2074 Idle Hills Rd, Brooklyn, MI 49230

Sweezey Lake is a private, 105 acre lake with just 80 +/- homes. With an area of 105 acres and a maximum depth of 23 feet in the center, Sweezey Lake makes for the perfect swimming hole. The perimeter of the lake is waist deep all the way around. Sweezey Lake is a lake located 4 miles from Napoleon, 32 miles from Ann Arbor, 16 miles from Jackson and 12 miles from Brooklyn/MIS, in Jackson County, in the state of Michigan, near Norvell, MI. This beautiful lake front cottage is the perfect getaway for family and friends. This cottage is located on a private, spring-fed, all sports lake. Perfect for fishing. Bring your fishing pole and take advantage of the no wake courtesy rule after 7 pm. Walk out the door onto the hard packed sand by the break wall and go swimming. Or go kayaking to the shallow sand bar not far from the cottage. At the lake front of the property, you will find a fire pit for starting roasting marshmallows or hot dogs. And sit by the fire on a chilly night. You will have front row seating for the sunset over the west side of the lake. This cottage has been in the family over sixty-five years. Recently, the cottage has been updated. The first floor features a mud room, kitchen, dining room, living room, bathroom with shower, and a front room to enjoy coffee and/or sunsets. The upstairs has two bedrooms. Cooled by window air conditioning and heated with propane space heater. Parking is at the top of the property. The cottage is at the bottom of the property. Cottage has a well and septic system. This cottage has been in the family for years but it is ready to begin a new history. If you have a pontoon, you can cruise around the lake to watch the sun rise or set, have lunch or dinner, or just take a midnight cruise to enjoy the peace and quiet on the lake after 7 pm thanks to the association courtesy rules. TAXES - 2016 Winter $310.72 Summer $1,511.50 2017 Winter $315.88 Sweezey Lake Association Information - Formed in the early 1940's, this group works for the improvement of the conditions of the lake, better road maintenance, easy lake access for members and community events at Stickler Park. The annual fee is very reasonable. For 2017, the annual fee was $45; membership is optional.