An icon of Saugatuck, Peterson Mill was designed by retired engineer R.E. Pete Peterson and opened circa 1965 as a gristmill and gift shop, grinding cornmeal and wheat flour on site. Today, the landmark property pairs the 819-SF, 3-level mill with a 1,564-SF principal residence and attached 2-car garage.

The principal building offers 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and laundry on the main level; upstairs, an open kitchen, dining and living level features wood ceilings, exposed beams, fireplace, water views and a long screened porch.

The mill adds a main-level bedroom and bath, upper sleeping/flex space, half bath, eat-in kitchen, living room, laundry, storage and deck. Together: 2,383 SF across 2 buildings, with 2 kitchens and 2 laundry areas. Millponds, channels, the landmark waterwheel, waterside patios and footbridges complete this extraordinary setting near downtown Saugatuck. Peterson chose this site along Moore's Creek, between Holland Street and the Kalamazoo River, after purchasing the land around 1960. A retired U.S. Steel executive and engineer, he personally conceived the clapboard mill and its water-turned wheel. During its commercial years, visitors could purchase cornmeal and wheat flour ground on the premises. Although the business closed in the 1970s, Peterson Mill and its reflection in the millpond continued to become a favorite subject of Saugatuck-area artists and photographers.

The building to the rear incorporates architectural features from Saugatuck's R. C. Brittain house, adding another layer to the property's provenance. Ornamental exterior brackets, substantial turned stair details, paneled doors and beautifully aged millwork carry that collected character throughout the principal building.

Its main level opens through a dedicated foyer adjoining the attached two-car garage. Two bedrooms are arranged on this floor, including a generous primary suite with a window-lined bath featuring a soaking tub and separate shower. The second bedroom is currently well suited to office or studio use. A half bath, laundry room and additional utility space complete the level.

Upstairs, the principal building opens into a warm, expansive gathering floor beneath wood-paneled ceilings and exposed structural beams. The kitchen centers on a large island with seating and flows naturally into the dining and living areas. A fireplace anchors the room, while broad windows frame the lawn, water and surrounding tree canopy. The approximately 27-foot screened porch extends the entertaining space and offers an elevated place to enjoy the setting in changing weather.

The mill unfolds vertically across three intimate levels. The first provides a waterside bedroom, full bath with tiled shower, laundry room and dedicated storage. The second level contains an eat-in kitchen, living room and half bath, surrounded by warm wood walls, ceilings and barn-style doors. At the top, a wood-wrapped sleeping or flex room, with exposed rafters, windows and access toward the elevated deck, creates a memorable private retreat.

Outside, millponds and channels shape nearly every view. Patios sit directly at the water's edge, footbridges cross the spillway and channels, and mature trees frame open lawns and the mill's unmistakable wheel and stone base. The result is part residence, part architectural landmark and entirely Saugatuck, a property whose setting, history and versatility cannot be replicated.

Exceptional multi-unit investment opportunity in the heart of Saugatuck at 748 Holland Street. This unique property features two homes with three total units, offering versatility, charm, and strong income potential.

The main farmhouse-style residence, originally built in 1984 and beautifully updated in 2018, offers 5 bedrooms and 2 full baths, blending classic character with modern updates. An attached guest suite adds flexibility, featuring an open-concept layout with kitchen, living, sleeping area, and full bath--ideal for private guest accommodations, home office or rental.

The separate detached 756 Holland St house is a fully renovated 2-bedroom, 1-bath home, completed in 2018 with extensive improvements including a new foundation, roof, windows, siding, electrical, and plumbing with a separate driveway . Rich in local history, this structure traces its origins to the historic Singapore area near the dunes, adding a rare and compelling story to the property. Perfectly suited for investors or those seeking a multi-generational retreat, this property is just walking minutes from downtown Saugatuck, dining, and shopping. A truly one-of-a-kind offering combining location, income potential, and historic charm. Owner is licensed agent in the State of Michigan

