About 2048 County Road 612
Welcome to your own piece of Northern Michigan.
Set on 4.51 picturesque acres just minutes north of Grayling, this timeless farmhouse offers the kind of peace, privacy, and possibility that’s becoming increasingly difficult to find. Whether you’re searching for a full-time residence, a recreational retreat, hobby farm, hunting camp, or short-term rental investment, this remarkable property is ready to become whatever you imagine.
The furnished home features four bedrooms, one full bath, and over 1,800 square feet of inviting living space where modern comforts blend seamlessly with country charm. A Kohler standby generator and high-speed internet provide the convenience of today’s living while preserving the slower pace that makes Northern Michigan so special.
Step outside and discover what truly sets this property apart. A spacious barn with 220-volt electrical service offers endless flexibility for equipment, workshops, recreational vehicles, or future projects. Beyond it, two expansive fenced gardens rest on exceptionally rich soil that has been carefully cultivated over generations as part of a former dairy farm. Whether your vision includes farm-to-table living, vibrant sunflower fields, or simply the satisfaction of harvesting from your own land, the groundwork has already been laid.
Adventure begins right outside your door. Just minutes from thousands of acres of state land, the Au Sable River, Hartwick Pines State Park, snowmobile and ORV trails, and countless lakes, every season offers a new reason to explore. Hunt, fish, kayak, hike, golf, or simply slow down and reconnect with nature. Grayling and Gaylord are both within easy reach, while I-75 keeps weekend escapes and everyday conveniences close at hand.
This is more than a place to live. It’s where mornings begin with coffee on the porch, afternoons are spent tending the garden or wandering the woods, and evenings end beneath star-filled skies around a crackling fire. It’s the kind of property where children can roam, traditions take root, and every s
