c.1967 Michigan AFrame Cabin on 1.5 Acres $100K
OHU50K Notes $100,000
c.1967 Michigan AFrame Cabin on 1.5 Acres. Cozy and rustic cabin in the trees. This home comes with lake access and other amenities.
Realtor Comments
Welcome to Lake James – your all-sports Lakefront Paradise! Nestled just southeast of Houghton Lake, Lake James is a beautiful 192-acre all-sports lake offering year-round enjoyment. With seven designated parks circling the shoreline, residents enjoy a wide variety of outdoor recreation. Three of these parks feature playgrounds for children, while a private beach provides a perfect spot for swimming – accessible by both land and boat. As a property owner and member of the LJPOA, you’ll enjoy exclusive access to the lake, private beach, boat launch, and parks. Just moments from your doorstep is convenient lake access, offering endless opportunities for boating, fishing, kayaking, and waterfront relaxation. This charming A-frame home sits on a spacious double lot and features cozy wood stove heating, two bedrooms and one bath. It’s being sold full furnished, including all furniture and decor, so you can move right in and start enjoying lake life from day one. There’s plenty of space to park all your toys and with I-75 just minutes away, commuting is a breeze. Whether you’re looking for a year-found retreat or a weekend escape, this gem delivers it all. Come live the lake life. Bring your dreams – they belong here! Lot dimensions and size are approximated.
- 2 bed
- 1 bath
- Build date 1967
If interested in a property, pleases 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.
1029 Springwood Dr, Denton Township, MI 48651 $100,000
- Contact Realtor: Jan Denise Taylor
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Pros of Denton Township, MI
1. Natural Beauty & Recreation
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The township features abundant lakes, streams, and woodlands—perfect for outdoor lovers who enjoy fishing, hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing
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Situated along the southeast shore of Houghton Lake (Michigan’s largest inland lake), it offers strong appeal for nature-based recreation and tourism
2. Safety & Low Crime
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Violent crime in Denton Township is exceptionally low: in 2019, only 2 violent crimes — about 37 per 100,000 residents — ranking it among the top 10% of least violent U.S. cities
3. Affordable Cost of Living
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Housing is notably budget-friendly: median home value is around $158,300, significantly below the national average of ~$303,400. Rent averages around $775/month, compared to ~$1,348 nationally
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It’s currently a buyer’s real estate market, with median prices declining
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Local analysis suggests a cost-of-living index near 75, well below the U.S. average of 100
4. Rural, Peaceful Lifestyle
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Many residents enjoy a quiet, rural atmosphere, with a tight-knit and predominantly conservative community, popular among retirees and those seeking tranquility
5. Stable Community & Demographics
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The population is around 5,293 as of 2020, with modest growth (~2% since 2020)
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The median age skews older (approx. 48–56 years), reflecting a substantial retiree presence
Cons of Denton Township, MI
1. Limited Job Opportunities & Economic Base
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Residents note scarce local employment, leading many to commute to nearby towns
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Median household income is relatively low (~$50,682), with poverty around 19–20%, slightly above the national average
2. Sparse Nightlife & Entertainment
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Nightlife and entertainment options are limited—less appealing for younger adults or those seeking social activity
3. Demographic Homogeneity & Limited Diversity
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The population is overwhelmingly White (~95–96%), with low racial or ethnic diversity
4. Infrastructure Constraints
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Public transportation is minimal; residents typically rely on cars for commuting
5. Aging Population Dynamics
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With over 35% of residents aged 65+, the township has limited appeal for families with young children or individuals looking for a youth-oriented community
6. Rural Isolation Can Limit Amenities
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The rural nature means fewer services, shops, and conveniences compared to urban areas—especially challenging for newcomers/families
