1741 Chippewa Beach

Indian River, MI 49749

1741 Chippewa Beach Rd in Indian River, Michigan, is a rare opportunitya 31.9-acre estate offering the perfect blend of privacy and accessibility. Just minutes from the charming town of Indian River, this expansive property provides a serene retreat amid the natural beauty and abundant recreational opportunities of Northern Michigan. The main residence is designed for comfort, featuring four spacious bedrooms that offer a welcoming escape for family and guests alike. Across the property, beautiful views greet you at every turn. Beyond the main house, the estate is richly appointed with seven versatile outbuildings. The centerpiece is an impressive 11,000 sq ft indoor arena, ideal for equestrian pursuits, large-scale events, or a creative studio space. Complete with stalls, a tack room, and a half bath, the arena is perfectly suited for caring for equine companions or for adapting to a variety of needs or dreams. The property also includes a 6,720 sq ft versatile building previously used as headquarters for a thriving business, outfitted with plumbing for two half baths, offering a spacious venue for hobbies, projects, or your own home-based business. For those with a passion for vehicles or tinkering, a detached two-stall garage provides additional storage and parking, while a 3,200 sq ft covered storage area with six bays offers even more flexibility. Theres even a helicopter hangar and private landing pad for the ultimate convenience, offering seamless access to and from your private retreat. Located just a scenic drive north on M-27 from Indian River, this estate is more than just a homeits a place where your dreams can take flight. Contact me to schedule a private tour and discover the unlimited potential of this special property.

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