Michigan Waterfront Homes for Sale in Baraga County Michigan United States

MIChttps://www.landsalelistings.com/HIGAN WATERFRONT HOME FOR SALE! Nestled along the pristine shores of Lake Superior, this exceptional Seven Bedroom, Three Bath Home offers luxurious lakeside living in a setting of deep historical roots and natural beauty. Beach lovers will treasure access to the soft sands and crystal-clear waters ideal for swimming and sunbathing right at the front door! Imagine waking each morning to the gentle sounds of Lake Superior's waves lapping against the shoreline. Just stroll from your door and you are at the Big Bay Harbor of Refuge with its protective break wall, 275' sheet pile and concrete mooring with water and power at each slip, a boat launch, and harbormaster services - perfect for the avid boater or fishing enthusiast. Your new address places you just outside the charming unincorporated community of Big Bay in northern Marquette County, where History lives and breathes. In the evening you can sit by the grill for perfect sunset cookouts! The property also features an outdoor wood furnace and a reliable backup generator system that activates automatically during power outages—both valuable amenities included with the sale. The property sits within an area rich in cultural heritage, where local Native American tribes thrived. Visit Burns Cabin to discover the area's Native American heritage dating back to the 1600s, when local tribes used the protected barrier beach for trading wild rice and cranberries cultivated here centuries ago. Beginning as a lumber town in 1875 the Village rose to prominence when Henry Ford purchased and revitalized it in 1943. Ford's vision transformed this charming lakeside community into both a business hub for his automobile empire and a personal retreat where he and his wife Clara would entertain friends and executives. Ford watched his sawmill from his hotel balcony—a sawmill that initially manufactured the nation's bowling pins and later produced wooden panels for Ford's iconic Woody Wagons. The iconic Thunder Bay Inn where Henry Ford once held court in Room 201, still bears his name today. Film enthusiasts will recognize Big Bay as the filming location for the classic "Anatomy of a Murder" (1959), with scenes shot at the Thunder Bay Inn, Big Bay Lighthouse Bed and Breakfast, and the Lumberjack Tavern—site of the real 1952 crime that inspired the film. Community amenities include the nearby Bay Cliff Health Camp, a year-round, non-profit wellness facility serving children and adults with physical disabilities. Located 28 miles northwest of Marquette, this property balances peaceful seclusion with reasonable access to larger community amenities. Whether you're seeking a permanent residence or a spectacular vacation retreat, this Big Bay property offers a lifestyle that combines luxury waterfront living with rich historical significance—a legacy property in a setting that once captivated one of America's greatest industrialists and continues to enchant visitors today. Contact Us For Your Private Viewing Today!

