Boon, MI Land & Home Lots for Sale

Beautifully wooded building parcel located just west of Lake Meauwataka , also known as Dayhuff Lake. This 4.8-acre site is comprised of 9 lots of the Dayhuff Acres plat. Choose to build in the middle for privacy or sell individual lots and keep what you want. These lots have platted access for ingress and egress to the lake via Ansama Park at the end of N 27 Rd, allowing owners to enjoy the

Greg Bosscher Five Star Real Estate - Shelby St Cadillac

Beautifully wooded building parcel located just west of Lake Meauwataka , also known as Dayhuff Lake. This 1.3-acre site is comprised of 4 lots of the Dayhuff Acres plat. Choose to build in the middle for privacy or sell individual lots and keep what you want. These lots have platted access for ingress and egress to the lake via Ansama Park at the end of N 27 Rd, allowing owners to enjoy the

Greg Bosscher Five Star Real Estate - Shelby St Cadillac

Set directly across the road from over 1,000 acres of the Manistee National Forest, this property is a fantastic opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, or anyone looking for extra space and potential. Featuring two large outbuildings in great condition, there’s plenty of room for storage, hobbies, equipment, or workshop space. Peaceful surroundings and endless recreation are right at your

Matthew Dakoske REMAX Bayshore - Union St TC

Offering approximately 9.98 acres along W 32 1/2 Road in Boon, this property presents a clean, open landscape with an extended stretch of road frontage that enhances both access and overall presence. With approximately 325 feet of road frontage, the property provides a wider footprint along the road, allowing for a more flexible approach to how the land can be accessed and experienced from the

Reuben Mishler CENTURY 21 C. Howard

Nearly 9 acres of open, level ground along W 32 1/2 Road in Boon offer a clean and highly usable landscape with room to shape your vision. The terrain is primarily level and cleared, creating a broad stretch of open ground that feels consistent across the property. The shape allows the land to extend naturally from the road into the interior, giving it a sense of space that is often difficult to

Reuben Mishler CENTURY 21 C. Howard