6438 Forest Lk 10Au Train, MI 49806

Spend your summer in the cool blue northwoods. Wood & water, rank nature's most soothing elements, and when combined in a log home at water's edge, you score the perfect paradise. This 2 bedroom/2 bath home on Alger County's Au Train Lake soaks in the light and landscape with all the right elements--from the position of the windows to a floor plan for easy living and entertaining. Wake to diamonds at dawn and watch fish rise as you enjoy coffee in the 34x12 all-season sun porch. Follow the log staircase from the living room--with soaring wood ceilings and a cozy Vermont Casting propane-fired fireplace--to the master suite. Tuck your bed in the dormer window and fall asleep to the lull of the lake. Walk-in closet, adjoining bath and a 24x18 den (need more sleeping space?) complete the dramatic upper level. Below, you'll find a second bedroom, spacious utility with washer/dryer and a completely handicapped accessible bathroom. Around the corner, the U-shaped kitchen is outfitted to feed the gang with solid surface counters, hickory cabinets, top-of-the-line custom clad Bosch appliances and a center island with gas stove and pop-up vent. PLUS, new roof installed in August 2018. So much to appreciate about this home. You'll be drawn by the light pouring in the dining area bay window that makes this an ideal gathering spot not only for informal meals, but after-dinner Scrabble games too. Handicapped accessible from the ramped entry and new deck that also leads along the 2-car detached garage with loft providing storage galore for toys and tools. The lakeside deck includes a hot tub so you can end the day relaxed and listening to loon call. Sale also includes dock and generator. So much to experience in this year round recreation mecca for paddlers, boaters, anglers and hunters. The sandy shores of Lake Superior are only 3.3 miles north. Take the family for an adventure kayak from your beach, down the river to the Big Lake. Plus, the Hiawatha National Forest trail system, including one of the most picturesque sections of the North Country Trail, is just minutes away for hikers, bikers, skiers and snowmobilers. If time is our most precious commodity, where do you want to spend yours?