Courtesy of: David Simpson, KW Platinum Port Huron, dave@davesimpsonrealty.com
Courtesy of: David Simpson, KW Platinum Port Huron, dave@davesimpsonrealty.com
$825,000
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3 bed
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1,680 square feet
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3.00 Bath (3 Full)
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Lot: 69.51 Acres
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Single Family Residence
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$825,000
3775 Sandusky Road Escape to your own private retreat on this remarkable 69.51-acre property in Peck, Michigan, where over half the land is wooded and a picturesque pond adds to the natural beauty - a rare opportunity for hunters, hobby farmers, or anyone craving space, privacy, and versatility. The primary residence (3787 Sandusky Rd), built in 2014, is a 1, 680 sq ft ranch offering one-level living with 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and a 2-car attached garage, all set on a full walkout basement, plus a large back deck with sweeping views of the pond and rolling property, perfect for morning coffee or evening sunsets, and featuring geothermal heating with electric backup for efficient, year-round comfort, along with a whole-house generator and backup furnace for added peace of mind. A second residence, a charming 1930 farmhouse (1, 592 sq ft, 2 bathrooms), also sits on the property, offering additional living space, rental potential, or a guest/family home with great bones and character, though it needs some TLC - a wonderful opportunity for a buyer looking to restore a piece of history. Rounding out the property are a pole barn and a park-style pavilion, providing ample storage and a wonderful gathering space for entertaining, along with 12 camp sites equipped with electric hookups and 7 hunting blinds, making this an outdoor enthusiast's dream - a rare find with two homes, a pole barn, a pavilion, camping and hunting amenities, and nearly 70 acres of Michigan countryside - schedule your private showing today.
Courtesy of: David Simpson, KW Platinum Port Huron, dave@davesimpsonrealty.com
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