Welcome to 7067 118th, Steps away from Lake Michigan access sits an enchanting Southern cottage just moments from the stunning shores of Lake Michigan Beaches including Glenn Beach, Pier Cove Beach, West Side Park Beach, and Waukena Park! This storybook home features a refreshing pool with delightful water spray fountains, creating a perfect retreat for leisure and relaxation. The spacious pool house is a unique bonus, already plumbed for a bathroom and kitchen, ready for you to finish and customize as a guest suite, workout room, or entertainment area. Inside, the cozy living room showcases a charming fireplace and elegant built-ins, inviting comfort and warmth. The well-appointed butler's pantry adds convenience for entertaining. Enjoy the main floor primary suite for easy living, along with a laundry room. Upstairs, you'll find another suite and two additional bedrooms with a Jack and Jill bath, plus a versatile family room or bunk room that offers ample space for guests or family activities. The home has all the best of the best in finishes and construction! This darling cottage combines traditional charm with modern amenities, making it the ideal family home or vacation getaway. Don't miss the chance to own this piece of paradise! Schedule a private showing today and step into your dream home at 7067 118th!

Set on 8.3 private acres in Laketown Township, this distinctive equestrian estate pairs a warm, light-filled ranch residence with the rare infrastructure of a serious horse property. The 3,178 sq ft floor plan unfolds with generous living and dining spaces, a bright kitchen with center island and breakfast nook, a screened porch overlooking the grounds, a main-level bedroom wing, and a finished lower level with recreation room, kitchenette, bedroom, full bath, and wet bar. Beyond the residence, pasture, fencing, stalls, storage, workshop space, and an indoor riding arena create an exceptional everyday setting for horses, hobbies, and refined country living. Seller-provided 2026 improvements include refreshed fencing and gates, new stalls, arena footing, arena electrical and lighting, barn exterior updates, buried power lines, barn gutters/drains, and select interior refreshes. A polished retreat with room to breathe, close to Holland's lakeshore lifestyle.

Beautifully updated 4-bedroom, 3-full-bath home offering 3,794 square feet of spacious living in a prime Douglas location. The large primary suite provides a comfortable retreat, while the newly remodeled kitchen and dining room create an inviting space for everyday living and entertaining. Enjoy outdoor living on the spacious deck overlooking a private backyard--perfect for relaxing or gathering with guests. Ideally located just one block from shops, grocery store, bowling and great restaurants! Only a short walk to Kalamazoo Lake access for kayaking, paddle boarding, and enjoying the waterfront lifestyle. A wonderful opportunity to own a spacious, updated home close to the best of Douglas, the lakeshore and Saugatuck.
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Set amid 4.11 wooded acres, this distinctive A-frame is shaped by light, volume and its connection to the landscape. A wall of glass rises through the great room, where exposed beams, a spiral stair and stone-framed wood-burning stove lend warmth and character. Designed for gathering, the kitchen pairs an island and abundant cabinetry with Bosch appliances and a Fisher & Paykel refrigerator, flowing into the dining area. A composite deck and detached screened porch create separate settings for quiet mornings, long dinners and evenings beneath the trees.

The main level offers a serene primary suite with walk-in closet, double vanity, jetted tub and separate shower, plus a second bedroom and full bath. Above, the loft bedroom overlooks the great room as a flexible retreat for guests or work. Layered landscaping, gardens and mature hardwoods frame the home, while the detached barn offers exceptional workshop, vehicle and storage space. Beyond its memorable architecture, the home offers a thoughtfully expanded and highly functional floor plan. Originally built in 1965, it blends its A-frame core with a main-level addition reported to include the foyer, expanded kitchen and dining area, second bedroom and bath, and generous primary suite. Approximately 1,975 square feet of finished above-grade living space is complemented by unfinished lower-level storage and utility areas. An extra-large laundry closet, reverse-osmosis system, central heating and air conditioning, private well and septic support comfortable year-round living.

The detached 38' x 60' multi-bay barn offers workshop and storage flexibility, including a tall bay suited to a boat or small RV. Important barn-water disclosure: the well currently supplying water to the barn is located on an adjacent lot. That water service may be terminated, an easement may be established, or the adjacent lot may be purchased for $225,000. Buyers should verify all measurements and satisfy themselves regarding the barn water arrangement, easement terms, and adjacent-lot purchase opportunity.

