Ideal Up-North hunting camp or secluded, private living. Backed up to State land and less than a half mile from Ocqueoc Lake and Ocqueoc River. This 3 bedroom, 2 full bath offers the perfect getaway without breaking the bank. Home has had some updates: new flooring and fresh paint. The sale does include a 20' Forest Toy Hauler and a storage shed. Home is being sold completely furnished. Walking distance to the Ocqueoc Center.
Nestled between the cedars, this well-maintained, low-maintenance chalet property is located on Lake Huron. The home features two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and tongue-and-groove cedar paneling throughout. The property also includes 130 feet of rocky shoreline and a heated, insulated 32 x 40 pole barn.
Opportunity awaits with this versatile property offering exceptional potential for residential, commercial, or income-producing use. With renovation and vision, this affordable building could be transformed into a comfortable full-time residence, a live/work space, a rental property, or a business location such as an office, repair shop, storage facility, or similar enterprise. Previously operated as an auto repair shop with on-site living quarters, the property's history supports a wide range of possibilities, and special-use zoning may provide an opportunity for future business use. One of the property's strongest advantages is its desirable location. Lake Huron and Ocqueoc River access points are just a few hundred feet away, while thousands of acres of State land are within (continued from remarks...) approximately one-half mile, offering convenient access to hunting, snowmobiling, ATV riding, hiking, and nature enjoyment. Rogers City is only about 10 minutes away, where residents and visitors can enjoy miles of sugar-sand Lake Huron shoreline, a 10-mile bike path, a well-equipped boat harbor, and year-round community activities. The Hammond Bay Refuge Harbor is also nearby, providing additional boating and fishing access to the beautiful waters of Lake Huron. Positioned along the main highway with moderate traffic flow and easy access to Rogers City, Millersburg, Onaway, and Cheboygan, this property is well suited for buyers seeking flexibility, visibility, and value. The building does need renovation, but for the right buyer, it presents a rare chance to create a custom residence, launch a small business, or develop an income-producing investment in a recreation-rich Northern Michigan setting.
Motivated Seller will look at all offers. Ocqueoc Lakefront Retreat. Ocqueoc River runs alongside the property, with State land across the river. Great room with wood stove, and deck access located on .46 acres at the end of a county-maintained road. Artesian well and two sheds for storage. Upstairs bedrooms include finished knee walls, and dormers. Recent updates include flooring, furnace, iron filter with ultraviolet light, appliances and encapsulated crawl space with newly added dehumidifier. 130-acre lake with depths up to 35 feet. This home is the perfect blend of comfort, beauty, and recreation with panoramic views from windows at every turn with a meticulously manicured lawn leading to the water's edge. Considering short term rental (airbnb), call me for details.


Ocqueoc is located in Michigan. Ocqueoc, Michigan has a population of 449. Ocqueoc is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 9.87% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 19.93%.
The median household income in Ocqueoc, Michigan is $55,357. The median household income for the surrounding county is $52,181 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Ocqueoc is 64.4 years.
The average high temperature in July is 80.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 10.6 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 30.3 inches per year, with 88.3 inches of snow per year.