$297,900 New Construction starting in August. 2 by 6 construction insulated with heat and air. Unit 502 is 60x32 with 1920 SF, an 16x14 overhead door in the front. Front service doors with black eyebrow roof over front door. One high upper window in back for possible future mezzanine. Other features include a 1/2 bath an optional walk-in shower for an extra $5,000. 20 gallon hot water tank., 5 ton A/C unit with 100,000 BTU furnace. Metal walls on the interior, 1 -96'' fan, 6 LED lights, 8 electrical outlets (2 on back wall and 3 on each side wall). 200 AMP electrical service. Shared septic system, with floors drains and oil separators. Natural gas. No grow facilities allowed in this development. $2500/year association dues. Taxes TBD. 1 Baths ⋅ 25013384 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status New Construction starting in August. 2 by 6 construction insulated with heat and air. Unit 502 is 60x32 with 1920 SF, an 16x14 overhead door in the front. Front service doors with black eyebrow roof over front door. One high upper window in back for possible future mezzanine. Other features include a 1/2 bath an optional walk-in shower for an extra $5,000. 20 gallon hot water tank., 5 ton A/C unit with 100,000 BTU furnace. Metal walls on the interior, 1 -96'' fan, 6 LED lights, 8 electrical outlets (2 on back wall and 3 on each side wall). 200 AMP electrical service. Shared septic system, with floors drains and oil separators. Natural gas. No grow facilities allowed in this development. $2500/year association dues. Taxes TBD. 6319 JUST A MERE Road Unit 502, Saugatuck
$316,900 New Construction starting August. 2 by 6 construction insulated with heat and air. Unit 602 is 60x34 with 2040 SF, a 14x14 overhead door in the front. Front service doors with black eyebrow roof over front door. One high upper window in back for possible future mezzanine. Other features include a 1/2 bath an optional walk-in shower for an extra $5,000. 20 gallon hot water tank., 5 ton A/C unit with 100,000 BTU furnace. Metal walls on the interior, 1 -96'' fan, 6 LED lights, 8 electrical outlets (2 on back wall and 3 on each side wall). 200 AMP electrical service. Shared septic system, with floors drains and oil separators. Natural gas. No grow facilities allowed in this development. $2500/year association dues. Taxes TBD. 1 Baths ⋅ 25013385 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status New Construction starting August. 2 by 6 construction insulated with heat and air. Unit 602 is 60x34 with 2040 SF, a 14x14 overhead door in the front. Front service doors with black eyebrow roof over front door. One high upper window in back for possible future mezzanine. Other features include a 1/2 bath an optional walk-in shower for an extra $5,000. 20 gallon hot water tank., 5 ton A/C unit with 100,000 BTU furnace. Metal walls on the interior, 1 -96'' fan, 6 LED lights, 8 electrical outlets (2 on back wall and 3 on each side wall). 200 AMP electrical service. Shared septic system, with floors drains and oil separators. Natural gas. No grow facilities allowed in this development. $2500/year association dues. Taxes TBD. 6323 JUST A MERE Road Unit 602, Saugatuck
$252,900 New Construction starting in May. 2 by 6 construction insulated with heat and air. Unit 501 is 30x60 with 1800 SF, an 14x14 overhead door in the front. Front service doors with black eyebrow roof over front door. One high upper window in back for possible future mezzanine. Other features include a 1/2 bath an optional walk-in shower for an extra $5,000. 20 gallon hot water tank., 5 ton A/C unit with 100,000 BTU furnace. Metal walls on the interior, 1 -96'' fan, 6 LED lights, 8 electrical outlets (2 on back wall and 3 on each side wall). 200 AMP electrical service. Shared septic system, with floors drains and oil separators. Natural gas. No grow facilities allowed in this development. $2500/year association dues. Taxes TBD. 1 Baths ⋅ 25013383 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status New Construction starting in May. 2 by 6 construction insulated with heat and air. Unit 501 is 30x60 with 1800 SF, an 14x14 overhead door in the front. Front service doors with black eyebrow roof over front door. One high upper window in back for possible future mezzanine. Other features include a 1/2 bath an optional walk-in shower for an extra $5,000. 20 gallon hot water tank., 5 ton A/C unit with 100,000 BTU furnace. Metal walls on the interior, 1 -96'' fan, 6 LED lights, 8 electrical outlets (2 on back wall and 3 on each side wall). 200 AMP electrical service. Shared septic system, with floors drains and oil separators. Natural gas. No grow facilities allowed in this development. $2500/year association dues. Taxes TBD. 6319 JUST A MERE Road Unit 501, Saugatuck
