Michigan Lake Homes For Sale

Michigan Lake Living

There may be no place in the world for lakefront living like Michigan. Michigan borders four of the Great Lakes: Lake Michigan, Lake Superior, Lake Huron, and Lake Erie. The lakes, which are some of the world's largest can give the illusion of oceanfront living, but retain the qualities we look for in lakeside living. Whatever kind of lake property you are searching for, Michigan has it. Lake cabins, summer homes, and waterfront lots perfect for building your dream home abound in this great state. The state is chock-full of thriving lake communities as well as private and secluded lakes surrounded by beautiful natural surroundings.

Land of the Lakes

Truly a land of lakes, the state of Michigan is packed with scenic lakes of all shapes and sizes. The lakes in Michigan number over 62,000. So numerous are the lakes that common lake names appear several times- so be sure you're looking at the right "Crystal Lake." Here you can easily browse the nearly 4,000 lake houses, lots, and other waterfront properties in Michigan, including over 700 with private bodies of water. You may search by lake, city, or even by county with the buttons at the top of the page, or use the interactive map.

Pure Michigan

Michigan is a state for true lovers of nature. Rolling waves, endless tranquil forests, scenic snowy landscapes and sunny summers are the simple pleasures of the stunning state. Michigan's fishing, hunting, water sports and hiking are incomparable, as are its many state parks and their accompanying scenery. Amongst the most beloved of these is Isle Royal National Park, an unspoiled, glacier-carved island packed with wildlife, and glimmering streams and overlooking the Canadian frontier.

The major cities in Michigan: Lansing, Grand Rapids, Detroit, and Ann Arbor, offer unique and cultural American experiences. The state's fascinating history includes a rich Native American influence and a European imprint dating back to the late 17th century, when the area was part of French Canada. A visit to Mackinac Island offers a glimpse into the intriguing history of the state. Michigan's many attractions include beautiful and immersive museums like Greenfield Village, established in 1933 by Henry Ford, this collection of nearly 100 historic buildings on a 200-acre site, offers a look into America's industrious and innovative past, and the Detroit Institute of Arts, famous for its collection of over 65,000 works which stretch back to the earliest human artistic endeavors.

Finding your Michigan Lake Home

Lakehouse.com is your guide to finding the Michigan lake home of your dreams. Searching for waterfront property along the stunning shores of the Great Lakes is a great place to begin, but if you're looking for a slightly smaller body of water or another quaint lake community, Torch Lake or Lake St. Clair are great options, as are the beloved Higgins Lake and Houghton Lake. Lakehouse also makes it easy to get in touch with expert local real estate agents through our "Find an Agent" tab.