MICHIGAN 400-ACRE TRACT FOR SALE! This property isolated in Torch Lake Township, in Houghton County, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. This is a great recreational area, surrounded by the Torch Lake, the Portage Lake, and Lake Superior. This county lies on the eastern side of the Keweenaw Peninsula, which juts out 75 miles into Lake Superior. You can take a circle tour from this property to find some of the most picturesque scenery that Michigan has to offer. In the fall the Keweenaw area is known for brilliant displays of color created by the special mix of sugar maples, birch and oaks of the northern forests. Brockway Mountain scenic drive near Copper Harbor is a popular tourist destination. There are trails to hike and bike. There are beautiful sugar sand beaches, and blueberry and raspberry picking spots to explore in summer. In the winter there is extreme Back Country skiing at Mt. Bohemia Ski Hill. Just north of Rice Lake Road, via the Post Road, is access to the Gay Trail, a Multi-Use State Trail. No matter which outdoor recreation you are interested in, and no matter which direction you want to explore, this property will be a great spot to start out from! The 400-Acre Tract was owned by various timber companies since the 1900’s. In the 1940’s a severe forest fire burned most of the tract, which created an excellent regeneration of about 150-Acres of aspen. In winter, when other deciduous trees are mostly dormant, quaking aspens are able to keep producing sugar for energy. Deer seek shade from aspen groves in summer. They also consume bark, leaves, buds, and twigs of quaking aspens throughout the year. Ruffed grouse are especially dependent on quaking aspens for food and nesting habitat. About 106 acres of land includes tree species of red maple, sugar maple, yellow birch and ash, with scattered spruce, fir, and white pine mix. About 25-Acres of land has northern hardwoods. Sugar maple, red maple, hemlock, basswood and yellow birch are the most common trees in Michigan’s northern hardwood forests. The McCallum Creek passes through north western parts of this property – This creates a wetland management area of about 128-Acres consisting of a mix of marsh, and beaver ponds. The largest pond is about 3-Acres in size and about 12 feet deep. The waters of the McCallum creek originate just north east of the property being offered for sale, and then flow westerly for about 4+/- miles and empty into Torch Lake. The creek may support brook trout. The ponds are visited by ducks, geese and wildlife native to wetland areas. It is recommended that this area be preserved and protected. The 400 Acres is currently enrolled in the Michigan CFA Program – Their current Owners objectives are to manage the forest tract stands to maximize growth, health, vigor, in conjunction to support recreation, wildlife habitat and watershed protection. There have been turkey, whitetail deer, and bear sightings on this parcel. If a New Owner wants to build a cabin on this property they would need to withdraw a portion of land from the program. - The property is a short drive south of the Village of Lake Linden, which was organized in the mid 1950’s to support local copper mining activities. The County Road bringing you to the forest road is plowed and maintained. The forest road into the property is about 2 miles long, and can be accessed by vehicle in the summer, but is not plowed in the winter, so access would be by snowmobile or tracked ATV type vehicles. There are no public utility lines to this parcel, so a private generator system would need to be installed for electricity. If you are seeking a very private forest tract for outdoor recreation, contact us today!

1.77 ACRE MICHIGAN LAKEFRONT Parcel For Sale!! - This Torch Lake property is a heavily wooded lot, located in Torch Lake Township, in north-eastern Houghton County in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The property has a sunset view from the south shore of Torch Lake. This 2,659 Acre lake is connected to Portage Lake, and then to Lake Superior. A deep lake, it is about 100-Feet deep at its northern end, and is known for big Walleyes, and lots of Northern pike and Smallmouth bass. Sometimes trout and salmon from Lake Superior find their way into the depths of Lake. The property is just a few miles south of the Village of Lake Linden, which was organized in the mid 1850's to support local copper mining activities. The name Lake Linden was derived from the linden trees lining the lake. The shoreline along the lake has year round and seasonal cottages, and is surrounded by larger tracts of forest land where wildlife abounds - sightings of Bald eagle, Beaver, Canadian geese.

UPPER PENINSULA OF MICHIGAN LOG CABIN/HOME FOR SALE - If you are looking for the peace and quiet of the outdoors this cabin is for you. Located on Section 28 Lake with 155 +/- Acres, this property is located in Michigamme Township, which is in north-western Marquette County. This beautiful log cabin is centrally located to many activities, from the outdoor enthusiast that enjoys every season to the person that like to shop the unique local stores. Only 40 minutes to the east is the city of Marquette, with shopping for every age, hiking and biking of many mountain tops. 45 minutes to the west you have three major waterfalls, Bond Falls, Agate Falls, and Canyon Falls to enjoy. This property has so much to offer, including a sauna, a couple of out buildings for your toys.

