2806 N Lakeshore Dr Mears, MI 49436
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Live the lakeshore dream in this beautifully renovated 4-bedroom, 3-bath home just steps from the shores of Lake Michigan. Perfectly positioned north of Silver Lake, this coastal retreat pairs breathtaking views with modern updates and relaxed elegance throughout. Step inside to a light and airy interior where natural light floods through expansive windows, framing postcard-worthy water views from nearly every room. The main living area offers multiple lounge spaces, each thoughtfully designed for comfort whether you're gathered by the fireplace on a chilly evening or enjoying morning coffee with the lake as your backdrop. The fully remodeled kitchen is a showstopper with quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, gold hardware accents, and a spacious island with bar seatingOpen-concept dining flows easily from the kitchen, with enough room to host large gatherings or cozy family dinners. All 4 bedrooms are bright and welcoming, including a charming bunk room perfect for kids or guests. The lakeside primary suite features private deck access, stunning views, and an updated ensuite with sleek finishes. Each of the three bathrooms blends warm wood tones, modern vanities, and custom tilework to create spa-like spaces that feel brand new. Outdoors, enjoy an expansive deck and private yard that opens directly to the lakefront. Best of all, the lot across the street is owned by the association and is not buildable, ensuring your view remains protected. Just south of the home, a convenient ramp leads directly to the public Lake Michigan beach and acres of pristine sand dunes, offering endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation. Whether you're seeking a year-round residence, summer getaway, or turn-key vacation rental, 2806 N Lakeshore Drive delivers unmatched style, location, and comfort.
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