$316,900 New Construction starting in August. 2 by 6 construction insulated with heat and air. Unit 503 is 60x34 with 2040 SF, an 16x14 overhead door in the front. Front service doors with black eyebrow roof over front door. One high upper window in back for possible future mezzanine. Other features include a 1/2 bath an optional walk-in shower for an extra $5,000. 20 gallon hot water tank., 5 ton A/C unit with 100,000 BTU furnace. Metal walls on the interior, 1 -96'' fan, 6 LED lights, 8 electrical outlets (2 on back wall and 3 on each side wall). 200 AMP electrical service. Shared septic system, with floors drains and oil separators. Natural gas. No grow facilities allowed in this development. $2500/year association dues. Taxes TBD. 1 Baths ⋅ 25013382 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status New Construction starting in August. 2 by 6 construction insulated with heat and air. Unit 503 is 60x34 with 2040 SF, an 16x14 overhead door in the front. Front service doors with black eyebrow roof over front door. One high upper window in back for possible future mezzanine. Other features include a 1/2 bath an optional walk-in shower for an extra $5,000. 20 gallon hot water tank., 5 ton A/C unit with 100,000 BTU furnace. Metal walls on the interior, 1 -96'' fan, 6 LED lights, 8 electrical outlets (2 on back wall and 3 on each side wall). 200 AMP electrical service. Shared septic system, with floors drains and oil separators. Natural gas. No grow facilities allowed in this development. $2500/year association dues. Taxes TBD. 6319 JUST A MERE Road Unit 503, Saugatuck
$297,900 New Construction starting in January 2026. 2 by 6 construction insulated with heat and air. Unit 603 is 60x32 with 1920 SF, an 14x14 overhead door in the front. Front service doors with black eyebrow roof over front door. One high upper window in back for possible future mezzanine. Other features include a 1/2 bath an optional walk-in shower for an extra $5,000. 20 gallon hot water tank., 5 ton A/C unit with 100,000 BTU furnace. Metal walls on the interior, 1 -96'' fan, 6 LED lights, 8 electrical outlets (2 on back wall and 3 on each side wall). 200 AMP electrical service. Shared septic system, with floors drains and oil separators. Natural gas. No grow facilities allowed in this development. See attached I-1 zoning ordinances. $2500/year association dues. Taxes TBD. 1 Baths ⋅ 25013381 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status New Construction starting in January 2026. 2 by 6 construction insulated with heat and air. Unit 603 is 60x32 with 1920 SF, an 14x14 overhead door in the front. Front service doors with black eyebrow roof over front door. One high upper window in back for possible future mezzanine. Other features include a 1/2 bath an optional walk-in shower for an extra $5,000. 20 gallon hot water tank., 5 ton A/C unit with 100,000 BTU furnace. Metal walls on the interior, 1 -96'' fan, 6 LED lights, 8 electrical outlets (2 on back wall and 3 on each side wall). 200 AMP electrical service. Shared septic system, with floors drains and oil separators. Natural gas. No grow facilities allowed in this development. See attached I-1 zoning ordinances. $2500/year association dues. Taxes TBD. 6323 JUST A MERE Road Unit 603, Saugatuck
$279,900 New Construction starting in August. 2 by 6 construction insulated with heat and air. Unit 504 is 30x60 with 1800 SF, an 14x14 overhead door in the front. Front service doors with black eyebrow roof over front door. One high upper window in back for possible future mezzanine. Other features include a 1/2 bath an optional walk-in shower for an extra $5,000. 20 gallon hot water tank., 5 ton A/C unit with 100,000 BTU furnace. Metal walls on the interior, 1 -96'' fan, 6 LED lights, 8 electrical outlets (2 on back wall and 3 on each side wall). 200 AMP electrical service. Shared septic system, with floors drains and oil separators. Natural gas. No grow facilities allowed in this development. $2500/year association dues. Taxes TBD. 1 Baths ⋅ 25013380 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status New Construction starting in August. 2 by 6 construction insulated with heat and air. Unit 504 is 30x60 with 1800 SF, an 14x14 overhead door in the front. Front service doors with black eyebrow roof over front door. One high upper window in back for possible future mezzanine. Other features include a 1/2 bath an optional walk-in shower for an extra $5,000. 20 gallon hot water tank., 5 ton A/C unit with 100,000 BTU furnace. Metal walls on the interior, 1 -96'' fan, 6 LED lights, 8 electrical outlets (2 on back wall and 3 on each side wall). 200 AMP electrical service. Shared septic system, with floors drains and oil separators. Natural gas. No grow facilities allowed in this development. $2500/year association dues. Taxes TBD. 6319 JUST A MERE Road Unit 504, Saugatuck
