52785 Us Highway 41, Calumet, MI 49913

Set among the woods along year-round U.S. Highway 41, this one-owner home offers space, character, and a beautiful natural setting just outside of Calumet. Built in 1975, the four-bedroom, three-full-bath home includes an attached two-car-plus garage, detached one-car garage with additional shed space, and a greenhouse overlooking the backyard. Inside, the main floor features two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, first-floor laundry, and an impressive living room centered around a fireplace constructed with local mine rock and float copper. Large windows draw your attention outdoors, where the wooded backyard provides frequent views of wildlife and Nelson Creek meandering through the property. The creek is most visible in fall and early spring, while summer brings lush vegetation and a more secluded feel. The kitchen offers an opportunity for the next owner to update it to their own taste, while vaulted ceilings and the home's unique architectural details give the interior an inviting sense of space. Upstairs, you'll find a spacious primary bedroom with a walk-in closet and attached full bath, along with an additional bedroom or office and a unique storage area ideal for crafts, hobbies, outdoor recreational gear, or seasonal decorations. The basement includes finished living space with additional room to expand and convenient access from the garage. Electrical service includes a 200-amp breaker panel in the basement and a 100-amp subpanel upstairs. Outside, explore the wooded acreage, Nelson Creek, multiple outbuildings, and an area toward the west side of the property that may offer potential for an additional building site, subject to applicable zoning, permitting, and site approvals. Tucked into a private natural setting while remaining easily accessible from a well-maintained highway, this property offers a unique combination of rural living, usable space, and the opportunity to make a well-loved home your own. Offered at $319,900. Please use caution around the greenhouse. The greenhouse floor is unstable and should not be walked on.