MICHIGAN WOODED 40-ACRE PARCEL FOR SALE! This property is located in Sherman Township, in the Keweenaw County in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan – a Township along the Keweenaw Bay’s western shore - Near Lake Superior’s Hermit Bay. The property is located a few miles north of the once booming Historic Mining Village of Gay. This area was organized in 1898 when the Mohawk Mining Company built a stamping mill on the nearby shore of Lake Superior. It was followed by the building of a second stamping mill built by the Wolverine Mining Company. A Smelter here heated ore to extract copper, which was then stamped into copper ingots. A post office opened in 1904, named for Joseph E. Gay, long associated with mining in the area. Three distinctive tourist Landmarks in the area are the Gay School House, The Mohawk Stamp Mill ruins, and the 256 foot-high Gay Smoke Stack – which is used as a navigational aid… and a fourth, the Popular Gay Bar which was once the home of the Stamping Mill Superintendent. It opened in the1930’s after the mines, the mills and smelter closed and Prohibition was repealed. The parcel has a small tributary of the Tobacco River flowing through its western side. The Tobacco River is 14 miles long. It rises at the outlet of Thayer Lake and flows east, then south to Lake Superior, which it joins near the Village of Gay. The River is a stocked Brook Trout Stream. Lake Superior is the largest fresh water lake in the world! It offers some excellent fishing for black crappie, jumbo perch, northern pike, rock bass, smallmouth bass, tiger muskie and walleye and it offers good Coho salmon and Rainbow trout catches. About 31 Acres of the property consists of Woody Wetlands –Woody Wetlands usually have trees such as tamarack, cedar, or balsam fir; a hardwood swamp usually has trees such as red maple, black ash, American elm, or balsam poplar; and shrub swamps usually have shrubs such as tag alder, willows, or red osier dogwood. These environments provide very important habitat for a wide array of wildlife throughout the year, including deer, bear, raccoons, bobcats, songbirds, and many small animals. - About 1.5 Acres of the property consists of Mixed Forest, and approximately .80 Acre consists of Evergreen Forest. - You can own this wooded property, and use it as a Starting Off Point for exploration of the Keweenaw Peninsula in every direction!

MICHIGAN INLAND LAKE PROPERTY FOR SALE! This property is located in The "Three Lakes" area, in south -eastern Baraga County, in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. This area is a mecca for Anglers. The property is 31.25+/- acres in size, and has approximately 950 +/- feet of frontage on Ruth Lake. Ruth Lake is a 192-Acre, 36-Feet Deep clear water lake. It is fed by four creeks. There are some islands in the lake. The bottom is 40% sand, 30% rock rubble and 30% silt, where you can expect to find a good number of Largemouth bass and Walleyes. Some Bluegills, Bullheads, Burbot, Pumpkinseeds, Rock bass, Smallmouth bass and Northern pike are also caught in this lake. Lake Ruth empties into Lake George, via a small creek. George Lake (a 160-Acre, 40-Feet Deep lake) which connects via a narrow channel to Beaufort Lake (462-Acre, 35-Feet Deep lake) is across the US Highway from Ruth lake. Beaufort another lake to the south is the largest lake in the Three Lakes chain. It covers 462 acres and has a maximum depth of 35 feet. This lake also contains Northern pike, Perch, Smallmouth and Rock bass, and Walleyes. Further on to the south is Petticoat Lake. This lake is 73 acres in size and about 25 feet deep. It produces Northern pike, Perch, Pumkinseed sunfish, Smallmouth bass, and some Walleye. If you want to adventure to other nearby areas that offer outdoor activities, you will want to see the Canyon Falls - known as the "Grand Canyon of the Upper Peninsula" - just a few minutes up the highway. A well -maintained hiking trail there allows exploring by all ages. Lake Michigamme the largest lake in the area, about 10 minutes away, covers 4,292 acres and reaches a depth of over 70 feet. An "All Sports" Lake, fishing is available here, as well as swimming and boating! Craig Lake State Park is only a few miles away to the north-west. Black Bear, Whitetail Deer, Beaver, Bobcat, Coyote, Ruffed grouse, and Varying hare are common here. Sightings of Moose are also possible in the area. The main east-west Multi-Use State Trail No. 8 for year-round motor sports, and the North Country Trail for hiking and horseback riding are a few minutes away.

