5 Great Newer Lakefront Homes for Sale in Roscommon County
Sometimes those looking for a home prefer the charm and appeal of a home with history but there is something to be said for new construction. Newer construction homes can provide peace of mind to homebuyers who want to avoid costly repairs or unforeseen issues which sometimes come with older lakefront homes. In the Roscommon and Houghton Lake areas, homes for sale range from old to new, and can appeal to any buyer. If newer construction is what you are looking for, from your lakefront home, we invite you to take a closer look at 5 of the many newer homes for sale in the area.
148 Webster Blvd Roscommon
Built in 2002, this newer construction home is only 13 years old and is custom built. Listed for less than $600,000, 148 Webster Blvd is 1.5 stories, features 3 bedrooms and 3 and ¼ baths and 50 feet of lakefront on beautiful Higgins Lake. A floor to ceiling fireplace, two decks, granite countertops and a walkout basement are just a few of its key features. Lovely log home construction, it is over 2,600 square feet in size and includes many appliances.
2900 Michigan Central Park Blvd Higgins Lake
2900 Michigan Central Park Blvd Higgins Lake
Another newer construction home built in 2002, this Higgins Lake home features lovely knotty pine interior, 2 bedrooms and 1 bath and is listed for $249,000. A quaint lakefront cottage with just over 820 square feet, it features a vinyl exterior, frame construction and ceramic tile throughout. Factor in its beautiful high ceilings, fireplace and amazing views, and it is easy to see what makes this a cottage worth looking into.
929 Long Point Houghton Lake
Built in 2005, 929 Long Point is lakefront living at its finest. Listed for $449,500, this Houghton Lake home is spacious and offers amazing views of this popular all-sports lake. A 1.5 story home with 3 bedrooms and 2 ½ baths, it also features 65 feet of frontage, landscaped grounds, a sea-wall and included appliances. Large rooms, over 2,600 total square feet, beautiful fireplace and detached 3 car garage make this lakefront home truly exceptional.
6299 E Houghton Lake Dr Houghton Lake
6299 E Houghton Lake Dr Houghton Lake
Built in 2006, 6299 E Houghton Lake Dr is a lovely newer home with a view. From its upscale amenities to its included appliances, cozy pellet/corn fireplace and luxury jet tub, this lovely home even includes four guest cabins as a way to earn extra income. The home itself provides plenty of space and room to grow. While the downstairs is finished and ready to live, the upper level is unfinished and ready to be completed to suit your needs. Frame construction, vinyl exterior and over 2,500 square feet not to mention a sea-wall, large closets, and beautiful wood interior are just a few of its many perks. This home is listed for $369,000.
467 Long Point Houghton Lake
Last on our list is another lovely newer Houghton Lake home built in 2006. Located at 467 Long Point in Houghton Lake, this home offers not just newer construction but 85’ of frontage. Priced at $365,000, it is 1.5 stories and includes 2 full baths, 2 bedrooms and 1250 square feet. A large 4 car heated garage, special lighting and included appliances are just the beginning. A lakeside deck, spiral wood stairwell and metal roof not to mention its high end cabinetry, make this home unique and beautiful.
Ken Carlson is a buyers’ agent who can help you find the perfect new Higgins Lake home of your dreams. If you are looking for a year round residence or summer retreat in the Higgins Lake area or throughout Northern Michigan, contact Ken Carlson Realty at 989.240.0970 and find the home you have been looking for.
Information contained herein is not guaranteed, and is subject to change without notification. Room size, sq ft measurements, lot size and acreage , tax information, parcel numbers, age of dwellings, mineral rights, legal access to a body of water and possession terms should be independently verified by any interested party.
« 5 Homes listed under $500,000 for Sale on Higgins Lake | Home | Tips for Opening Your Northern Michigan Cottage in Spring »
