Leelanau County, Michigan Land For Sale (28 results)

Introducing one of Leelanau County's most extraordinary legacy properties 72 acres of rolling, high-elevation countryside offering commanding panoramic views in nearly every direction. Perched along one of the highest ridge lines in the county, this remarkable parcel presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to create a private luxury estate in one of Northern Michigan's most sought-after locations. Approximately two-thirds of the property enjoys water views, creating an ever-changing landscape of sunrises, sunsets, and spectacular seasonal color. To the east, the elevated terrain captures sweeping vistas of Grand Traverse Bay, Suttons Bay, and Old Mission Peninsula. To the west, enjoy breathtaking sunset views stretching across Lake Leelanau, Lake Michigan, the Manitou Islands, and Pyramid Point within Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. Just one mile from the charming village of Suttons Bay and less than 30 minutes from Traverse City, the property offers the perfect balance of convenience and seclusion. Imagine designing a custom residence positioned atop the ridge, where walls of glass frame both sunrise and sunset views and 72 acres become your private playground for hiking, horseback riding, vineyards, gardens, or simply enjoying the serenity of Northern Michigan. While the property is ideally suited for an extraordinary estate or family compound, its size and configuration also provide future development potential for buyers seeking additional possibilities. The sellers are open to adjusting lot lines to accommodate a buyer's vision, and the adjoining 149-acre farm is also available for those seeking an even larger legacy property. Properties offering this combination of elevation, privacy, accessibility, acreage, and unparalleled views are exceptionally rare. This is more than vacant land it's an opportunity to create one of Leelanau County's truly iconic estates.

Introducing one of Leelanau County's most extraordinary legacy properties 72 acres of rolling, high-elevation countryside offering commanding panoramic views in nearly every direction. Perched along one of the highest ridge lines in the county, this remarkable parcel presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to create a private luxury estate in one of Northern Michigan's most sought-after locations. Approximately two-thirds of the property enjoys water views, creating an ever-changing landscape of sunrises, sunsets, and spectacular seasonal color. To the east, the elevated terrain captures sweeping vistas of Grand Traverse Bay, Suttons Bay, and Old Mission Peninsula. To the west, enjoy breathtaking sunset views stretching across Lake Leelanau, Lake Michigan, the Manitou Islands, and Pyramid Point within Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. Just one mile from the charming village of Suttons Bay and less than 30 minutes from Traverse City, the property offers the perfect balance of convenience and seclusion. Imagine designing a custom residence positioned atop the ridge, where walls of glass frame both sunrise and sunset views and 72 acres become your private playground for hiking, horseback riding, vineyards, gardens, or simply enjoying the serenity of Northern Michigan. While the property is ideally suited for an extraordinary estate or family compound, its size and configuration also provide future development potential for buyers seeking additional possibilities. The sellers are open to adjusting lot lines to accommodate a buyer's vision, and the adjoining 149-acre farm is also available for those seeking an even larger legacy property. Properties offering this combination of elevation, privacy, accessibility, acreage, and unparalleled views are exceptionally rare. This is more than vacant land it's an opportunity to create one of Leelanau County's truly iconic estates.

A rare Leelanau Township retreat with acreage, water, privacy, guest space, and future-use potential. Set on 17 acres between Suttons Bay, Omena, and Northport, this move-in-ready property includes a 2-bedroom main home with 2 full baths, flexible additional sleeping/living space, extensive decking, and an eclectic retreat feel. The detached garage includes a legally recognized 1-bedroom accessory dwelling with kitchen/living area, 3/4 bath, separate propane wall furnace, year-round usability, and two separate entrances, creating valuable space for guests, extended stays, multi-generational use, or future rental flexibility. The land offers a strong mix of open meadow and mature woods, with the property line following Belanger Creek, a year-round fast-flowing trout stream reached by a short walk through the wooded portion of the property. Access is by newly replaced year-round gravel driveway across adjacent protected acreage, creating an additional privacy buffer before reaching the homesite. Agricultural zoning/use allows horses and outbuildings, giving a future owner room to create hobby-farm or rural-lifestyle infrastructure if desired. A separate unfinished sauna building adds strong amenity potential, and a former boiler building provides additional storage/future-use flexibility. Functioning solar, underground electric service, propane hot-water heat, and a functional wood cook stove/wood-heat option support the retreat setting; an existing wind system is present for a future owner to evaluate. Point Broadband fiber optic service is available for installation; buyer to verify timing, costs, and service terms. A replacement septic permit has been issued; installation will be buyer responsibility. Seller is pursuing a short-term rental permit. STR use remains subject to Leelanau Township approval, completed septic installation, licensing, and all applicable requirements.

