595 E Buchanan Road

The setting of this Oceana County 60 Acre homestead will bring a smile to your face everytime you hit the gravel road. The home is more than expected and finished in a way that fits very well with the valley view. A large 3 season room helps the view as well. The main home with 2 bedrooms 2.5 baths has a full walk out with wood-fired sauna and bathroom. Beautiful hardwood maple floors throughout and Saltillo tile in the foyer and kitchen really make this an easy full-time place to relax. Custom cherry cabinets with the center point of the dining room as the Heartland wood cook stove, which can heat the whole home on cool nights. If that isn't good enough you also have a fieldstone fireplace with stones from the land and a cherry mantel cut from the land. The guest house is as (see more) comfy as it gets with open living areas, over sized windows in awesome sitting room, 1 bedroom, full bath and 2 car attached garage. 60 acres of some amazing elevation changes and diverse managed forest. There is a forest stewardship plan on this piece currently and it looks great because of it. The trails are established and carve out a path through mature timber and unique undergrowth. One section of 22 acres has wild leaks every year. These trails lead you to two different rustic cabins, each strategically placed in with awesome hilltop views. They both come with all the basics giving comfort to your guests throughout their stay. There is also a remodeled camper permanently placed with deck and roof. A must see to understand all you are getting here. You will see in the pictures a yurt, the design is by Bill S. Coperthwaite who is considered the best at this type of construction and teaches others how to construct his designs. This structure could be anything, a studio, a bedroom or a place to go when the world is too noisy. It is located just a short distance from the main home. Located in the beautiful shoreline County of Oceana you will be conveniently placed between Muskegon and Ludington....only about 30 miles either way...work and shop there....but come home to that serene and peaceful place in the woods! Take a look at the video and the fantastic photos!