Some properties offer acreage. This one offers atmosphere and uncommon flexibility. Tucked into Saugatuck Township, 14.1 acres unfold beyond the road into a private landscape of mature woods, open ground and a secluded pond with approximately 250 feet of frontage. The flag-lot configuration creates a measured sense of arrival, drawing the property inward before revealing its scale. I-1 zoning allows for single-family residential use and barndominiums, subject to township requirements and approvals, opening the door to a home and lifestyle shaped around the land. Close to the galleries, dining, waterfront and creative character of Saugatuck-Douglas, the setting feels distinctly removed while remaining connected to one of West Michigan's most celebrated coastal communities. A rare canvas with its most compelling elements already in place. Practical details further support the possibilities. The parcel includes 178 feet of road frontage, and a survey is available for review. Electricity, natural gas and high-speed internet are available at the street; utilities are not currently attached. Mineral rights are included.Buyers should consult Saugatuck Township regarding their intended use, building plans, site requirements and necessary approvals. Located on the west side of 63rd Street, just south of Gleason Road, the property is easily reached from Old Allegan Road and lies within the Saugatuck-Douglas School District. Cash and conventional terms are available.

Welcome to 4667 52nd Ave in Holland, MI--a stunning log home retreat nestled on 3 beautifully landscaped acres. This expansive 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath residence offers over 3,600 sq. ft. of luxurious living space, perfect for families or those seeking a serene getaway.

Step inside to discover the upper-level primary en suite featuring a spa-inspired bath and a spacious walk-in closet. The inviting living area boasts a cozy stone fireplace, soaring cathedral ceilings, and a wall of windows that immerses the home in natural light, highlighting the spectacular views of the surrounding nature.

Outside, enjoy professionally designed landscaping and a private deck complete with a relaxing jacuzzi tub--your personal oasis for outdoor enjoyment. Built with durable 2 x 6 construction and an authentic log-faced exterior, this home combines rustic charm with modern elegance. Perfectly situated between the vibrant cities of Saugatuck and Holland, you'll be just minutes from the stunning beaches of Lake Michigan and the serene shores of Lake Macatawa.

Don't miss your chance to own this remarkable property where elegance, comfort, and privacy come together. Schedule your private tour today and start living the log home dream!

Currently an STR bringing in 48,000 a year.

Freshly updated and income-ready in Saugatuck Township! This stylish ranch at 3333 Blue Star Hwy offers a smart opportunity for investors, short-term rental buyers, or those seeking a property with flexible use potential in a desirable lakeshore market. With major updates already completed, this move-in-ready home is positioned for immediate enjoyment or rental income. The main level features an open living area with ceiling beams, new laminate wood flooring, and a striking floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace. The updated eat-in kitchen includes new cabinets, countertops, island, and a stackable washer/dryer tucked behind a barn door. Double doors lead from the living room to the back patio and fenced backyard, complete with a bar area and wiring for a hot tub — ideal amenities for guests and entertaining. The main floor includes a stylish owner's ensuite with new vanity, fixtures, tile shower, and tile flooring, plus an additional bedroom and full bath. Both main-level bedrooms feature hardwood floors. The finished lower level expands the usable space with a family room, third bedroom, and all-new vinyl plank flooring. Recent improvements include fresh paint inside and out, new A/C, new windows, new front deck, and new garage door. Located near Saugatuck's beaches, restaurants, shops, galleries, and year-round attractions, this updated property offers strong appeal as a rental, vacation getaway, or income-producing investment.

Experience 3200 Sq Ft of Luxury Living at 2339 Forest Circle Trail! Step into your dream cottage, just a short walk to Pier Cove Beach, where coastal charm meets modern elegance in this beautifully updated home--an ideal space for both relaxation and entertaining. This home features: - Gourmet Kitchen: Enjoy a brand-new kitchen equipped with stainless steel appliances, stunning quartz countertops, stylish cabinet lighting, and abundant storage--perfect for culinary creations and gatherings. - Cozy Living Space: Revel in the warmth of a newly installed fireplace featuring a beautiful mantle, stone facade, and hearth, creating a perfect focal point for family gatherings. - Stylish Open Layout: New flooring throughout the home adds a touch of sophistication, complemented by the open main floor living area while you look above to a catwalk overlooking the kitchen. Upstairs you have built-in bookcases and wide hallways that enhance the spacious feel. Also, upstairs are 3 bedrooms with a gathering room for additional getaway space. - Spa-Like Bathrooms: Retreat to the fully renovated bathrooms, including the primary suite complete with granite finishes and a luxurious tiled shower. The lower-level bath offers a relaxing jetted tub, perfect for unwinding after a long day. - Versatile Office/Bedroom: An added office/bedroom space in the lower level provides flexibility for work-from-home needs, additional guest accommodations, or a work out room, just off the family room with a large new leather sectional, included in the sale. - Upgraded Systems: Experience peace of mind with a new furnace that features two zones for maximum comfort, new sump pump, myQ garage security, ring door bell, and a 75-gallon hot water heater to accommodate all your needs. Plus, new rented reverse osmosis system and water softener ensure the best water quality for the family and extra refrigerator in the garage stays. - Outdoor Oasis: Enjoy outdoor living on the stained deck, surrounded by beautiful new landscaping, stroll through the 70 acres of the Pier Cove Ravine, or walk to the beach for a breathtaking sunset--a perfect setting for summer barbecues and relaxing evenings. This exceptional property at 2339 Forest Circle Trail truly has it all! Don't miss out on this opportunity to make it your forever home. Schedule your private showing today!

