4576 Haskell Drive Lewiston Mi 49756 Dr, Lewiston, MI 49756

220' OF THE FAMOUS AUSABLE RIVER ON 10 ACRES. BEAUTIFUL VIEWS FROM LIVING ROOM AND WALK OUT DECK WITH AWNING. THIS 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH DOUBLE WIDE WITH ATTACHED ENTRY 3RD BATH PLUMBED BUT NEEDS FINISHED ALONG WITH BREEZEWAY. MASTER BEDROOM SUITE WITH PRIVATE BATH AND WALK-IN CLOSET. LARGE 27 x 26 GARAGE/WORKSHOP CONNECTED TO THE BREEZEWAY WITH LOFT UPSTAIRS THAT COULD BE FINISHED FOR BONUS ROOM OR GUEST QUARTERS. L.P. GAS FORCED AIR HEAT. LIVING ROOM OFFERS A PELLET STOVE. WORKSHOP OFFERS A WOOD STOVE.OPEN FLOOR PLAN TO KITCHEN, LIVING ROOM & FAMILY ROOM. APPLIANCES INCLUDE GAS STOVE & REFRIGERATOR. KITCHEN PANTRY. DETACHED 24 x 36 GARAGE WITH UPSTAIRS STORAGE THAT COULD BE FINISHED FOR GUEST QUARTERS. ENGINEERED SEPTIC SYSTEM. THE HOME NEEDS NEW BATH TUB, SHOWER UNITS INSTALLED AND NEW FLOOR COVERINGS. LOTS OF POSSIBILITIES FOR THIS PROPERTY. PRIME AREA FOR TROUT FISHERMAN. GREAT CANOEING AND KAYAKING. PROPERTY ADJOINS THE HURON NATIONAL FOREST ON WEST AND SOUTH SIDES AND ACROSS THE RIVER IS FOREST MANAGEMENT. TV ANTENNA AND SATELLITE DISH WITH BOX. HOOK UP FOR GENERATOR. BRICK BBQ OUTDOORS. PHONE-LAND LINE FRONTIER LP GAS-BLUE FLAME ELECTRIC-GREAT LAKES ENERGY NO CABLE ATV TRAIL AND SNOWMOBILE TRAILS VERY CLOSE. PROPERTY IS SURROUNDED BY FOREST SERVICE ON 2 SIDES. ABUNDANCE OF WILDLIFE INCLUDE BALD EAGLE, TURKEY, DEER, GROUSE, COYOTES , BEAR, ETC.. The AuSable River runs through the township, providing some of the best fishing and canoeing in the state of Michigan. On any summer day, you will find fisherman wading in the river and floating downstream in the distinctive drift boats that are common to this river. A dam in Mio creates the 944 acre Mio Pond with deeper waters than the normally fast and shallow river. Most of the township lies within the Huron National Forest, providing thousands of acres of federal land, along with numerous snowmobile, ATV and hiking trails. Numerous small lakes are also found for a variety of fishing. The forest lies in a transition area between the agricultural lands of southern Michigan and the forested areas to the north. As a result, the area provides a wide variety of habitat, including hardwoods, conifers, lowland swamps, bogs and marshes. Famous to the area is the Kirtland's Warbler, an endangered bird that summers exclusively in the jack pines of this area.