$400,000 Miami Park's best buildable home site is now available and features some of the most amazing Lake Michigan views from both the front and the back. City water and sewer are available at the street and the beach stair access to Lake Michigan through the Miami Park Association HOA is optional. This is a very unique opportunity to enjoy these amazing lake views and sunsets at this price point. All of South Haven's dining, shopping, farmers market, marinas, and beaches just 5 miles away. Short term rentals allowed. Walk the lot, enjoy the views and get the home you have been dreaming about underway. 26018012 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status Miami Park's best buildable home site is now available and features some of the most amazing Lake Michigan views from both the front and the back. City water and sewer are available at the street and the beach stair access to Lake Michigan through the Miami Park Association HOA is optional. This is a very unique opportunity to enjoy these amazing lake views and sunsets at this price point. All of South Haven's dining, shopping, farmers market, marinas, and beaches just 5 miles away. Short term rentals allowed. Walk the lot, enjoy the views and get the home you have been dreaming about underway. 7251 Lakeview Avenue, South Haven
$625,000 Rare Saugatuck investment opportunity at 707 & 709 N Maple! Two income-producing residences in sought-after Saugatuck Township, just outside City limits and minutes from downtown shops, dining and waterfront—without being subject to the City of Saugatuck's capped short-term-rental licensing structure. Updated in 2024 with new flooring, paint and more, the property includes a 2-bed/1-bath residence plus a 1-bed/1-bath residence with attached garage. Seller-provided reporting shows $82,000+ in reservation revenue from Aug. 2025-Aug. 2026 and $182,000+ since May 2024. The 2026 Maple Street improvement project adds roadway and sidewalk upgrades to enhance walkability toward downtown. Operate both as rentals, live in one and rent the other, or create your own income strategy. Rental history available. Buyer to independently verify rental requirements, municipal boundaries and continued eligibility. 26012799 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status Rare Saugatuck investment opportunity at 707 & 709 N Maple! Two income-producing residences in sought-after Saugatuck Township, just outside City limits and minutes from downtown shops, dining and waterfront—without being subject to the City of Saugatuck's capped short-term-rental licensing structure. Updated in 2024 with new flooring, paint and more, the property includes a 2-bed/1-bath residence plus a 1-bed/1-bath residence with attached garage. Seller-provided reporting shows $82,000+ in reservation revenue from Aug. 2025-Aug. 2026 and $182,000+ since May 2024. The 2026 Maple Street improvement project adds roadway and sidewalk upgrades to enhance walkability toward downtown. Operate both as rentals, live in one and rent the other, or create your own income strategy. Rental history available. Buyer to independently verify rental requirements, municipal boundaries and continued eligibility. 707 N Maple Street, Saugatuck
$1,599,000 Waterfront investment property! This premier 7-bedroom, 6-bath waterfront home is a standout investment opportunity at $1.8 million. Newly remodeled and furnished with high end furniture included in the sale. Accommodating up to 14/16 guests, it features a charming four-season front porch, back patio for outdoor BBQ's, a private hot tub, and it's part of an 11-unit association offering a shared pool. This home comes with 2 of the associations premier end docks that only owners can enjoy with a gate to keep your boat secure. Perfectly positioned between downtown Saugatuck and Douglas, it's just a stroll away from great restaurants, shopping, bars, and parks. Ideal for large groups and unforgettable getaways! Could be converted back to a bed and breakfast again if someone wanted to make that their residence and offer rooms to rent. Owner is licensed agent in the State of Michigan 6 Baths ⋅ 26010197 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status Waterfront investment property! This premier 7-bedroom, 6-bath waterfront home is a standout investment opportunity at $1.8 million. Newly remodeled and furnished with high end furniture included in the sale. Accommodating up to 14/16 guests, it features a charming four-season front porch, back patio for outdoor BBQ's, a private hot tub, and it's part of an 11-unit association offering a shared pool. This home comes with 2 of the associations premier end docks that only owners can enjoy with a gate to keep your boat secure. Perfectly positioned between downtown Saugatuck and Douglas, it's just a stroll away from great restaurants, shopping, bars, and parks. Ideal for large groups and unforgettable getaways! Could be converted back to a bed and breakfast again if someone wanted to make that their residence and offer rooms to rent. Owner is licensed agent in the State of Michigan 787 Lake Street Unit 11, Saugatuck
