9999 Lakeshore Drive West Olive, MI 49460

BEACH IS COMING BACK! Lake Michigan home with 154 ft of private lake frontage on 4 wooded acres. Enjoy panoramic lake views and an abundance of natural light. This Frank Lloyd Wright inspired home melds the beauty of the outdoors with glass, stone & natural materials for an effortless indoor living space. The open and airy living room & adjoining sitting room, master suite & 2 generous en suites are ideal for taking in the pristine lake views. The kitchen features stainless steel appliances, granite countertops & ceramic tile backsplash. The basement includes a bonus room & full bath. Double detached garage and large parking area. From the tree lined winding drive to the sunset viewing deck, this lakeside home with stairs to beach is the ideal lake retreat. Rents easily for $1,000 a nigh Howard Lawrence Preston is the architect for the house. He is one of the apprentices that studied directly under Frank Lloyd Wright. Architect also completed other projects for the home, such as the entry way into the Pontiac Press (now the Oakland Press newspaper).

Great rental income for those that wish to use as a rental when not using personally. Dune grass was planted where there was some lost bluff foliage due to neighbor not having any bluff protection but now neighbors have bluff protection. Beach stairs are still intact and beach is returning with water levels having dropped about 18" in the past year or so. Howard Lawrence Preston is the architect for the house. He is one of the apprentices that studied directly under Frank Lloyd Wright. Architect also completed other projects for the home, such as the entry way into the Pontiac Press (now the Oakland Press newspaper).

Great rental income for those that wish to use as a rental when not using personally. Dune grass was planted where there was some lost bluff foliage due to neighbor not having any bluff protection but now neighbors have bluff protection. Beach stairs are still intact and beach is returning with water levels having dropped about 18" in the past year or so.