10-acre Leelanau Township property with a 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath farmhouse, approximately 1,800 square feet, an additional barn/pole building, and a setting shaped by open land, countryside views, and prior agricultural use. This is a property for a buyer who values space, utility, and long-term ownership flexibility rather than simply looking for a standard in-town home. The home offers a practical main-floor layout with a main-floor primary bedroom, living room, kitchen, dining area, laundry, and a pellet stove. Two additional bedrooms are located upstairs. Interior features include a foyer entrance, vaulted ceilings, skylights, and a functional two-story layout. The home would benefit from some TLC and future updates, giving the next owner an opportunity to improve the property over time. The land is an important part of the value. With 10 acres, a previously farmed setting, cleared areas, level and gently sloping ground, and countryside views with a few apple, cherry, and peach trees, plus a strawberry patch the property may support a range of future rural residential uses, A large additional outbuilding provides meaningful utility for storage, equipment, workshop use, hobby needs, or future property projects. Plus two smaller outbuilding currently used as chicken coops. The property includes private well and septic, propane hot water/baseboard heat, gravel driveway, blacktop road frontage. Located on N Putnam Road north of Suttons Bay, this property offers a rural Leelanau County setting with practical access to Suttons Bay, Omena, Northport, wineries, farm markets, beaches, marinas, and the surrounding countryside.

Small parcels along the M-22 corridor require more than a quick look at the map. This .38-acre parcel on S West Bay Shore Drive sits across from the former Timber Shores property, now publicly associated with Mashkiigaki. Current public materials describe much of the former Timber Shores property as a nature preserve/restoration project, with a separate portion retained for attainable-housing planning. The parcel offers a Northport-area location with blacktop road frontage on M-22, a wooded/hardwood setting, countryside views, and utilities available in the area. A private well and septic would be required and are not installed. Important due diligence applies. The property is in an Agricultural zoning district and is reported to be a legal nonconforming lot of record. The listing agent is awaiting confirmation from the local zoning administrator regarding the parcel s legal nonconforming status. The property is also subject to a Cherryland Electric utility easement with overhead power lines crossing the parcel. The listing agent spoke directly with Cherryland Electric and was advised that pole relocation may be possible to accommodate a future build, with relocation expense borne by the buyer. Buyer must verify feasibility, timing, cost, design requirements, and approval directly with Cherryland Electric. Buyer to verify acreage, legal lot status, zoning, buildability, allowed residential or outbuilding use, setbacks, lot coverage, M-22 access, septic/well feasibility, utilities, easements, future Timber Shores/Mashkiigaki plans, and all intended uses.

Birch Point Estate: A Private Lake Leelanau Legacy Property. 107 acres. 500 feet of crystal-clear water. Ridge-line views over the lake. Experience the best of Leelanau living with this extraordinary property featuring 500 feet of private frontage on the crystal-clear waters of Lake Leelanau. Rolling hills, ridge-line lake views, open meadows, hardwoods, evergreens, and farmland make this a truly one-of-a-kind offering just 15 minutes from downtown Traverse City. Summer here is simply unmatched, with days spent swimming off the private dock, kayaking and paddleboarding, fishing, or hiking trails that wind through hardwoods and open meadows. When winter arrives, the property transforms into a private retreat for sledding, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and ice fishing on the frozen lake. The 4-bed, 2.5-bath main residence blends classic up north charm with modern updates, featuring vaulted wood ceilings, inlaid wood floors, and a stone fireplace. Thoughtfully renovated in 2022 and move-in ready, with a Generac generator for year-round peace of mind. Evenings are especially magical, with stunning lake sunsets enjoyed from multiple vantage points across the property. A separate 1-bed, 1-bath chalet with a four-car garage offers space for guests, a private retreat, or potential rental use. Additional structures include a 30x50 pole building and two waterfront cabins, perfect as bunkhouses or lakeside gear storage. With 3,700 feet of road frontage, a private dock, and a lakeside firepit, this rare Leelanau County property delivers beauty, privacy, and outdoor living at its finest. Beyond its life as a beloved family legacy property, the acreage offers real room to grow, whether that's a vineyard or winery, a horse barn and equestrian setup, additional building sites, or future development potential. Few properties in Leelanau County offer this much land, water, and possibility in one place.

