The waterfront
Public Lake Huron water access directly across McIvor Drive — flat limestone shelf shoreline, no private frontage
Inside the home
Built in 2010 on a double lot approaching an acre, this four-bedroom raised bungalow sits in a quiet treed setting on McIvor Drive. The main level opens up with a cathedral pine ceiling that runs kitchen-to-living room, hardwood floors, and a gas fireplace — the kind of space that works well when a full group is here for the weekend. Public Lake Huron water access is directly across the road — two access points for swimming, kayaking, or watching the sunset. The home itself has no water view, so manage that expectation. The unfinished basement is a real opportunity: drywalled and primed, with one bedroom already finished and a large open floor plate ready for someone to close in. A new propane furnace was installed in March 2026.
- Cathedral pine tongue-and-groove ceiling on main level
- Open-concept great room layout with good natural light
- Large covered front porch (~48 ft) and rear deck
- Flagstone fire pit patio in rear yard
- Public Lake Huron water access directly across the street
- Double lot (~0.9 acre) with privacy from road
- New forced-air propane furnace (March 2026)
- High-spec insulation (R36 walls, R60 attic)
Set on a double lot (approx. 200x200) just under an acre (0.9 acre) , this 4 bedroom home sits quietly among the trees, reached by a winding driveway that naturally creates privacy from the road. Just across the street, two excellent Lake Huron water access points make it easy to slip down for a swim, launch a kayak, or catch one of the area's unforgettable sunsets over the water. Built in 2010, the home was planned to feel open, bright, and comfortable when the whole family is here. The main living space features vaulted ceilings and an open layout, allowing the kitchen, dining, and living areas to flow together without feeling crowded. Large windows pull in natural light throughout the day and keep the surrounding trees part of the view. The main level offers just over 1,400 sq ft of living space, with a full walkout basement already well underway with new drywall installed and primed. With the finishing touches, the lower level has the potential to nearly double the total living space, giving plenty of room for additional bedrooms, recreation space, or a separate area for guests. Construction was done with longevity and efficiency in mind. With R36 insulation in the walls, R60 in the attic, and 30-year shingles, the home was built well beyond typical standards. A brand new forced air propane furnace (March 2026), along with backup convection heaters, keeps things comfortable year-round while helping manage energy costs. Outside, the spaces feel just as welcoming. The 48-foot front porch offers plenty of room to relax with a coffee in the morning or a drink in the evening, while the large rear deck looks out over a flagstone path that leads to the fire pit area. It's an easy place to gather for barbecues, campfires, and long nights under clear Peninsula skies. The setting is quiet and friendly and just steps to Lake Huron, with the kind of surroundings that naturally lend themselves to slow mornings, full beach days, and evenings around the fire.
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