Tucked beneath a canopy of mature trees, this 1922 Tudor unfolds with character, color and an unexpectedly generous sense of space. A private drive leads to the stucco facade, while inside, arched openings and warm wood floors connect a fireside living room, formal dining room and window-lined office. The kitchen is the home's vibrant center, pairing expansive granite work surfaces, a substantial island and custom cabinetry with garden views and an easy breakfast area. The bedroom layout includes a primary main-level bedroom and a spacious upper-level bedroom, while a bright family landing and third-floor loft create flexible places to read, work or unwind.

Beyond the glass, layered gardens and wooded views frame a series of intimate patios. A drive-under attached garage, basement family room and dedicated laundry add everyday practicality to this singular home on 1.035 acres in Lakeview School District. The floor plan offers remarkable versatility across four levels. The main level gathers kitchen, dining and living spaces around a graceful central stair, complemented by a private office, full bath and primary bedroom. Upstairs, features three additional bedrooms, a full bath and a light-filled family landing; the tucked-away loft above offers a memorable studio, reading room or creative retreat.

The lower level expands the home's utility with a family area, laundry room, generous storage and direct access to the attached garage. Outdoors, lawns, mature plantings and multiple garden rooms create a setting that feels private yet connected to Battle Creek conveniences. Public records list a 1922 build date, R1A zoning and Lakeview School District. Buyers should independently verify measurements, square footage and all material information. Licensed Listing broker is related to seller. Seller reserves rod and drapes in dining room

Welcome to this 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home nestled on nearly 4 wooded acres. Offering approximately 1,900 finished square feet, this property provides space, privacy and versatility. The main living area is spacious and features a cozy wood-burning fireplace and plenty of natural light. The unfinished basement is perfect for add'l living and includes a large family room/rec area w/pool table, workshop, music room or office, full bath, wood burning fireplace and laundry area. Outside, enjoy the outdoors from 2 decks or the covered front porch, all surrounded by a peaceful, wooded setting. The property includes a 2+ stall detached garage and a 24' x 30' pole barn w/a 12' x 26' addition, & 18' x 20' shed ideal for storage, equipment, vehicles, or recreational use. This home includes several updates including a newer roof, windows, leaf guards and septic system & field. A great opportunity for those seeking room to spread out while enjoying a quiet country setting. New windows 2010 (35 yr transferrable warranty), new leaf guards on gutters 2013, new 1500 gal septic tank/field 2022, and updated electrical 2023,2025 & 2026 in house, garage and pole barn. Natural gas hook-up available for $3800. See documents for all updates.

Beautiful wooded lot overlooking the Kalamazoo River and Pottawatomie Preserve area, offering a peaceful and tranquil setting for your future home with all of its natural beauty. Tucked away on River Ridge Court, this property provides a quiet natural backdrop while still being just minutes from the conveniences, dining, shopping, and recreation of Saugatuck, Douglas, and Holland. The lot adjoins association-owned wooded land to the west, offering added privacy with no neighboring home on that side. A well has already been installed, adding value and convenience for future building. Located within the Saugatuck-Douglas School system, this is a wonderful opportunity to create your ideal retreat in a serene lakeshore-area setting. NOTE***Seller can close after October 15th.***

Welcome to this charming three-bedroom, 1.5-bath residence in Holland, Michigan, offering 1,156 square feet of comfortable living space. Situated on a generous 16,379-square-foot lot, this single-family home provides ample outdoor space for your lifestyle needs. The property features a two-car garage for convenient vehicle storage and protection. Whether you're seeking a practical starter home or a solid investment opportunity, this property delivers functional living with room to grow. Discover the possibilities this Holland home has to offer.

