13711 Carmody Rd , L'Anse, MI 49946(Baraga County)

LAKE SUPERIOR WATERFRONT HOME-CABIN! Property located in Baraga County's L'Anse Township, in MI's U. P.  It's on the eastern side of a mushroom shaped landform located on the western side of the 12.3 mile-long Point Abbaye Peninsula which juts out into Lake Superior. This ecosystem is bounded by the Keweenaw Bay on the  west and the Huron Bay on the east. This home is in a 4-Season recreational area. This property is within walking distance of Second Sand Beach Park, which is one of the most beautiful sugar sand beaches in the area. Tubing, water skiing, and canoeing is also popular on this  bay. To the south of the property is a large parcel of State of Michigan Land that is a marsh (flooded grassland). This marsh provides a  crucial breeding and feeding habitat for water birds and mammals.  Nearby is the historic Henry Ford Village of Pequaming. Now a ghost town.  Another local past time here is nature photography.  You'll have opportunities for that here year round! Whitetail deer, Black bear, Coyote, and Bald eagle sightings are common.   The private 10+ Acre parcel is wooded and has 259+/- ft of "Walk Out" frontage on protected "Sand Bay". You can swim, wade, and launch your canoes or sea-kayaks right from the shoreline of  this beautiful property! The 4BR three-level chalet style home features a large wrap-around deck and upper level balconies. The large main floor Living/Gathering Room has beautiful water views from windows and a French Door leading to the deck, shimmering oak wood floors, custom display shelving, and a  wood-burning fireplace with stone-slate facia and built-in bookcases.   There is plenty of living space for a large family or gathering of friends!   The lowest level is heated with two wall hung space heaters and provides space for parking two vehicles and   there is abundant storage for your recreational toys. The 22x24 pavilion provides a screened-in entertainment area near the shoreline.   Also nearby is the historic Henry Ford Village of Pequaming. Now a ghost town, some buildings are still in existence  today include the water tower, the company store, Henry Ford's summer home and guest house (called The Bungalow), several houses,  and the ruins of the sawmill powerhouse.   About 12 miles away at the northern end of Point Abbaye Peninsula are Copper Country State Forest lands and the County of Baraga has a beautiful park located at the rugged, rocky tip.  There are hiking trails, two outhouses, and a small campground for overnight camping.