7135 Six Mile Rod East Leroy (Batle Creek area), MI 49051

Features

• Price/sqft: $187
• Lot Size: 170 acres
• Stories: 2

Facts

• Year Built: 01/01/1981
• Property ID: 482898429
• Property Type: Multi-family (2-4 units)
• County: CALHOUN

Description

This property is offered for sale directly by the owner. For Sale By Owner homes, also known as FSBOs, can be a good buying opportunity, because the owner will save up to 6% when there are no brokers involved in the transaction. This leaves more room for price negotiation and potential buyer savings.

This listing is NOT a foreclosure. Covid-19 hide-a-way. Nearest neighbor is 1/3 mile away. English Tudor style home situated six miles south of Battle Creek, Michigan in the middle of 170 acres of wildlife filled recreational property. (rolling high woods, wetlands, open meadows, streams, small pond) House has three finished levels, cut stone tower entrance, full wall cut stone fireplace in sunken living area, formal dining room, finished lower level w/walk out patio (can be separate apartment), large master bedroom w/separate dressing/closet room, large jetted tub, Pella windows throughout, 6 inch heavily insulated exterior walls, "Full-house" Generac emergency power system. Very well maintained. Very private setting. Highly rated school system. Perfect for raising a family in a rural setting yet only six miles to local malls/retail center. Land is filled with deer, turkeys, coyotes, sand hill cranes, small game. Over two miles of hiking/biking trails. Bonus feature: Over 1000 black walnut trees planted 35 years ago and managed for veneer quality wood. (Present value..? Future value..$) Price includes all furnishings. The true value of this house and setting cannot be computed by "dollars per square foot" or "dollars per acre" charts. This is an exceptional combination of house, surroundings, location and price. It could be used as a summer vacation home, hunting lodge/reserve, corporate meeting venue, etc. Or, close the gate, shut out the world and just enjoy the solitude by yourself. Pop a cold one and wander the trails, sit on a bench in the woods and listen to the wind in the trees, watch the humming birds fight over their feeder outside your picture window. It will sooth your soul.