$1,389,000 Built in 2019 on the edge of downtown Saugatuck, this 5-bedroom, 4.5-bath home works equally well as a full-time residence or a rental investment. A private guest suite above the garage — complete with its own en-suite bath — gives visitors a space of their own, and parking for six covers everything from a boat trailer to a full house of guests. Shopping, dining, and entertainment are all a short walk away, so you get downtown convenience with a quiet, secluded retreat to come home to. Inside, the layout is bright and open, built for gathering after a day on the water. The kitchen features premium appliances, quartz counters, and custom cabinetry, and opens to a living room with cozy fireplace. Expansive windows carry natural light throughout and frame peeks of water views from several rooms. The first floor includes an en-suite bedroom; upstairs, a second en-suite bedroom sits alongside two additional bedrooms sharing a bath. Outdoor living gets equal attention: a patio for dining, and a covered breezeway with an outdoor TV and lounge area for watching the game. Whether you're after a primary residence, a vacation home, or a rental property, this one covers the bases. +This property is being sold turnkey. All furnishings and kitchen accessories included in purchase. 5 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 26009916 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE CONTINGENT Status Built in 2019 on the edge of downtown Saugatuck, this 5-bedroom, 4.5-bath home works equally well as a full-time residence or a rental investment. A private guest suite above the garage — complete with its own en-suite bath — gives visitors a space of their own, and parking for six covers everything from a boat trailer to a full house of guests. Shopping, dining, and entertainment are all a short walk away, so you get downtown convenience with a quiet, secluded retreat to come home to. Inside, the layout is bright and open, built for gathering after a day on the water. The kitchen features premium appliances, quartz counters, and custom cabinetry, and opens to a living room with cozy fireplace. Expansive windows carry natural light throughout and frame peeks of water views from several rooms. The first floor includes an en-suite bedroom; upstairs, a second en-suite bedroom sits alongside two additional bedrooms sharing a bath. Outdoor living gets equal attention: a patio for dining, and a covered breezeway with an outdoor TV and lounge area for watching the game. Whether you're after a primary residence, a vacation home, or a rental property, this one covers the bases. +This property is being sold turnkey. All furnishings and kitchen accessories included in purchase. 702 Lake Street, Saugatuck
$89,000 Commercial property with fire damage, offering a strong opportunity for redevelopment. With vision and renovation, this well-located space has great potential for a variety of business uses. The listing includes the adjacent lot (123), ideal for outdoor seating or additional use. 26004674 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status Commercial property with fire damage, offering a strong opportunity for redevelopment. With vision and renovation, this well-located space has great potential for a variety of business uses. The listing includes the adjacent lot (123), ideal for outdoor seating or additional use. 127 S Main Street, Plainwell
$995,000 Rare in-town opportunity to acquire two adjoining, oversized building sites within the Saugatuck city limits. This unique offering provides the flexibility to create a private family compound or estate setting with ample room for two homes, two accessory dwelling units (ADUs), a swimming pool, and generous outdoor living spaces—all while enjoying the charm and lifestyle of one of West Michigan's most sought-after lake towns. Located on the ''Hill'' and a short walk to downtown. Currently combined as a single parcel, the property could be easily split again, offering dual frontage on Allegan Street and Maple Street. Large, buildable parcels with subdivision potential inside the city limits are exceptionally rare, making this a standout opportunity for homeowners, investors, or developers seeking location, flexibility, and long-term value. 26002775 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status Rare in-town opportunity to acquire two adjoining, oversized building sites within the Saugatuck city limits. This unique offering provides the flexibility to create a private family compound or estate setting with ample room for two homes, two accessory dwelling units (ADUs), a swimming pool, and generous outdoor living spaces—all while enjoying the charm and lifestyle of one of West Michigan's most sought-after lake towns. Located on the ''Hill'' and a short walk to downtown. Currently combined as a single parcel, the property could be easily split again, offering dual frontage on Allegan Street and Maple Street. Large, buildable parcels with subdivision potential inside the city limits are exceptionally rare, making this a standout opportunity for homeowners, investors, or developers seeking location, flexibility, and long-term value. 1020 Allegan Street, Saugatuck
