This massive Lake Charlevoix estate, previously owned by the heads of Sears and Roebuck, features multiple bowling alleys, a private beach pavilion and so much more.
Anyone that has ever been to Charlevoix, Michigan, has probably seen the series of unique whimsical Hobbit-like cottages. Now, one of the famous homes is for sale.
At only 1,500 feet long this river in northern Michigan is considered to be the shortest in the state. Conversely, the Grand River is the longest at 252 miles.
If there was ever a boaters paradise, this is it! This multi-million dollar Chalelvoix home comes complete with an aquatic garage with space for multiple yachts.
It's been said that Capone would come to Albion because it was low on the radar, offered privacy, and he was able to handle business with other mobsters here.