MICHIGAN, LAKE SUPERIOR SHORELINE, BARNDOMINIUM, And ACREAGE FOR SALE! - Located in Stanton Township, in Houghton County, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan this parcel offers great U.P. Lifestyle Living. - The property is located at the base of the western, sunset side, of the Keweenaw Peninsula which projects about 65 miles northeasterly into Lake Superior. - The surrounding area offers a multitude of opportunities for recreation and fun. The Historic Redridge Steel and Timber Crib Dams on the Salmon Trout River are just a few miles away for great Bluegill, Brook trout, Brown trout, Perch, Salmon, and Steelhead fishing. Summer activities include hiking, boating, swimming and golfing to name a few, and during the winter months skiing, snowboarding, skating, snowmobiling and snowshoeing are all available. - The beautiful, wooded 49+/- acre parcel being offered for sale has 792+/- feet of overlook frontage on Lake Superior, the largest freshwater lake in the world! - The woodland is home to large and small game, and ruffed grouse. There is a “Sugar Bush” with trees ready to tap for maple syrup, raspberry, blackberry, thimbleberry and blueberry patches, herbs, and rows of grape vines for you to enjoy Nature’s Harvest. There is cleared area for your family or guests’ campers and trailers. -The Barndominium is the Perfect Mix of custom Living Quarters and Recreation/Storage Space all within a low-maintenance, energy efficient metal building. - The term “barndominium” first came about in the 1980s – but in 2016, after Chip and Joanna Gaines renovated a barn into a home on HGTVs Fixer Upper Show, the trend started to take off, and continues to gain in popularity. - The building has 3,080 square feet of Main Level space including 880 square feet of Living Space. It is complete with a , front lakeview Living-Sun Room, heated by a freestanding wood stove and in-floor heating. An Open-Concept Kitchen-Dining-Den/Office that features Hickory cabinetry, Natural wood trimmings, and Ceramic flooring, and a Half-Bath. Additional 600 square feet of Upper-Level Living Space includes a Main Bedroom Suite with ¾ Bath and sliding glass doors to a 16x20 Deck views of the lake and sky. Included on this Upper Level are a Second Bedroom, a ¾ Bath, and a Utility/Laundry Room. - The Lower Level remaining 1,600 square foot Garage Space could be used for a workshop, hobby room, light construction, mechanical-carpentry shop, or many other uses. There is an additional500+/- square feet of space on two elevated areas in the Garage. - Fuel is held in two 1000-gallon Lp Tanks, and a Back-Up Generator System provides power outage security. - If you are seeking a unique housing opportunity that combines the comforts of a Home and a “Barn”, in an Upper Peninsula Lake Superior property contact us today!

SECLUDED MICHIGAN LOG CABIN/HOME FOR SALE! This beautiful Log Cabin, built in 2017, is located on a 159+/- Acre parcel in Humboldt Township, in western Marquette County, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. An Outdoor recreation in this area! - The property is characterized by a gently rolling terrain, with a mixture of mixed forest, deciduous forest, evergreen forest, shrubs, and woody wetlands. Nature abounds in this area and sightings of Whitetail deer, Black bear, and Migratory Birds are common. The parcel is bordered on the North and East by thousands of acres of Corporate CFA Land for additional walk-in access hunting, fishing, and trapping, in season. - The North-Western corner of the property has direct access to the Iron Ore Heritage Trail Number 82, a North-South Multi-Use State Trail for ATVs, Biking, Hiking, Horseback riding, and Snowmobiling. The western trailhead for the Iron Ore Heritage Trail is few miles to the south in the Village of Republic. This is a 48-mile, year-round trail that stretches from Republic to the east side of Marquette. This trail is designed for walkers, bikers, runners, nature lovers, equestrians, cross-country skiers, snowshoers, and those interested in the Marquette Iron Range mining history. - A very small seasonal creek, a tributary of the Black River is also located in the North-Western corner. This, and a network of other small creeks and rivers that cover a 50 Square Mile area, flow into the Black River, ultimately flowing into the Middle Branch of the Escanaba River south of the 1,265 acre Greenwood Reservoir. The Escanaba then turns south easterly and flows into Lake Michigan. There’s lots of fishing opportunities in this area! - Not far away is the2,300 acre Republic Mine Reclamation and Wetlands Preserve. This restoration is so successful that you can view and photograph species such as Sandhill cranes, Peregrine falcons, Gray wolf, Bald eagles, Black bear, Bobcats, and Coyotes that now frequent this site.