$279,900 New construction starting in August. 2 by 6 construction insulated with heat and air. Unit 601 is 30x60 with 1800 SF, and 14x14 overhead door in the front. Front service doors with black eyebrow roof over front door. One high upper window in back for possible future mezzanine. Other features include a 1/2 bath an optional walk-in shower for an extra $5,000. 20 gallon hot water tank., 5 ton A/C unit with 100,000 BTU furnace. Metal walls on the interior, (1)96'' fan, 6 LED lights, 8 electrical outlets (2 on back wall and 3 on each side wall). 200 AMP electrical service. Shared septic system, with floors drains and oil separators. Natural gas. No grow facilities allowed in this development. See attached I-1 zoning ordinances. $2500/year association dues. Taxes TBD. 1 Baths ⋅ 25012988 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status New construction starting in August. 2 by 6 construction insulated with heat and air. Unit 601 is 30x60 with 1800 SF, and 14x14 overhead door in the front. Front service doors with black eyebrow roof over front door. One high upper window in back for possible future mezzanine. Other features include a 1/2 bath an optional walk-in shower for an extra $5,000. 20 gallon hot water tank., 5 ton A/C unit with 100,000 BTU furnace. Metal walls on the interior, (1)96'' fan, 6 LED lights, 8 electrical outlets (2 on back wall and 3 on each side wall). 200 AMP electrical service. Shared septic system, with floors drains and oil separators. Natural gas. No grow facilities allowed in this development. See attached I-1 zoning ordinances. $2500/year association dues. Taxes TBD. 6323 JUST A MERE Road Unit 601, 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
$749,000 Nestled in the serene enclave of Kingfisher Cove in Saugatuck, this exquisite log home offers the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. With deeded access to Lake Goshorn, an association pool, scenic hiking trails, and a picturesque boardwalk, this property provides an exceptional lifestyle surrounded by nature. Designed for effortless year-round living or as a luxurious vacation retreat, the carefully crafted open-concept living space is warm and inviting. A soaring stone fireplace anchors the great room, complemented by expansive windows that fill the space with natural light. The adjoining dining area opens to a spacious screened porch—ideal for al fresco dining and relaxation or a hot tub—while the stylish kitchen features granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances. The primary suite offers a peaceful escape with a king-size bed, walk-in closet, and private bath. Two additional guest bedrooms share a second full bath, providing comfort and privacy for visitors. Upstairs, a versatile loft serves as an ideal space for a home office, reading nook, or additional lounge area. Outdoors, the expansive 36-foot screened porch is perfect for enjoying morning coffee, summer dinners, or simply unwinding in the fresh air. Whether you're seeking a personal retreat or an investment opportunity, this home come fully furnished and has a proven rental history, making it an attractive option for those looking to offset ownership costs. 3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 25008305 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status Nestled in the serene enclave of Kingfisher Cove in Saugatuck, this exquisite log home offers the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. With deeded access to Lake Goshorn, an association pool, scenic hiking trails, and a picturesque boardwalk, this property provides an exceptional lifestyle surrounded by nature. Designed for effortless year-round living or as a luxurious vacation retreat, the carefully crafted open-concept living space is warm and inviting. A soaring stone fireplace anchors the great room, complemented by expansive windows that fill the space with natural light. The adjoining dining area opens to a spacious screened porch—ideal for al fresco dining and relaxation or a hot tub—while the stylish kitchen features granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances. The primary suite offers a peaceful escape with a king-size bed, walk-in closet, and private bath. Two additional guest bedrooms share a second full bath, providing comfort and privacy for visitors. Upstairs, a versatile loft serves as an ideal space for a home office, reading nook, or additional lounge area. Outdoors, the expansive 36-foot screened porch is perfect for enjoying morning coffee, summer dinners, or simply unwinding in the fresh air. Whether you're seeking a personal retreat or an investment opportunity, this home come fully furnished and has a proven rental history, making it an attractive option for those looking to offset ownership costs. 3577 Kingfisher Cove Drive, Saugatuck
$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