$750,000 Prime opportunity awaits in the heart of downtown Allegan! This recently redeveloped mixed-use building offers exceptional versatility for investors or business owners. The property features spacious ground-floor retail or office space with excellent street visibility, large display windows, and high foot traffic. Upstairs, you'll find beautiful, newly renovated residential units complete with stone countertops, stainless appliances, and high end fixtures. You just can't beat the enormous outdoor deck space that is absolutely unrivaled and offers fantastic views of the Kalamazoo River, concerts, fireworks shows, and more. Ample parking is available nearby, and the location provides easy access to local shops, restaurants, and community events. Whether you're looking to expand your portfolio or start your business in a vibrant downtown setting, this property delivers both potential and charm. Call to schedule a private tour. 5 Baths ⋅ 26002654 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status Prime opportunity awaits in the heart of downtown Allegan! This recently redeveloped mixed-use building offers exceptional versatility for investors or business owners. The property features spacious ground-floor retail or office space with excellent street visibility, large display windows, and high foot traffic. Upstairs, you'll find beautiful, newly renovated residential units complete with stone countertops, stainless appliances, and high end fixtures. You just can't beat the enormous outdoor deck space that is absolutely unrivaled and offers fantastic views of the Kalamazoo River, concerts, fireworks shows, and more. Ample parking is available nearby, and the location provides easy access to local shops, restaurants, and community events. Whether you're looking to expand your portfolio or start your business in a vibrant downtown setting, this property delivers both potential and charm. Call to schedule a private tour. 245 Hubbard Street, Allegan
$425,000 TURNKEY restaurant opportunity Located in the City of Otsego, which offers a full kitchen ready for soups, sandwiches, baked goods, smoked meats and wood fired pizzas all located inside of a newly renovated and restored 125+ year old store front building. Formerly home to Mac's Place. This building is a historical location for food and beverage for Otsego. With seating for 65-70, and a kitchen to accommodate more than this volume, the space is ready to serve dine in guests as well as take-out services. A City parking lot is located very close to front and rear entrances. The 2nd floor apartment is 900 s.f., with 1 bath, 2 bedrooms and beautifully remodeled in 2022. SALE INCLUDES REAL ESTATE AND FF&E. 4 Baths ⋅ 25062860 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status TURNKEY restaurant opportunity Located in the City of Otsego, which offers a full kitchen ready for soups, sandwiches, baked goods, smoked meats and wood fired pizzas all located inside of a newly renovated and restored 125+ year old store front building. Formerly home to Mac's Place. This building is a historical location for food and beverage for Otsego. With seating for 65-70, and a kitchen to accommodate more than this volume, the space is ready to serve dine in guests as well as take-out services. A City parking lot is located very close to front and rear entrances. The 2nd floor apartment is 900 s.f., with 1 bath, 2 bedrooms and beautifully remodeled in 2022. SALE INCLUDES REAL ESTATE AND FF&E. 113 N Farmer Street, Otsego
$450,000 FOR SALE FOR LEASE OR BUILD TO SUIT Prime redevelopment property. Building has been removed. This parcel is ready for redevelopment. Parcel will accommodate a 5,000 square foot building with a drive thru. Prime location next to Mcdonald's with over 15,000 cars passing by daily. One of the last good commercial spaces left in Allegan. Owners prefer a build to suit or ground lease for a national tenant. 25062673 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status FOR SALE FOR LEASE OR BUILD TO SUIT Prime redevelopment property. Building has been removed. This parcel is ready for redevelopment. Parcel will accommodate a 5,000 square foot building with a drive thru. Prime location next to Mcdonald's with over 15,000 cars passing by daily. One of the last good commercial spaces left in Allegan. Owners prefer a build to suit or ground lease for a national tenant. 919 Marshall Street, Allegan
$1,283,000 Sale includes Real Estate, FF&E, a 16 stall Bathroom Trailer, brewery, Class C Liquor License with four serving locations, as well as a large hospitality suite and office space. This TURN KEY opportunity in the City of Otsego is a Concert Venue with two stages & Restaurant with a huge selection of 69 taps in its three keg coolers. Formerly home to Maudes Tap House and the Liquid Note. Liquid Note also hosts its own brewery serving its beers at all locations. These well maintained storefront properties offer a rare combination of history, character, location and capacity. With seating for over 200 guests inside Maude's and Liquid note, and 1200 people in its outdoor space, it is designed for high-volume entertainment. Adjacent to a city parking lot as well as other parking lots and Street parking. This turn-key property is ready for its next chapter as the owners after 12 successful years have now retired. 7 Baths ⋅ 25061874 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status Sale includes Real Estate, FF&E, a 16 stall Bathroom Trailer, brewery, Class C Liquor License with four serving locations, as well as a large hospitality suite and office space. This TURN KEY opportunity in the City of Otsego is a Concert Venue with two stages & Restaurant with a huge selection of 69 taps in its three keg coolers. Formerly home to Maudes Tap House and the Liquid Note. Liquid Note also hosts its own brewery serving its beers at all locations. These well maintained storefront properties offer a rare combination of history, character, location and capacity. With seating for over 200 guests inside Maude's and Liquid note, and 1200 people in its outdoor space, it is designed for high-volume entertainment. Adjacent to a city parking lot as well as other parking lots and Street parking. This turn-key property is ready for its next chapter as the owners after 12 successful years have now retired. 117 - 133 E Allegan Street, Otsego
