n4750 South Samuelson Road, Chatham, MI 49816

Built in 1974, the home has retained much of its original character, giving the next owner an opportunity to update and personalize it to their own taste. The full walk-out basement adds valuable additional space and flexibility for storage, hobbies, recreation or future finishing. Outside is where this property really begins to set itself apart. A garage and pole building provide plenty of room for vehicles, equipment, ATVs, snowmobiles, tools and workshop space with a pit for mechanics. Garden areas are already established, and the chicken coop/dog kennel offers options for anyone dreaming of a small hobby farm, raising chickens or simply needing a dedicated space for their four-legged companions. One of the property's most unique features is a functioning bunkhouse originally from Fort Custer in Battle Creek used for lodging when training during World War I—a wonderful piece of Michigan history that adds character and possibilities for guest space, a hunting bunkhouse, studio or getaway of its own. With approximately 32 acres surrounding you, there is room to roam, explore and enjoy the outdoors right at home. Whether your vision is a private year-round residence, hobby farm, recreational retreat or simply a place where you finally have enough land and buildings for everything you've wanted to do, this is the kind of property that is increasingly hard to duplicate. The house may take you back to 1974—but the land, privacy, buildings and possibilities are timeless. Bring your ideas and make this Upper Peninsula property your own.