8132 Meinert Park RD Montague, MI 49437

AUTHENTIC LOG HOME!!! Here is your chance to own your own slice of paradise located on 23.38 tranquil acres. This secluded home has 4 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms. On the main level, be ready to entertain with an ''open concept.'' The kitchen offers an island, dual sinks, as well as newer appliances. Knock the chill off with the cozy wood burning stone fireplace. When it is time to wind down, take your pick from the 2 main-floor, or 2 upstairs bedrooms and let the sound of the outdoors cradle you to sleep. Find abundant storage and potential in the full basement. Also, rest assured knowing the air sourced heat pump and air sourced heat pump water heater are only 3 years old - the efficiency of these units is keeping the propane use to roughly 1 tank (or less) a year.Additional storage can be found with the 3-stall garage, with built in storage, and a 12' X 20' Mast Mini Barn. Looking for multigenerational living, or potential AirBNB income? Look no further - attached by an enclosed breezeway, find your way over to the newly renovated (self-sufficient) apartment. Know your assets are also fully protected by a 50-year Amish installed metal roof (3 years old). The home is also retrofitted with high-speed fiber optic internet perfect for remote work capabilities. Now, please take a moment to soak in the serene and picturesque setting offering 4 seasons of outdoor bliss! Achieve ultimate Zen by relaxing in the 3-season enclosed front porch (8' X 20'), or - venture into the therapeutic hot tub for incredible star gazing! The property is littered with ample wildlife - phenomenal hunting, fruit tress (apple, cherry, and peach), rolling hills, and +/- 965.3 feet of frontage on Little Flower Creek (trout stream). Explore homesteading opportunities including raising your own chickens (newer chicken coop included) and an abundance of maple trees for sap collection and syrup making (evaporator and supplies included). Take a short journey off of the property to enjoy the sandy beaches of Lake Michigan and Meinert Park. When l