c.1945 Michigan Tiny House For Sale Under $56K
$55,900
This Michigan tiny house is perfectly positioned just steps from convenient access to Secord Lake—enjoy all the lake living perks without the FLTF assessment.
Realtor Comments
Prime Location Near Secord Lake – Cabin with Endless Potential! Escape to the heart of Michigan’s outdoor playground at 5429 Daily Rd. If you prefer the trails to the water, you are just minutes away from a massive system of ORV trails and thousands of acres of state land, making this the ultimate “home base” for year-round adventure. This property is a fantastic opportunity for an investor or a DIY enthusiast to finish a retreat exactly to their liking. Significant structural and mechanical updates have already been completed, including a repaired artesian well pump, a well-maintained septic system, and upgraded copper/PEX plumbing. Structural improvements feature replaced floor joists and brand-new subflooring, with beautiful hardwood flooring already started (the seller is even including enough additional flooring material to finish the job!). Schedule your showing today!
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1945
5429 Daily Rd, Alger, MI 48610
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.
Brokered by Keller Williams Paint Creek
Pros
- More space / rural feel: Usually more land, privacy, and a quieter lifestyle than in nearby metro areas.
- Lower cost of living than big cities: Housing and many everyday costs tend to be lower (or at least less pressured) in rural townships.
- Outdoor lifestyle: Michigan townships often mean easier access to parks, woods, trails, fishing/hunting areas, and seasonal outdoor activities.
- Community vibe: Smaller places can feel friendlier and more connected—more “everybody knows everybody” energy.
- Less traffic stress: Commutes and daily errands are often simpler (though you’ll still drive).
Cons
- Fewer amenities nearby: Fewer shopping options, restaurants, entertainment, and specialty services—often requires driving to a larger town/city.
- Job market may be limited locally: You may need to commute for work or rely on remote work.
- Healthcare access can be farther: More specialized care may be outside the township.
- Weather and seasonal upkeep: Michigan seasons can mean snow/ice, more road slush, and higher home maintenance (heating costs, roof/water protection, etc.).
- Infrastructure can be inconsistent: In some rural townships, road conditions, cell coverage, internet speeds, or utility services may vary.
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