3574 Saugatuck Beach Road, Saugatuck, MI 49453 (MLS# 20041591)

Water Type: Lake

Exterior Material: Shingle Siding; Wood Siding

Roofing: Metal

Windows: Low-Emissivity Windows; Screens

Substructure: Michigan Basement; Partial

Lot Description: Wooded

Sewer: Septic Tank

Water: Public; Well

Utilities Attached: Cable Connected

Util Avail at Street: High Speed Internet

Kitchen Features: Center Island; Eating Area; Pantry

Fireplace: Family Room; Living Room; Primary Bedroom; Wood Burning; Other

Additional Items: Ceiling Fan(s); Central Vacuum; Garage Door Opener; Wet Bar; Window Treatments

Appliances: Built in Oven; Cooktop; Dishwasher; Dryer; Microwave; Refrigerator; Washer; Water Softener Rented

Heat Source: Electric; Geothermal

Heat Type: Heat Pump

Air Conditioning: Central Air

Flooring: Ceramic Tile; Stone; Wood

Patio and Porch Features: Deck; Porch(es)

Security Features: Security System

Landscape: Ground Cover

Other Structures: Guest House

Outbuilding 1: Outbuilding 1 Electric; Outbuilding 1 Water; Outbuilding 1 Bathroom; Outbuilding 1 Heated; Outbuilding 1 Insulated

Outbuilding Floor Type 1: Outbuilding 1 Floor Type - Concrete

Parking Features: Attached

Architectural Style: Traditional

Driveway: Unpaved

Street Type: Paved; Private

Mineral Rights: Unknown

Terms Available: Cash; Conventional

Possession: Close Plus 3 to 5 Days

Sale Conditions: None

Driving up to the house through hundreds of acres of gently rolling forested dunes, the boat-like design is subtle but once you see it, you see it. Much of the surrounding land is now protected, meaning it is protected from future development. Wildlife is abundant, with deer, eagles, heron, and more making regular appearances. Visitors arrive under the carport that joins this stunning sand castle to the west with the beautifully appointed guest house to the east. Below, a tunnel connects the two and provides access to the underground parking garage which keep cars from spoiling the spectacular view. Inside, there isn't a bad seat in the house. Directly ahead, the livingroom's two-story high ceilings provide abundant breathing room, while the rounded front of the home features a two-story bank of windows - complete with a second story seating area and a 180-degree view of Lake Michigan. In nearly every direction, windows provide a stunning view of the lake or the surrounding dunes. The home sits on 7.31 acres, seemingly steps from the water's edge. Construction was completed before the state passed the Michigan Dunes Protection Act, allowing it to sit much closer to the shoreline than would be possible now. Inside, the yacht-like feel to the home continues. Smaller windows resemble portholes, while the main floor master suite, surrounded by even more windows, resembles the fantail of a classic cruiser. Just inside the two-story bank of windows, upper and lower seating areas provide passengers and crew with a commanding view of passing boat traffic, incredible West Michigan sunsets, and miles of beach to the north and south. Nearly 4000 square feet of outdoor porch provide the perfect place to enjoy a beautiful summer day, while the home's huge private beach gives residents and guests plenty of space to walk the beach in search of sea glass, play in the sand, or park a beach chair and enjoy the view.