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c.1880 Michigan Schoolhouse For Sale on 0.35 Lot Under $180K

The setting and exterior of this Michigan schoolhouse for sale is easier to love than reciting your ABCs.  The school still has its bell tower and bell! Note the two front doors – one for the girls, one for the boys. Inside we find hardwood floors, wainscoting, high bead board ceilings, kitchen, two bedrooms, one bath.

Realtor Comments

Step into a storybook setting with this rare and enchanting 19th-century brick schoolhouse, beautifully reimagined as a warm and inviting home. This unique 2-bed, 1-bath all brick home in Grass Lake Schools features soaring 14-ft ceilings, an open floorplan, and original character throughout. The rich history blends seamlessly with modern comfort, offering a rare opportunity for country living with timeless appeal. A detached garage adds convenience, while the peaceful rural setting provides privacy and charm. Don’t miss your chance to own a true piece of local history. Perfect for those who appreciate character, creativity, and a home with heart.

  • 2bed
  • 1bath
  • Circa 1880

208 N Portage Rd, Leoni, MI 49201  $179,900

If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended. 

Contact Realtor: Curtis Watson

Brokered by Coldwell Banker Beiswanger Realty Group

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Pros and Cons of Leoni Township, Michigan

Pros:

  • Affordable housing compared to nearby urban areas
  • Rural setting with natural beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities
  • Proximity to Jackson (about 10 miles east) for additional amenities
  • Access to Michigan International Speedway for racing enthusiasts
  • Several lakes and waterways for fishing and water activities
  • Lower population density offering more space and privacy
  • Lower cost of living than Michigan state average
  • Easy access to I-94 for commuting to larger cities
  • Strong sense of community typical of small Michigan townships
  • Close to recreational areas like the Waterloo Recreation Area

Cons:

  • Limited shopping and dining options within the township itself
  • Fewer job opportunities compared to larger cities
  • Limited public transportation options
  • Harsh Michigan winters with heavy snowfall
  • Some areas have aging infrastructure
  • Limited cultural and entertainment venues
  • Distance from major metropolitan areas like Detroit (about 75 miles)
  • Some economic challenges common to rural Michigan
  • Limited healthcare facilities directly in the township
  • Less diverse range of services compared to urban areas
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