedroom, creating strong potential for guest space, multi-generational living, or expanded finished living area. The garage is ready for a future EV charger, and the home is also prepped for a future generator connection. Property includes a transferable Village of Northport short-term rental license. This home is soon to be furnished and furnishings can be included in the sale at no additional cost. This home offers the rare opportunity for a newly constructed home in a private section of the Village of Northport. Also, just a walk to the the pool and fitness center and the Nabonaba Trail System. Seller is a licensed realtor in the State of Michigan.

160 S West Street, Northport

Over 40 Acres of Permanently Preserved Orchard Land with M-22 Frontage Offered is a rare opportunity to acquire over 40 acres of predominantly cherry orchard land in Leelanau Township, featuring gently rolling terrain and prominent frontage along both M-22 and Jelinek Road. This property is protected by a recorded Conservation Easement held by the Leelanau Conservancy, ensuring the land remains permanently preserved for agricultural use, open space, and scenic value. The easement prohibits subdivision and residential or commercial development, making this an exceptional offering for buyers seeking long-term land preservation, agricultural continuity, or estate-scale privacy without future development pressure. The landscape reflects generations of careful stewardship, with productive orchard acreage, natural contours, and visibility along one of Northern Michigan’s most iconic scenic corridors. Ownership includes full private use consistent with the easement, including continued orchard operations and approved agricultural improvements. This property will most strongly appeal to a conservation-minded buyer, neighboring landowners, or a legacy purchaser seeking to protect and steward a meaningful tract of Leelanau County land for future generations. Sale subject to the recorded Conservation Easement. Full documentation available upon request.

Over 40 Acres of Permanently Preserved Orchard Land with M-22 Frontage Offered is a rare opportunity to acquire over 40 acres of predominantly cherry orchard land in Leelanau Township, featuring gently rolling terrain and prominent frontage along both M-22 and Jelinek Road. This property is protected by a recorded Conservation Easement held by the Leelanau Conservancy, ensuring the land remains permanently preserved for agricultural use, open space, and scenic value. The easement prohibits subdivision and residential or commercial development, making this an exceptional offering for buyers seeking long-term land preservation, agricultural continuity, or estate-scale privacy without future development pressure. The landscape reflects generations of careful stewardship, with productive orchard acreage, natural contours, and visibility along one of Northern Michigan’s most iconic scenic corridors. Ownership includes full private use consistent with the easement, including continued orchard operations and approved agricultural improvements. This property will most strongly appeal to a conservation-minded buyer, neighboring landowners, or a legacy purchaser seeking to protect and steward a meaningful tract of Leelanau County land for future generations. Sale subject to the recorded Conservation Easement. Full documentation available upon request.

N Manitou Trail, Northport

27 Acres with Lake Michigan Sunset Views – Two Parcels Available at $600,000 Each This 27-acre property in the heart of Leelanau Township offers a rare combination of wide-open countryside, wooded privacy, and unforgettable Lake Michigan sunset views. The township allows one home per 10 acres, and the seller is offering a proposed split: one 13-acre parcel with existing infrastructure and one 14-acre parcel of rolling open ground with elevated view sites. Each parcel is available for $600,000, and the seller is also open to alternative boundary lines to meet a buyer’s needs. The 13-acre parcel includes a three-car garage in usable condition, an existing well, septic system (condition unknown), electrical service, and a driveway access from Christianson Road rather than busy M-22. A large barn and a home are also present on the property. The home and barn speak to the property’s history but will require significant effort to revive. Buyers will need to decide whether to breathe new life into these structures or start fresh with their own design. The most desirable building site on this parcel is separate from the current home, positioned for panoramic Lake Michigan views. The 14-acre parcel offers wide-open building possibilities with an equally impressive view site overlooking the countryside and the lake. Both parcels feature building sites where photos (taken from a 20-foot elevation) capture the sweeping, colorful sunsets that make Leelanau County so prized. Opportunities like this are rare: acreage with utilities, flexible boundary options, and dramatic views of Lake Michigan — all just minutes from local favorites like Fisher’s Happy Hour near Gill’s Pier. Whether you envision building a dream home, creating a private retreat, or simply securing a piece of Leelanau’s most sought-after landscape, this property offers a canvas with endless potential.

27 Acres with Lake Michigan Sunset Views – Two Parcels Available at $600,000 Each This 27-acre property in the heart of Leelanau Township offers a rare combination of wide-open countryside, wooded privacy, and unforgettable Lake Michigan sunset views. The township allows one home per 10 acres, and the seller is offering a proposed split: one 13-acre parcel with existing infrastructure and one 14-acre parcel of rolling open ground with elevated view sites. Each parcel is available for $600,000, and the seller is also open to alternative boundary lines to meet a buyer’s needs. The 13-acre parcel includes a three-car garage in usable condition, an existing well, septic system (condition unknown), electrical service, and a driveway access from Christianson Road rather than busy M-22. A large barn and a home are also present on the property. The home and barn speak to the property’s history but will require significant effort to revive. Buyers will need to decide whether to breathe new life into these structures or start fresh with their own design. The most desirable building site on this parcel is separate from the current home, positioned for panoramic Lake Michigan views. The 14-acre parcel offers wide-open building possibilities with an equally impressive view site overlooking the countryside and the lake. Both parcels feature building sites where photos (taken from a 20-foot elevation) capture the sweeping, colorful sunsets that make Leelanau County so prized. Opportunities like this are rare: acreage with utilities, flexible boundary options, and dramatic views of Lake Michigan — all just minutes from local favorites like Fisher’s Happy Hour near Gill’s Pier. Whether you envision building a dream home, creating a private retreat, or simply securing a piece of Leelanau’s most sought-after landscape, this property offers a canvas with endless potential.

7200 N Christianson Road, Northport