Michigan A-Frame For Sale For Sale on 10 Acres $200K

The home features a newly remodeled bathroom and an inviting A-frame design that blends rustic charm with modern comfort. Multiple outbuildings provide ample storage, workshop space, or room for hobbies. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the abundant wildlife, making this property ideal for nature lovers, hunters, or anyone seeking a quiet escape. A designated target practice area adds to the recreational opportunities, while the included pool table provides entertainment indoors. Whether you’re looking for a full-time residence, weekend getaway, or recreational property. New roof installed 2023 and bathroom remodeled 2025.

Pros

• Direct Lake Huron & Waterfront Access: Home to Harrisville State Park and a public harbor, the town offers beautiful sandy beaches, boating, kayaking, and scenic views of Sunrise Side sunrises over Lake Huron.

• Quiet, Safe Small-Town Vibe: With a population under 500 year-round residents, Harrisville is exceptionally peaceful, safe, and tight-knit, offering a slow-paced, low-stress environment.

• Affordable Housing & Property: Real estate in Alcona County remains very accessible compared to downstate Michigan or the Lake Michigan coastline (Traverse City area), offering affordable lakeside living and acreage.

• Rich Outdoor Recreation: Surrounded by federal and state forest lands, the area is ideal for hunting, fishing, hiking, snowmobiling, and exploring nearby nature preserves.

• Charming Local Events: Features local traditions like the Harrisville Arts & Crafts Fair (Labor Day weekend) and summer concerts at the harbor pavilion that bring the community together.

Cons

• Severe, Cold Winters: Located in Northeast Lower Michigan, winter brings persistent cold, lake-effect snow, and icy winds off Lake Huron. Winter weather stretches from late autumn into early spring.

• Minimal Commercial Amenities: Local retail is extremely limited. Basic grocery shopping, specialized retail, and hardware needs usually require driving 15 to 20 miles north to Alpena or south to Oscoda.

• Limited Local Job Market: Beyond small local service businesses, government/county services, tourism, and school district jobs, employment opportunities are sparse. Remote work capabilities are key for working-age residents.

• Seasonal Population Shifts: Summer brings a wave of seasonal residents and tourists, while winter brings a quiet, shuttered feel as some local businesses operate on reduced hours or close for the season.

• Distance to Major Medical Infrastructure: While there are small clinics nearby, specialized medical services and major hospital networks require traveling north to Alpena or further west/south.