Welcome to this exceptional 30-acre turnkey equestrian and recreational country estate. The custom-built 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers approximately 2,016 sq ft of finished living space. Thoughtful craftsmanship is evident throughout, featuring custom knotty alder cabinetry by Modern Woodsmith of Munising, extensive custom woodwork, and a striking wood-burning fireplace equipped with a large cast-iron hook for cooking or baking in your Dutch oven, flanked by built-in bookshelves. Both levels of the home have in-floor heat, and the home also has Bluetooth programmable thermostats from Honeywell Home along with on-demand hot water. The kitchen is equipped with premium appliances, including a Verona dual-fuel/convection range from Italy and a Bosch SilencePlus dishwasher. The home also includes a new on-demand hot water heater, a new Rinnai 96% efficient boiler, and a water softener. For the outdoor and equestrian enthusiast, the property is ready to enjoy with pre-cut trails for horseback riding, fenced pastures, oak and hot-wire paddocks, two sacrifice pens, a 3-stall horse barn with a tack room, and hay storage. Ride on your own property for hours of trail riding or gather some friends to snowshoe or cross-country ski with convenient access to state land. For the hunter, the property has two deer blinds and a shooting range. For the gardener, the property also has a greenhouse. Something for everyone. This property is 20 miles from Helen Newberry Joy Hospital and 40 miles from Schoolcraft Memorial and 60 miles from Munising Memorial. Whether your passion is horses, trail riding, hunting, cross country skiing, or simply enjoying the privacy and beauty of this property in Upper Michigan, this distinctive property offers a rare combination of a custom home, acreage, equestrian infrastructure, and year-round recreation - all in one remarkable setting. It is a must-see to appreciate the love that has been given to this property!
665± acres, an established off-grid camp, a 30' x 48' pole barn, miles of trails, and the kind of privacy that is hard to find but easy to enjoy. Located in Luce County west of Newberry near McMillan, this is a substantial recreational holding improved for year-round use. The camp sits just off Co Rd 442 behind two gated entrances, tucked into the woods with a natural buffer from the road. Built in 2010, the 24' x 20' cabin features knotty-pine finishes, a vaulted bunk/dining area, additional sleeping space, and a 12' x 12' loft. Heat is provided by a 35,000 BTU direct-vent propane wall furnace. A solar-charged EcoFlow power station supplies quiet off-grid electricity through 120V wiring, with a Honda generator for backup. A hand-pump well, propane range, owned 330-gallon propane tank, outhouse, and portable shower with on-demand hot water complete the setup. The nearby 30' x 48' pole barn, built in 2015, offers substantial storage with a gravel floor, two overhead doors, built-in shelving, solar-powered lighting, and maintenance charging. Approximately two miles of established trails can be traveled by ATV, side-by-side or snowmobile, with more than half suitable for a conventional 4x4. Farther south, the property becomes increasingly remote, transitioning from maintained woods roads to seasonal routes and foot access. A professional forest-management plan identifies lowland forest, cedar and other conifers, northern hardwoods, white pine, spruce, young regeneration and wetland habitat. Approximately 58 acres were regenerated through a 2014 timber harvest and now provide young forest cover of red maple, spruce, balsam fir, paper birch and aspen. Higher, drier ground surrounds the camp, while much of the larger holding transitions into lower ground characteristic of this part of the eastern UP. Nearly all of the acreage is enrolled in Michigan's Qualified Forest Program, offering substantial property-tax benefits that may transfer to the next owner without the public-access requirement associated with CFA land. Two established openings include an approximately 3/4-acre former food plot with an elevated hunting blind and another roughly 1/2-acre opening. Additional stands and feeders provide more hunting opportunities. Red Creek and associated drainages cross the southern portion and ultimately connect to the Tahquamenon River system. The owners' trail cameras and time on the property have documented moose, black bear, bobcat, deer, grouse, snowshoe hare, fisher, marten, porcupine and abundant birdlife. The property has been enjoyed year-round for hiking, hunting, riding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Newberry and Curtis are a short drive away, with extensive ORV/snowmobile opportunities and numerous lakes and rivers nearby. For a buyer who wants room to explore, hunt, ride, manage timber, watch wildlife and own a large UP holding that can still feel genuinely remote, this is a rare package.