$1,283,000 Sale includes Real Estate, FF&E, a16 stall Bathroom Trailer, brewery, Class C Liquor License with four serving locations, as well as a large hospitality suite and office space. This TURN KEY opportunity in the City of Otsego is a Concert Venue with two stages & Restaurant with a huge selection of 69 taps in its three keg coolers. Formerly home to Maudes Tap House and the Liquid Note. Liquid Note also hosts its own brewery serving its beers at all locations. These well maintained storefront properties offer a rare combination of history, character, location and capacity. With seating for over 200 guests inside Maude's and Liquid note, and 1200 people in its outdoor space, it is designed for high-volume entertainment. Adjacent to a city parking lot as well as other parking lots and Street parking. This turn-key property is ready for its next chapter as the owners after 12 successful years have now retired. 7 Baths ⋅ 25061870 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status Sale includes Real Estate, FF&E, a16 stall Bathroom Trailer, brewery, Class C Liquor License with four serving locations, as well as a large hospitality suite and office space. This TURN KEY opportunity in the City of Otsego is a Concert Venue with two stages & Restaurant with a huge selection of 69 taps in its three keg coolers. Formerly home to Maudes Tap House and the Liquid Note. Liquid Note also hosts its own brewery serving its beers at all locations. These well maintained storefront properties offer a rare combination of history, character, location and capacity. With seating for over 200 guests inside Maude's and Liquid note, and 1200 people in its outdoor space, it is designed for high-volume entertainment. Adjacent to a city parking lot as well as other parking lots and Street parking. This turn-key property is ready for its next chapter as the owners after 12 successful years have now retired. 117 E Allegan Street, Otsego
$235,000 Welcome to Sugar Hill! Seven custom modern homes designed by Mosaic Custom Homes. Situated to take in the natural light and views of this special setting. Walk the trails to Oval Beach or Chain Ferry to Downtown Saugatuck for shopping and dining. Sugar Hill is your place away to relax, unwind and enjoy life. 25024829 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status Welcome to Sugar Hill! Seven custom modern homes designed by Mosaic Custom Homes. Situated to take in the natural light and views of this special setting. Walk the trails to Oval Beach or Chain Ferry to Downtown Saugatuck for shopping and dining. Sugar Hill is your place away to relax, unwind and enjoy life. 292 Sugar Hill Court Unit 7, Saugatuck
$265,000 Please call Jamie at 616-514-9256 with questions. Welcome to Sugar Hill! Seven custom modern homes designed by Mosaic Custom Homes. Situated to take in the natural light and views of this special setting. Walk the trails to Oval Beach or Chain Ferry to Downtown Saugatuck for shopping and dining. Sugar Hill is your place away to relax, unwind and enjoy life. 25024825 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status Please call Jamie at 616-514-9256 with questions. Welcome to Sugar Hill! Seven custom modern homes designed by Mosaic Custom Homes. Situated to take in the natural light and views of this special setting. Walk the trails to Oval Beach or Chain Ferry to Downtown Saugatuck for shopping and dining. Sugar Hill is your place away to relax, unwind and enjoy life. 301 Sugar Hill Court Unit 4, Saugatuck
$245,000 Welcome to Sugar Hill! Seven custom modern homes designed by Mosaic Custom Homes. Situated to take in the natural light and views of this special setting. Walk the trails to Oval Beach or Chain Ferry to Downtown Saugatuck for shopping and dining. Sugar Hill is your place away to relax, unwind and enjoy life. 25024823 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status Welcome to Sugar Hill! Seven custom modern homes designed by Mosaic Custom Homes. Situated to take in the natural light and views of this special setting. Walk the trails to Oval Beach or Chain Ferry to Downtown Saugatuck for shopping and dining. Sugar Hill is your place away to relax, unwind and enjoy life. 293 Sugar Hill Court Unit 2, Saugatuck
$275,000 No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 25009958 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 287 Beachwood Way Unit 19, Douglas
$275,000 No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 25009957 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 295 Beachwood Way Unit 18, Douglas
$275,000 No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 25009956 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 303 Beachwood Way Unit 17, Douglas
$275,000 No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 25009955 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 311 Beachwood Way Unit 16, Douglas
$275,000 No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 25009954 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 319 Beachwood Way Unit 15, Douglas
$275,000 No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 25009953 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 327 Beachwood Way Unit 14, Douglas
$275,000 No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 25009952 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 355 Beachwood Way Unit 13, Douglas