Charming 2-bedroom, 3-bath 1.5 story sprawling ranch home offers the perfect blend of comfort and functionality in a desirable location. Situated on over 2 acres for privacy but just 8 minutes from everything Traverse City has to offer. Highlights include a large secondary garage (29x24) and dedicated workshop area; ideal for hobbyists, storage, vehicle maintenance, or extra workspace. Inside you will find a main floor bedroom, laundry and full bath, along with an upper floor bedroom (minimal stairs) with its own private bath. Storage abounds with two large attic spaces, pantry, closets and built ins. This home benefits from the area's natural beauty, proximity to lakes, trails, and amenities. Whether you're looking for a comfortable primary residence or an investment in the future, this home delivers functional space and all the appeal of Northern Michigan living.

Set within a largely preserved stretch of Leelanau County, this 37-acre property functions differently than most land offerings in the area. Surrounded by State land and positioned near trails maintained by the Leelanau Conservancy, the setting is defined more by what cannot be developed than what can. That distinction matters. It creates a level of long-term privacy and consistency that is increasingly difficult to find. The land itself offers a combination of usable acreage and natural features, with space to establish a residence, recreational use, or long-term hold. Access to Grand Traverse Bay is nearby via the end of N Cathead Bay Drive, adding a water component without the exposure or turnover that comes with direct frontage. Properties in this type of configuration are uncommon. Large acreage, bordered by protected land, with proximity to both trails and public water access, rarely align at the same time. This is a fit for buyers who value control over their surroundings, not just ownership of the parcel itself. Ownership note: The current owner has held the property since 2007. Public sale history data from third-party platforms may not accurately reflect that timeline.

Discover 4+ acres of private, rolling terrain in the heart of Leelanau County, offering the perfect canvas for your future home. Lots 1 & 3 are available together, featuring a peaceful setting with mature trees, partial woods, and at least two potential build sites. A well has already been installed, and access can be gained from both the private road and Bingham Road for added convenience. Enjoy the beauty of the region with Lake Leelanau public access just moments to the west and West Bay launch sites to the east; each offering spectacular spots to set out on the water. From this location, you ll also have quick access to the charming Village of Suttons Bay as well as downtown Traverse City, where dining, shopping, and cultural experiences await. This is more than just vacant land; it s the chance to build your forever home in a location that balances privacy, natural beauty, and proximity to everything that makes Leelanau County and Grand Traverse Bay so special.

By appointment only. Buildable acreage just outside the Village of Northport. Nearly 8 acres just north of Northport with a nearly 2,000 square foot building with 5 inch well and septic in place. Property has been maintained meticulously by current owner since 1986. Currently operating as a Bells of Christmas Farm Market and could continue as a commercially zoned property operating in a agriculturally zoned district. Or, it could perhaps be converted to residential zoning, with governmental approval, as it's surrounded by residentially zoned parcels. Fiber Optic Internet now available in Leelanau County. Interested parties must make an appointment with a real estate agent to view the property.

Set along N Christianson Road in Northport, this 40-acre Agricultural Residential parcel offers a rare combination of Lake Michigan sunset views, rolling topography, and long-term legacy potential in one of Leelanau County s most sought-after rural corridors. The land features gently rolling hills balanced with usable flat ground, intermixed hardwoods and evergreens, and a partially prepared road cut that provides a meaningful head start toward future development or estate construction. Multiple potential building sites exist, including one elevated location where the owner would fully control the Lake Michigan view, an increasingly rare advantage in today s market. West-facing orientation delivers dramatic sunset views over Lake Michigan, with additional countryside vistas in nearly every direction. Selective clearing would further enhance sightlines while preserving privacy and natural character. Conveniently located near Fischer's Happy Hour, Gill's Pier, and the Houdek Dunes Natural Area, the property sits within Leelanau Township, approximately 1.3 miles from the Lake Michigan shoreline, offering both seclusion and proximity to the heart of Northern Michigan s waterfront lifestyle. Zoned Agricultural Residential with splits available, this parcel is ideally suited for a private estate, generational land hold, or thoughtfully planned future use, subject to township approvals. Properties of this scale, orientation, and view control are increasingly difficult to replicate. This is land meant to be held, improved, and passed on.