Step into a piece of Upper Peninsula history with the iconic Helmer House Inn, a landmark dating back to 1881. Situated on the sandy shores of Big Manistique Lake, with Helmer Creek winding through the 2.49 acre property and a private pond, this one-of-a-kind waterfront destination offers an incredible opportunity to own an established hospitality business with multiple income streams. Currently operating as a successful bed & breakfast, café, and bakery, with a mercantile shop ready to be reopened as a bait shop, gift shop, or additional retail space, the possibilities are endless. Character and craftsmanship shine throughout every corner of this historic property. Thoughtfully preserved details include original hardwood floors, beautiful woodwork crafted from trees harvested on the property, and original exterior siding incorporated into the dining room, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that guests won't soon forget. The sale includes nearly everything needed to continue operations, including dining room furnishings, commercial kitchen equipment, bakery displays, appliances, beds, dressers, and much more (with a few seller exclusions), making this a truly turnkey investment. The inn features six guest bedrooms, four full baths, and two half baths, with several rooms offering private sinks and showers. The flexible layout allows you to live on-site while operating the business or tailor the property to fit your vision. The café has hosted popular dinner events and Friday fish fries, demonstrating even more income potential for future owners. Outside, guests can enjoy the peaceful setting with a private pond, horseshoe pits, volleyball area, and a scenic path leading to the sandy shoreline of Big Manistique Lake, complete with a lakeside fire pit. This all-sports lake is well known for exceptional fishing, boating, kayaking, and swimming, while Helmer Creek provides yet another beautiful waterfront feature. Comfortable year-round operation is supported by a heat pump with air conditioning in the dining area, LP forced-air heat, electric baseboard heat in the guest rooms, and supplemental heat in the front shop. Conveniently located on a county-maintained, year-round road just five minutes from Curtis, this central Upper Peninsula location places guests within easy reach of Seney National Wildlife Refuge, Tahquamenon Falls, Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, and extensive ATV and snowmobile trail systems. Guests will also appreciate having Hank's General Store and Moose Du Nord just up the road, offering convenient access to fuel, groceries, and everyday essentials during their stay. Whether you're looking to continue its successful operation or expand its offerings, the historic Helmer House Inn presents a rare opportunity to own a destination property where history, hospitality, and waterfront living come together. Don't miss your chance to invest in one of the Upper Peninsula's most unique and memorable waterfront properties.
Some properties are built. Others become legacy properties.-- Set on seven private acres with over 200 feet of protected shoreline on Big Manistique Lake, this custom-built waterfront home offers an uncommon combination of quality, privacy, and year-round recreation. The western exposure provides unforgettable sunset views, while the hard-sand shoreline invites everything from quiet mornings with a cup of coffee to afternoons spent swimming, boating, and making memories that last a lifetime. Buyers are encouraged to request the Property Information Package (PIP), including utility history, property specifications, blueprints, permits, Geothermal information (604.06$ for heating & cooling last year). Stepping inside, it quickly becomes evident this home wasn't designed around trendsit was designed around living well. The expansive main living area welcomes family and friends beneath lofted ceilings, anchored by an impressive stone fireplace that creates a warm and inviting centerpiece throughout every season. Andersen windows frame the surrounding landscape while filling the home with natural light, and LP SmartSide engineered wood siding with Diamond Kote finish provides lasting beauty with minimal maintenance.-- The thoughtfully designed floor plan offers exceptional comfort and convenience, featuring 9-foot ceilings, 36-inch doorways throughout, a spacious primary suite with a curbless walk-in shower and Jacuzzi soaking tub, oversized pantry and laundry areas, ADT security, and an integrated plumbing leak detection system. Every feature reflects careful planning and a commitment to long-term quality rather than short-term trends.-- Behind the scenes, the geothermal heating and cooling system delivers remarkable year-round efficiency, helping provide the comfort expected in a home of this caliber while keeping operating costs surprisingly reasonable. Actual utility history is available within the Property Information Package.-- The oversized heated attached garage is complemented by an exceptional 52' x 36' partially heated pole building with concrete floors throughout, 12-foot sidewalls, and multiple overhead doors, providing outstanding space for boats, recreational equipment, collectors, hobbies, or workshop use. Select equipmentincluding the roll-out dock and Kubota tractor with snowbloweris available through separate negotiation.-- Big Manistique Lake has long been recognized as one of Michigan's premier inland lakes, offering outstanding fishing, boating, snowmobiling, and four-season recreation. Combined with seven acres of privacy, over 200 feet of desirable frontage, and a home that reflects genuine craftsmanship from top to bottom, opportunities like this are becoming increasingly difficult to find.-- This is more than an exceptional waterfront home. It is a property built to be enjoyed today, appreciated tomorrow, and passed on for generations.
McMillan is located in Michigan. McMillan, Michigan has a population of 607.
The median household income in McMillan, Michigan is $56,055. The median household income for the surrounding county is $49,667 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in McMillan is 61.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 77.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 6.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 33.1 inches per year, with 120.2 inches of snow per year.
