HISTORIC FAMILY OPERATED RESTAURANT THAT CATERS TO TOURISTS $895,000

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HISTORIC FAMILY OPERATED RESTAURANT THAT CATERS TO TOURISTS, LOCAL CLUBS - BUSINESSES - AND CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS! - The Log Cabin on Bay Grill and Bar, Re-Opened in 2014, overlooks Little Bay de Noc, on the Northern tip of Lake Michigan. - - It is located in Delta County of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan - conveniently located between the cities of Gladstone and Escanaba. - The Bays de Noc shoreline is 211 miles long, and is the longest of any county in the continental United States. - It offers some of the warmest water on Lake Michigan for stand up paddle boarding and swimming. - Boaters can launch from the nearby Gladstone Harbor, or at The Escanaba Marina. - Delta County is called the "Walleye Capital of the World". Anglers from all over come here for open-water and ice fishing and many participate in the professional fishing tournaments and competitions on the Bays. - - Divers will find that over 30 sunken ships have made the bays clear waters their resting place, just waiting to be explored. - You can even enjoy a 3 mile sea/land experience along the shore of Lake Michigan via bike and kayak. - Stunning limestone cliffs and trails along Big and Little Bays de Noc offer sightseeing by foot and bicycle. - Sports enthusiasts, and locals, become Year-Round Clientele - After exploring the unlimited area recreational opportunities come to enjoy the delightful food and beverages found at The Log Cabin! - A large open, wheelchair accessible, Front Entrance welcomes you to a spacious Reception Area with plenty of seating for your comfort, as you wait for the rest of your party to arrive. - Toward the lake is the Front Dining Room, the original structure of the business. Established in 1935, it was a bar with dancing. - - In 1938 two brothers George and Einer Keldsen purchased the business. Shortly after, Einer passed away. - - George and his wife Betty continued to make the Log Cabin a thriving business, and made a Friday Night Fish fry a favorite with diners, for only 99 Cents! - In 1990 the business sold to new owners, and in 1996 the bar was expanded and relocated. - Today, the Dining Room, surrounded by large windows - provides a spectacular 180 degree view of Lake Michigan and the natural landscape alongside the building. - - Additionally, the overhead rafter system and beautiful vertical pine panels display the attention to detail and superior craftsmanship of yesteryear. - The "Northwoods" Themed Interior, a fireplace, mirrored walls, and an automatic Grand Player Piano add to the ambience of this dining area. - A newer addition at the other end of the building provides another Dining Area and a beautiful Bar. There are large screen TVs to watch your favorite sports, and a cozy relaxing seating area placed before a large stone fireplace where you can warm up after a day of cross country skiing or ice fishing on the Bay. - - This dining area provides access to a lovely outside deck area with umbrella tables and seating, and a gazebo... Con't In Addendum