1897 Historic Webber House 2.5 blocks from the beach! Luxury
OPEN HOUSE!! Monday 6/30 11-3 Eastern Time, Stop over and check out the 1897 Webber House! Check out this beautiful historic home in Ontonagon, Michigan, steps from Lake Superior! This may be one of the nicest historic homes in town with very tall ceilings, modern kitchen and bathrooms, formal dining room, butler's pantry, 2 living rooms, newer main floor master bedroom with ensuite, and 3 more additional bedrooms upstairs. This property is ready for vacation renters looking for a place just 2.5 blocks from the golden sandy beach of Lake Superior! All guests will enjoy their stay here as there is room for everyone with the generous sized backyard, formal dining and bonus living area to spread the whole group out. Sellers have AIRBNB rentals booked for this Summer but decided to move out of State giving you the perfect opportunity to own a classy home with income potential and all the modern touches in a tourist city on the lake. They don't build them like this anymore! Home is turn key and has been maintained extremely well and updated with modern touches while keeping the old school charm and craftsmanship. Home has been updated with high end luxury kitchen and baths with master bedroom and ensuite added with 2 car garage. There's an oversized porch up front off the garage, nice dry basement with boiler keeping heating costs down as well as forced air and central air! The fenced backyard is a great space to enjoy with friends and the majestic maple trees in the front yard add to the historic nature of this place named the Historic Webber House. Make it yours today! Ontonagon is a charming lakeside town with many small businesses and a nice downtown area with UTV and snowmobiling recreation too. The U.P. of Michigan and Lake Superior are calling!
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Beds
2.5
Baths
2675
SF
Built In
1897
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