No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.

This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.

The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.

Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.

Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.

The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.

Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.

All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change.

No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.

This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.

The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.

Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.

Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.

The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.

Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.

All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change.

No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.

This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.

The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.

Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.

Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.

The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.

Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.

All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change.

No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.

This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.

The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.

Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.

Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.

The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.

Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.

All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change.

No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.

This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.

The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.

Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.

Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.

The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.

Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.

All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change.

No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.

This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.

The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.

Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.

Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.

The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.

Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.

All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change.

No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.

This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.

The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.

Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.

Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.

The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.

Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.

All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change.

No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.

This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.

The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.

Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.

Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.

The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.

Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.

All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change.

No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.

This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.

The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.

Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.

Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.

The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.

Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.

All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change.

No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.

This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.

The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.

Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.

Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.

The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.

Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.

All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change.

No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.

This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.

The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.

Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.

Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.

The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.

Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.

All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change.

No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.

This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.

The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.

Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.

Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.

The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.

Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.

All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change.

No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.

This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.

The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.

Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.

Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.

The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.

Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.

All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change.

No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.

This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.

The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.

Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.

Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.

The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.

Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.

All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change.

Welcome to your ideal retreat at 53 Old Mill #2 in Holland, MI! This charming 1251 sq. ft. corner unit condo features 2 bedrooms and 2 baths, perfectly balancing comfort and style. Step into the freshly painted main level, where you'll find a cozy galley kitchen adorned with new quartz countertops, a modern sink, and stylish fixtures. The updated living space boasts new carpet and lighting throughout, enhancing its inviting atmosphere. Unwind in the delightful three-season porch, perfect for enjoying your morning coffee. With a new bath cabinet and freshly painted trim and doors, this home is truly move-in ready. Buyer can enjoy refreshing the basement with their choices of finishes to suit their needs. Discover the perfect blend of charm and functionality in this beautiful condo. Don't miss your chance--schedule a showing today!

Outstanding 2.9-acre commercial parcel offering 290 feet of prime frontage along Blue Star Hwy. Ideally located near Interstate 196 and just minutes from Douglas and Saugatuck, this site offers excellent visibility, easy access, and strong traffic counts. Zoned C-2A, allowing for a variety of commercial and mixed-use opportunities. Perfect for retail, office, service, or hospitality development.

Discover an exceptional 3.75-acre wooded sanctuary just moments from the charm and sophistication of Saugatuck. Tucked among mature trees, this serene retreat offers a rare blend of natural beauty, privacy, and possibility. A thoughtfully cleared setting invites your vision for a custom residence or refined weekend escape, while an existing well adds convenience to the landscape. A neighboring garage currently benefits from an easement to the well until terminated. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of the forest while remaining just minutes from boutique shopping, acclaimed dining, artful culture, and the timeless allure of Lake Michigan.

Horse lovers dream lot! Approximately 2 acres parcel. Lot F is the last lot available and at the end of the cul-de-sac. Build your dream home on this lovely location minutes away from wineries, Hutchins Lake and a short drive to Douglas/Saugatuck and Lake Michigan. Attached shows the road leading to the cul-de-sac of 122nd Ave. Well and Septic. Natural gas is available

Rare Build-Ready Opportunity Near Saugatuck & Lake Michigan!

Discover the perfect setting for your future dream home, vacation getaway, or investment property on this beautifully wooded 2-acre parcel tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac just minutes from Saugatuck, Douglas, and some of West Michigan's most popular Lake Michigan beaches.

Previously home to a residence, this property offers a unique head start with an existing well, septic system, and utility connections already on site (buyer to verify condition and usability). Surrounded by mature trees and backing up to a wooded landscape, the parcel offers exceptional privacy while still being conveniently located near downtown shopping, dining, boating, wineries, golf courses, and year-round recreational activities.

Whether you're envisioning a modern custom home, a peaceful retreat in the woods, or a seasonal escape near the lakeshore, opportunities like this are becoming increasingly difficult to find in the Saugatuck-Douglas area Build your future in one of West Michigan's most desirable locations. Schedule your walk of the property today.

New 3 acre split. Survey coming soon. Property will have a potential shared 2 acre pond fully stocked and there's plenty of wildlife for the outdoorsman! Shared access with a property easement. Enjoy snowmobile trails close by and lots of privacy.

The shared pond and driveway will be completed in the Spring 2025. Part of the land has been cleared for your new dream home!