31.76 acres in Leelanau Township with a mix of open field, evergreen screening, mature trees, fruit trees, a large black walnut tree, and a smaller lowland area that appears wetland-like. This is a land-first property for a buyer who values privacy, varied land character, conservation-minded ownership, and long-term land stewardship, with an existing home that presents a significant renovation, repurposing, or replacement decision. The existing 3-bedroom, 1-bath home offers approximately 1,200 square feet and should be considered a substantial renovation project rather than a move-in-ready residence. Buyers should evaluate whether renovation, repurposing, or replacement best supports their intended use of the property. The land is the defining feature. A substantial portion is open field, with additional wooded and evergreen cover and a smaller lowland area. The mix creates privacy, varied land character, and visible wildlife activity, including deer signs observed on the property. The open acreage may offer possibilities for pasture, gardens, meadow, hobby-farm use, recreation, or other rural uses. The property is located in a residential-agricultural zoning district that may allow a range of rural residential and agricultural uses. One small outbuilding remains on the property and may provide storage or utility space. Two deteriorated outbuildings have collapsed or partially collapsed and should be considered removal/demolition items. Buyers should also be prepared for remaining cleanup associated with the deteriorated structures. Fiber internet is available in the area, with service and activation to be verified by the buyer. Well/septic point-of-sale inspection has been ordered but is not yet complete.

20 Acres Adjacent to Herman Park & Surrounded by Protected Land This rare 20-acre parcel in Suttons Bay offers an exceptional opportunity for conservationists, hunters, or outdoor enthusiasts looking to own land in one of Leelanau County s most protected and scenic corridors. Directly bordering Herman Park a 126-acre community hub with trails, courts, fields, and family-friendly amenities this wooded, wetland-rich property provides outstanding wildlife habitat and is especially ideal for deer hunting. To the east, it adjoins nearly 95 acres of public land owned by Suttons Bay Township and the Village of Suttons Bay. To the southeast, it neighbors 67 acres permanently preserved by the Leelanau Conservancy. Also nearby is the Leelanau Trail, a paved multi-use trail connecting Suttons Bay to Traverse City, perfect for biking, walking, and enjoying the region s natural beauty. With protected land on multiple sides and easy access to both nature and community resources, this parcel is perfect for those who want to leave a lasting impact or simply enjoy their own private slice of Leelanau County. A rare opportunity to own land that connects people, parks, and preservation. This property is located within a wetland, according to the EGLE's Wetland Inventory Map, but that doesn't necessarily mean that no development is possible--"only an onsite evaluation performed by EGLE... shall be used for jurisdictional determinations." (Michigan EGLE)

Tucked away in the desirable Timberlee area, this stunning 13.44-acre wooded parcel offers the perfect blend of privacy, natural beauty, and convenience. Just minutes from Lake Leelanau and only 10 miles from downtown Traverse City, this property is an exceptional opportunity to create your Up North retreat. A beautiful building site sits near the top of the parcel, where seasonal views add to the peaceful setting. Underground electric is available, making it even easier to bring your vision to life. Buyers also have the option to purchase a membership to the Tamarack Beach Club, featuring over 800 feet of shared frontage on the sparkling south end of Lake Leelanau, along with a beach house, marina, and tennis courts. A rare chance to enjoy acreage, privacy, and premier access to one of Northern Michigan s most sought-after lakes.

Offered together as nearly 35 contiguous acres across two Leelanau Township parcels, with survey on file, this property combines filtered Bass Lake views, mostly open land, a well-maintained home, and outbuildings with different levels of future use and restoration potential. A paved driveway of approximately 1,025 feet leads well off quiet N Swede Road, giving the home a private setting before the land opens to the house, view, and outbuildings. The approximately 3,500 sq ft home is well-maintained and includes 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a main-floor primary suite, and a flexible bonus room that could serve as a fifth sleeping area, office, hobby room, or additional living space. Hardwood floors, fireplaces, a large living/dining area, lake-facing glass, and deck access help the main living spaces take advantage of the setting. The main living spaces, deck, primary suite, and one upstairs bedroom are oriented toward filtered Bass Lake views. Residential-agricultural zoning and mostly open acreage support horses, gardens, future pasture, hobby-farm use, recreation, and long-term land stewardship, with fencing and animal infrastructure to be added by the next owner. A newly constructed attached garage provides convenient year-round access and practical storage. Additional garage/outbuilding space is currently used for storage and offers future workspace potential. The historic barn and silo give the property a strong agricultural identity and restoration potential. A former outdoor sauna structure is also on site and needs to be revitalized. Located in Leelanau Township, with convenient access to Northport, Omena, Leland, wineries, beaches, marinas, farm markets, and the surrounding rural landscape.