$275,000 No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 25009951 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 343 Beachwood Way Unit 12, Douglas
$275,000 No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 25009923 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 134 St Peters Drive Unit 6, Douglas
$275,000 No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 25009921 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 142 St Peters Drive Unit 5, Douglas
$275,000 No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 25009915 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 150 St Peters Drive Unit 4, Douglas
$275,000 No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 25009914 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 158 St Peters Drive Unit 3, Douglas
$275,000 No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 25009912 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 166 St Peters Drive Unit 2, Douglas
$275,000 No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 25009907 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status No one ends up here by accident. Douglas has a way of becoming intentional: lake air, walkable days, beach evenings, creative energy, and a pace that feels naturally unhurried.<br><br>This homesite is one of only 19 planned within a design-guided lakeshore enclave in the heart of Douglas, where infrastructure, grading, road work, and utilities are near completion. More than land, it is an early opportunity to build into a small, thoughtful neighborhood shaped for happy living, low-maintenance ease, and natural connection.<br><br>The architectural vision blends Michigan lake-cottage warmth with Scandinavian simplicity: honest materials, generous light, outdoor rooms, and landscape that feels native to the place. Minutes from downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, Lake Michigan beaches, marinas, galleries, restaurants, parks, and trails. Site plan, residence concepts, builder resources, association information, and current availability upon request. Visuals conceptual. The broader plan is intentionally small and human-scale: 19 homesites arranged around Beachwood Way, with select homesites offering a more private connection to pond/open-space areas and natural landscape edges. Planned improvements include sidewalks, streetlights, public utilities, stormwater improvements, landscape buffers, pedestrian connections and gathering areas.<br><br>Select pond/open-space homesites are currently offered at pre-completion pricing, with pricing expected to adjust upon infrastructure completion.<br><br>Design guidelines are intended to preserve a cohesive yet varied neighborhood, not a row of matching houses. Architecture is guided by a quiet modern coastal sensibility: familiar Michigan lake-cottage character refined through Scandinavian simplicity. Expect well-proportioned forms, gabled volumes, low pavilions, natural wood, metal and stone palettes, charcoal/sand/driftwood tones, large openings for light, and strong indoor-outdoor connections through decks, terraces, courtyards and outdoor rooms.<br><br>The streetscape is meant to feel calm, connected and human-scale, with garages and service elements visually secondary. Landscape is equally important: native plantings, grasses, gravel, stone and low-maintenance natural textures are favored over lawn-heavy subdivision landscaping.<br><br>Residence concepts are available to show how the homesites can live: right-sized plans with open gathering spaces, light-filled interiors, spa-like baths, protected patios, outdoor lounges, fire features, private garden moments, integrated storage and effortless indoor-outdoor living. These concepts are illustrative and may be adjusted subject to design review, pricing, permitting, site conditions and applicable guidelines.<br><br>All homes and exterior modifications are subject to Architectural Review Committee approval to help protect the character, quality and long-term value of the community. Buyer and Buyer Agent to verify all information including lot dimensions, taxes, utilities, building envelope, setbacks, association/site condominium documents, design requirements, municipal approvals, construction timelines, utility connection fees and current homesite availability. Renderings, plans, amenities, site features, dimensions, square footages, materials and visual materials are conceptual and subject to change. 174 St Peters Drive Unit 1, Douglas
$300,000 Prime Highway Exit land located at Exit #36, on I-196 with high visibility & traffic-- southern entrance to Saugatuck/Douglas, a well known resort community. Zoned C-3 Highway Interchange Commercial intended for uses such as accommodations, fast food, vehicle service stations, convenience retail stores, marihuana retailer or safety compliance facility.Land has been cleared with utility lines in road. Walk anytime. 24007050 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status Prime Highway Exit land located at Exit #36, on I-196 with high visibility & traffic-- southern entrance to Saugatuck/Douglas, a well known resort community. Zoned C-3 Highway Interchange Commercial intended for uses such as accommodations, fast food, vehicle service stations, convenience retail stores, marihuana retailer or safety compliance facility.Land has been cleared with utility lines in road. Walk anytime. Lot 2 Blue Star Highway, Fennville