Property Description

Reaching out into Lake Michigan, there's a peninsula of land, in between Suttons Bay, a safe harbor, & the west arm of Grand Traverse Bay, known as Stony Point. Long revered for it's prime agricultural lands, where the fruit that's grown here, can "look at the water", a term used for decades referring to the tempering effect the nearby lake water has to protect orchards from early frosts, & helps during the cold winter months to allow the trees to maintain a state of dormancy. This incredibly special, nearly 45 acre offering is situated near the tip of said Stony Point, & has been a part of the agricultural landscape for generations. It's ready to be passed down to those who are looking for any number of future uses. With almost 300' of private frontage on Suttons Bay, 283' per a recent survey, & with both gently rolling topography & level areas, some with water views, this property could be a spectacular estate parcel! The underlying agricultural zoning allows a multitude of uses by right, conditions, or special use, including continued farming, single family dwellings, B&B's, agricultural support industries, equestrian uses, & more. Continue to benefit from the 15 acre cherry orchard from an income/property tax standpoint while contemplating future uses. Orchard was planted around 2015, is well maintained, with it's production just beginning to reach full potential. Wineries, Cideries are also allowed, & with frontage on 3 county roads there is certainly development potential here. Discussing options with the zoning administrator is encouraged to determine potential uses. 2 parcels of record, so many options. Nearby Steimel Park, @ the east end of the north boundary, Lover's Lane, provides a point of public access should the northerly portion, or all of this property be developed into home sites. Seller would like to sell both parcels at the same time, each is listed separately too, N parcel/14.98 ac $650K, S parcel/29.88 ac $2.995M Possible owner financing.

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