c.1900 Michigan Foreclosure For Sale Under $75K

$74,950

Bring your vision and a little TLC to unlock the potential of this Michigan foreclosure. Offering a functional layout with two full bathrooms—one conveniently located on the main level and another upstairs—the home provides flexibility for a variety of living arrangements. The upper level features two comfortable bedrooms, while the main floor includes a spacious kitchen, dedicated laundry area, cozy sitting room, inviting living room, and separate dining room, creating a solid foundation to renovate and make your own.

Realtor Comments

Stately home on 66×132 corner city lot. Short distance to downtown East Tawas. Living room has bay window, hardwood flooring. Dining and living room also has hardwood flooring. Home also has a one car garage attached and entrance to the Michigan basement. This home is a handyman’s special. Home has 2 enclosed porches and a covered porch.

2bd
2ba
1,484sqft
8,712 sqft lot
Circa 1900

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116 Wilkinson St, East Tawas, MI 48730

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Contact Realtor: Deborah Richardson

Brokered by CENTURY 21 Tawas Realty

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Pros

Beautiful Lake Huron location: East Tawas sits along the shores of Lake Huron, offering scenic waterfront views, beaches, and spectacular sunrises.
Abundant outdoor recreation: Residents enjoy boating, fishing, kayaking, hiking, biking, camping, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing. Nearby Tawas Point State Park is a popular destination for swimming, birdwatching, and visiting the historic lighthouse.
Relaxed small-town atmosphere: The community has a friendly, welcoming feel with less traffic and a slower pace of life than larger cities.
Affordable housing: While waterfront homes command premium prices, many inland homes remain relatively affordable compared with other Great Lakes resort communities.
Four-season lifestyle: Each season offers different recreational opportunities, from summer boating to colorful autumns and winter snow sports.
Walkable downtown: The downtown area features locally owned shops, restaurants, parks, and seasonal events that create a charming, coastal-town feel.
Popular retirement destination: Many retirees appreciate the area’s natural beauty, slower pace, and recreational opportunities.

Cons

Limited job opportunities: Employment options are more limited than in larger cities, with many jobs tied to healthcare, education, retail, tourism, and local services.
Tourist crowds in summer: The population increases during the warmer months, bringing more traffic and busier beaches and businesses.
Long, snowy winters: Winters can be cold with lake-effect snow and icy conditions.
Limited shopping and entertainment: While daily necessities are available, residents often travel to larger communities for specialty shopping, major entertainment, or additional dining options.
Healthcare limitations: Basic healthcare is available locally, but specialized medical services may require travel to larger cities such as Saginaw or Bay City.
Distance from major urban centers: The nearest large metropolitan areas are a few hours away, which can make frequent travel less convenient.