Looking for a beautiful, remote waterfront summer home? This is it! This lakefront home was built by the sellers to be their dream summer home. With two gas fireplaces supplying the needed heating, this well-constructed home has vaulted ceilings, 2x6 walls, and absolutely perfect craftsmanship that you'll notice immediately. Enter this home from the back entrance into a beautiful kitchen with an open concept into the dining area and living room. Walk out of the dining area slider to an eye-catching metal gazebo that sits up on a large deck with a great view overlooking the lake. Walk back into the living room to find a gas fireplace that sits in the most attractive two story chimney you have ever seen, with hand-crafted stonework and a perfect mantle. As you move upstairs to the loft, you'll find a lovely styled and well-constructed two-bed bedroom. To enjoy hosting and for your own entertainment , head to the lower level to find a free-standing fireplace to cozy up, or enjoy your music on an elegant Wurlitzer Jukebox that sits aside the gorgeous bar to have a refreshment. From there, travel through the walk out sliders and sit outside to view the lake on the bench swing. Long Lake has an inlet and outlet the holds walleye and perch, two of the best eating fish for your grill. Also, you'll enjoy the acreage for great hunting and side-by-side trails to enjoy. There is a 11x26 storage area/work bench/utility room in the lower level that could also be used to created a laundry room. The entire home is off-the-grid, completely powered by a large solar panel with a Kohler back-up generator and $4,500 worth of newly purchased batteries. Sellers are leaving appliances, beautiful furnishings outside of personal belongings, a reliable loader/backhoe and dump truck both in good running condition, power washer, riding lawn mower and possibly a few more convenient living items. ALL INCLUDED WITH THIS SALE! Schedule your showing now!

MICHIGAN FAMILY FARM FOR SALE - This property is located in Covington Township, south of the Village of Covington, in south-western Baraga County. This Michigan, Upper Peninsula community, holds numerous cultural and recreational events throughout the year, and is a Year-Round Outdoor Recreational Haven! The area was first settled by French-Canadian loggers around 1885. Finnish settlers started arriving in 1898, and farming became more prevalent, but logging continued to be an important occupation. Crop and dairy farming, and logging are still done in the area today. - Covington is known for its Historical Museum, and for a beautiful 1900s Art-Deco/Finnish Style church that was designed by a Chicago Art Institute Professor, which is open to the public. About three miles from the property is the Covington Multi-Purpose Building - the large covered pavilion hosts many outdoor activities in the summer months. One of these popular events is an annual July-Daylong Finnish Music Festival which features musicians playing Finnish inspired music, meals, and tours. In the winter the pavilion is a skating/hockey rink. There's also a ski-hill with a tow-rope there, for skiing, sledding, and snowboarding. - The area is known for super hunting, with Black bear, Bobcat, Coyote, Raccoon, Red fox, Red squirrel, Ruffed grouse, Varying hare, and Whitetail deer sighted regularly. Access to the "North Country National Scenic Trail" is not far away and few miles further away is access to a main North-South Multi-Use State Trail (No. 5) for motorized and non-motorized fun year-round - Biking, Hiking, Horseback riding, off-Roading, Cross-Country Skiing, and Snowmobiling! The Baraga Plains Waterfowl Management Area, Big Lake Campground, and the Baraga Plains ATV Trail are also local area outdoor points of interest. - About one mile to the north is 622-Acre, 7-Foot Deep, Vermilac Lake! Fed by the Vermilac River on the SE, the Murphy River on the south, and drained via the Rock River on NE, it has clear water and does not experience winter kill. It offers a diverse fishery and peacefulness that will remind you of Canada. Anglers turn to this lake for its feisty Northern pike, as well as Black crappie, Bluegill, Brown bullhead, Golden shiner, Largemouth bass, Pumpkin seeds, Sunfish, and Yellow perch. Walleye have been planted by the DNR for many years, and Master Angler Entries have been pulled from these waters.