Set on 1.02 acres with 120 feet of private frontage just across the street, this West Bay offering is all about potential. Positioned in a highly desirable stretch just outside downtown Traverse City, it s a chance to create something exceptional in a setting that blends space, scenery, and accessibility. The generous lot provides room to design a home that captures the water views while enjoying the privacy and flexibility of an oversized parcel. Whether you re dreaming of a bold modern design or a quiet Up North escape, the setting supports it. Waterfront access, a rare land footprint, and a location that speaks for itself this is where your next chapter begins.

Positioned just minutes from South Lake Leelanau, this .87-acre corner lot offers a combination of location, usability, and flexibility that is increasingly difficult to find in Leelanau County. Public water access is nearby, providing convenient entry to South Lake Leelanau Boat Launch without the cost or limitations of direct frontage. That distinction matters for buyers who want consistent access without committing to waterfront ownership. The lot itself is flat, accessible, and located on a paved road with high-speed internet available. As a corner parcel, it offers multiple options for driveway placement, building orientation, and future use. Zoning allows for a range of possibilities, including residential use, short-term rental potential, or a home-based business, subject to township guidelines. This flexibility makes the property viable for buyers looking to build now, hold for future use, or create a hybrid live/work setup. Its proximity to the Leelanau TART Trail and destinations like Farm Club adds another layer of day-to-day usability, while still maintaining a quieter, residential setting. This is a fit for buyers who understand the value of location and want to control how the property is used over time.

27 Acres with Lake Michigan Sunset Views Two Parcels Available at $600,000 Each This 27-acre property in the heart of Leelanau Township offers a rare combination of wide-open countryside, wooded privacy, and unforgettable Lake Michigan sunset views. The township allows one home per 10 acres, and the seller is offering a proposed split: one 13-acre parcel with existing infrastructure and one 14-acre parcel of rolling open ground with elevated view sites. Each parcel is available for $600,000, and the seller is also open to alternative boundary lines to meet a buyer s needs. The 13-acre parcel includes a three-car garage in usable condition, an existing well, septic system (condition unknown), electrical service, and a driveway access from Christianson Road rather than busy M-22. A large barn and a home are also present on the property. The home and barn speak to the property s history but will require significant effort to revive. Buyers will need to decide whether to breathe new life into these structures or start fresh with their own design. The most desirable building site on this parcel is separate from the current home, positioned for panoramic Lake Michigan views. The 14-acre parcel offers wide-open building possibilities with an equally impressive view site overlooking the countryside and the lake. Both parcels feature building sites where photos (taken from a 20-foot elevation) capture the sweeping, colorful sunsets that make Leelanau County so prized. Opportunities like this are rare: acreage with utilities, flexible boundary options, and dramatic views of Lake Michigan all just minutes from local favorites like Fisher s Happy Hour near Gill s Pier. Whether you envision building a dream home, creating a private retreat, or simply securing a piece of Leelanau s most sought-after landscape, this property offers a canvas with endless potential.

Enjoy views of Lake Leelanau from this charming and updated 3 bed/2 bath home, conveniently located just 12 minutes from Traverse City. Nestled in a serene country setting just south of Cedar, this property features a beautifully wooded lot and two spacious decks, including one off the primary bedroom. The walk-out lower level provides additional living space, and the attached 2-car garage offers ample storage. With natural gas heating and central A/C, both new as of 2015, this home is a fantastic opportunity you don't want to miss. Additional updates include: whole house has been re-insulated with spray foam, furnace and septic systems were replaced in 2015, fridge and washer are new as of 2023, garage door replaced in 2021, and the garage/workshop are insulated and heated with a forced air furnace and woodstove.

