This home is perfect for someone who desires a high-quality, comfortable residence with immediate access to outdoor recreation in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Escape to this immaculate, custom built home set on 12 acres that directly boarders the expansive Hiawatha National Forest. Step into a spacious and open floor plan for comfort and style. Main bedroom ensuite features a 10x7 walk in closet, double vanity and heat lamps. Additionally 9' ceilings, solid maple doors and trim, stone fireplace, wood and ceramic tile floors. A versatile recreation room/family room 23x25. Attached 40x30 three car garage connected by a 22x10 enclosed breezeway. Kohler on demand generator and recently installed new furnace. Additional storage with enclosed lean to and a free standing 16 x 10 shed. Centrally located to Big Bay de Noc, Garden Peninsula, and Escanaba. Move in condition. Home is being sold mostly furnished including all appliances, complete list provided.
One-of-a-Kind Turn-of-the-Century Homestead Step back into a simpler time with this remarkable turn-of-the-century homestead, a place where heritage and heart still linger. Only two families have ever called it home, with the original homesteaders living here for 113 years. Their legacy lives on in the craftsmanship, the outbuildings, and the stories this land still whispers. Inside, the home offers 4 bedroomsâ??including one on the main floorâ??and a full bath on each level for convenience. The kitchen carries its traditional roots, elevated by a butlerâ??s pantry that adds both charm and function. The spacious dining room is made for gathering, while the wraparound porch invites evenings spent enjoying the breeze, a glass of lemonade, and quiet conversation. The land tells its own story through original homestead buildings. The granary still stands as a testament to skill and endurance, while another early structure, though weathered, holds strong potential once placed on a new foundation. Behind the home, the workshop built by the original owner during his retirement is ready for hobbies, projects, or handy repairs. The well house provides pure, natural water thatâ??s as fresh as the day it was tapped. For todayâ??s needs, the pole barn garage offers room for two vehicles and added workspace. All around, the property invites the spirit of self-sufficiency. The grounds are well suited for a garden, an orchard, or a simple patch of wildflowers to bring beauty and bounty to daily life. With thoughtful care, this homestead can once again provide not just shelter, but a way of living connected to the land. From the moment you arrive, thereâ??s a sense of peace and belonging, as though time slows down and welcomes you home. This is more than a propertyâ??itâ??s a true homestead, waiting for someone to honor its past while creating a future. Please note the agent missed the downstairs bedroom on the scan of the first floor plan and a picture. Call today to schedule your private showing and discover the story that could become your own.
Cooks is located in Michigan. Cooks, Michigan has a population of 609. Cooks is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 31.66% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 19.27%.
The median household income in Cooks, Michigan is $55,278. The median household income for the surrounding county is $54,163 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Cooks is 41.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 75.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 10.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 30.8 inches per year, with 122.1 inches of snow per year.
