MICHIGAN, DOCK, DINE, AND RECREATE, BUSINESS FOR SALE!! OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED BUYERS! This RESORT includes “The Dock” Grill and Bar, a Marina, AND Bayridge RV/Park Campground, located on over 400-Feet of Garden Bay waterfront, on the spectacular Big Bay de Noc, Lake Michigan, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The Dock Grill and Bar is the premiere choice for locals, and tourists for casual to intimate dining in the area. Be
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Great exposure site. 240' on Hwy US 2. Total of 16.5 Acres with pond. Pole building built i 1998, 60 x 96 feet on cement slab. Building also has a 12' x 6' lean-to. Formerly Wally's Auto Salvage site. Phase 1 study as listing office. rare opportunity to find this amount of acreage on busy highway. Many possibilities!
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This machine shop needs a new owner, because the current owners have retired.Several machines and tools are included in the sale. The property is fenced in and there is a building that could be used as an office or living quarters. The main shop has 440 electric and there also is a cold storage building that currently is used to store surplus equipment.
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MICHIGAN REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITY! This Revitalization Ready Property is located in L’Anse, Michigan. L’Anse is a Michigan Lake Superior waterfront Village located at the southeastern shore of the Keweenaw Bay in northern Baraga County – a very popular tourist and retirement area! This area is rich in history, and was settled first by Native Americans, and later French explorers, trappers, loggers, and missionaries. It is a great area, with a cu
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COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL RENTAL OPPORTUNITY in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan - In an area known for year round recreational opportunities! This building has 4,000 Square Feet of Working/Living Space and is located in L'Anse Village at the head of Lake Superior's Keweenaw Bay. This area is rich in history, and was settled first by native Americans, and later by French explorers, trappers, loggers, and missionaries. It is a great area, with a cultur
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