Escape to your own slice of Northern Michigan on this stunning 6.68-acre parcel tucked into the rolling countryside of Kasson Township, just minutes from Empire and a short drive to Traverse City. Zoned residential and ready to build, this property offers the perfect canvas for a year-round home or a private up-north retreat. Surrounded by mature hardwoods and gently rolling terrain, the land offers the kind of quiet, natural setting that's becoming increasingly rare birdsong, star-filled night skies, and true privacy, all within reach of everyday conveniences. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the proximity to some of the region's most sought-after lakes, including Glen Lake, Little Glen Lake, and the pristine shores of Lake Michigan, all just a short drive away, along with easy access to Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore for hiking, beaches, and dune climbs. A survey and perc test are already complete, saving you time and simplifying the path to building your dream home. Whether you're envisioning a peaceful full-time residence or a seasonal getaway, this property offers the space, setting, and location to make it happen. Minutes to Empire's shops and restaurants, and roughly a 25-minute drive to the shopping, dining, and amenities of Traverse City enjoy the best of both worlds: secluded natural beauty with everyday convenience close at hand. Come see it today before it's gone!

Over 40 Acres of Permanently Preserved Orchard Land with M-22 Frontage Offered is a rare opportunity to acquire over 40 acres of predominantly cherry orchard land in Leelanau Township, featuring gently rolling terrain and prominent frontage along both M-22 and Jelinek Road. This property is protected by a recorded Conservation Easement held by the Leelanau Conservancy, ensuring the land remains permanently preserved for agricultural use, open space, and scenic value. The easement prohibits subdivision and residential or commercial development, making this an exceptional offering for buyers seeking long-term land preservation, agricultural continuity, or estate-scale privacy without future development pressure. The landscape reflects generations of careful stewardship, with productive orchard acreage, natural contours, and visibility along one of Northern Michigan s most iconic scenic corridors. Ownership includes full private use consistent with the easement, including continued orchard operations and approved agricultural improvements. This property will most strongly appeal to a conservation-minded buyer, neighboring landowners, or a legacy purchaser seeking to protect and steward a meaningful tract of Leelanau County land for future generations. Sale subject to the recorded Conservation Easement. Full documentation available upon request.

Imagine, build and realize your ideal Leelanau County destination here at South Lake Leelanuau's southern-most end. This is a rare chance to own a corner double lot parcel with public lake access a short distance away and yet still be near to eateries, shops, grocery, medical facilities, schools and more. Enjoy the amenities of near by Cedar, Maple City, Glen Arbor, Glen Haven, Empire, and Traverse City. Centrally located at the base of everything for the active lifestyle Leelanau County provides including the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, hiking, biking, boating, skiing and running. Those seeking quieter endeavors will find the area a perfect, reflective place. Build your dream home and live your forever life NOW.

Discover your own corner of paradise in Northern Leelanau County. This 27.26 acre parcel in Leelanau Township is tucked away on a quiet road where most of the few houses are situated on 15 acres or more. With mixed hard and soft woods throughout the property, and a grove of black walnuts, a year-round stream running through it and partial views of Bass Lake, this property offers silence, wildness, birdsong and abundant stars at night; and endless opportunities. This land has been approved by The Leelanau Conservancy as eligible for a conservation easement and is surrounded on two sides by protected, privately owned land. Ideal for a dream home, hunting, hobby farm or winery (with excellent soil and south facing slopes), and as an investment for your heirs, there are few other pieces in Leelanau County that can rival the peace and beauty of Swede Road. Just four miles from the village of Northport, 11 from Suttons Bay, 14 from Leland and 45 from Traverse City, this secluded piece is also close to numerous beaches, wineries and conservation public areas and state parks. Privacy and seclusion, but with accessibility to cultural activities, numerous local farms and producers, cafes and restaurants, this 27 acre parcel is a rare find that doesn t appear too often anymore in Leelanau County.

Your Leelanau dream starts here. This 3.23-acre parcel offers wonderful potential in one of Northern Michigan's most sought-after counties. Zoned AG, this affordable slice of acreage puts you just minutes from the charm of downtown Suttons Bay and all Leelanau has to offer with its wineries, breweries, pubs, casino, and boutique shops plus sandy beaches, the Suttons Bay Park & Marina, and scenic bike trails. Whether you're envisioning a full-time residence or a peaceful getaway, this is your chance to build in the heart of Leelanau. Perc test and survey on file. Home sketches for conceptual purposes only. Horses allowed.

Imagine creating your dream home in a place called Scenic Mountain View Estates. 00 S. Bay Bluffs Drive features 1.49 acres of unspoiled countryside, with a blend of unrivaled natural scenery and seasonal views of Little Traverse Lake. This ideal location in the heart of Lelanau County provides an escape to the unspoiled natural beauty of nearby lakes, trails and more four-season recreation. The recent acquisition of Sugar Loaf by The Leelanau Conservancy, reinforces an investment in this highly desirable area.