#unique property

The residence is small and could use some expansion or remodeling.

It's not awful, at least not in the dark it looks cozy.

The floor is terracotta tile.

It's a little hard to see, but it appears to be open concept with a living/dining/kitchen combo main living space.

The bedroom just has a cot and some serious staining on the wall.

However, a geodesic dome next to the house comes with it, too.

It's very colorful inside, too, and it's empty. Something interesting could be done with this.

A fully stocked vintage convenience store comes with it.

This could be made to look a lot cuter.

There's an antique gas pump, (more than likely for looks), outside the store.

There's also a vintage garage and tire shop. Other interesting things that are included are a windmill that needs rehab, an abandoned vintage truck, (you can see it in the background above), a vintage Pepsi machine, and a boat.

It could be a fun property.

Wow, there're still so many of the plane parts scattered on the ground.

10 acres of land.

This could be paradise.

Now, this nice big brick house looks like it's a least a duplex. Bring your friends and family.

Middle Island is home to the historic Middle Island Lighthouse, a majestic 76-foot beacon built in 1905 to guide ships safely through Thunder Bay—a region once infamous for its treacherous waters.

The original 12-room lighthouse keeper’s quarters and the adjacent Fog Signal Building, once used to emit warning blasts in heavy fog, have been converted into a welcoming lodge that sleeps ten—a perfect retreat for guests or potential eco-tourism.

The lighthouse, decommissioned in the mid-20th century, remains fully intact and offers incredible observation vistas that span miles in every direction.

They started to frame out the interior. I think that I would have to take some of it down, b/c it looks like they were going to cover up the brick walls.

Not sure, but this looks like a little guest cabin.

They've got a cute bench here and a little birdhouse in the tree.

It has secure access by boat- look at how long the pier is.

There are also hiking trails and a hunting blind to observe the wildlife.

I don't know if the vehicle is included, but the island is pretty big, so it's needed to get around in.

What a piece of property- the buildings are all in one place and the rest is just infinite potential. 227 acre island.

First, the house. This living room is kind of cozy.

Large L-shaped space has a dining area, kitchen, and a lovely sunroom/family room.

Spacious kitchen. Check out the vintage stove.

This small room off the kitchen has some cabinetry and the dishwasher.

The sunroom opens to the courtyard.

One of the baths is off this room.

It has an interesting sink and a large closet.

This is the primary bedroom.

The smaller room is currently a child's room, but would probably work better as an office.

And, this is a combination bath/laundry room.

Across the courtyard there's the large studio & workshop.

There's also a garden tucked back here by the doors to the sunroom.

It's very private back here and includes an outdoor tub.

There's also a separate office back here.

Large workshop.

And, this is a flex space. It could be a gallery, studio, etc. 4,621.72sqft lot.

For the boats. That's the St. Clair River.

Around the island there are channels and footbridges. The listing says don't let the water scare you, there's been no flooding.

And, here's a bridge for vehicles and there's deeded parking.

Instructions on how to get there. We can see the main roads there.

The house can be done up real cute. Enter the big enclosed porch.

The porch spans the front, then wraps around both corners of the house.

Then, enter a spacious living room. Look at the knotty pine floor.

There's plenty of room for a dining table, and that's the doorway to the kitchen on the left.

The kitchen is cute, but I would have to do some work to it- I don't like that wonderful vintage drainboard sink hanging off the cabinet. And, what did they do w/the fridge? There's plenty of room for one.

Of course it needs some color and decor. This is a cute little bedroom- look at the shape of the ceiling. It's screaming for some sky blue paint.

Then, the 2nd bd. is upstairs and it's bigger. Be careful of that pipe, I bet it gets hot in the winter.

There are 2 baths. Look at the shingled wall in this one. They've got a plastic curtain protecting it. Cute vintage tub.

This looks like a bonus space in the back of the house. It's more of an enclosed porch.

Not sure, but the 2nd bath looks like a half bath.

Okay, so the bedroom on the 2nd floor is considered the primary.

6,098.4sqft lot.

So, when they say park to the right of the pedestrian bridge, I guess you park where that blue car is in the left hand corner.

That looks like the mainland across the way.

It would be a very cool lifestyle.

This is nice, but I would make this a home, and maybe cut down the store space or locate it in one of the little houses.

This is so cool, the way it goes around.

There are a lot of rooms in here and 3 floors.

I don't know what this is. Maybe the museum.

These look like artifacts.

It's unclear where these rooms are all located, but they're nice.

It actually looks like a home.

There's plenty room for a store, still.

Observatory in the top of the tower.

One of the little houses. Isn't this cute?

This looks nice.

This must be the museum.

I'm thinking that the art is part of the museum, too.

Lots of cool stone art.

Look at this piece.

And, this looks like a stage or a covered outdoor venue.

There's a well.

Apparently these are the public restrooms.

Displays. I'm sure that the buyer gets all of this stuff.

Wow, look at the power bank.

Pretty cool property.

It started out like this- it was a retail space with tables and chairs.

But, they emptied it out and just left the tables. Look at all the church architectural salvage, like the altar on the left.

Love the ceiling, painted like the night sky.

This is the half bath, that the business can probably use.

These are the living quarters, so I would say that, b/c of the glass doors, the church's main sanctuary could be the living room, or a rental space. This is a lovely dining room.

Look at the doorway into the kitchen.

Nice kitchen, and you can also come in thru the double doors from the main church.

But, if the new owner prefers to work from home and open a business, or rent out the main church, this is the living room. Look at the magnificent fireplace.

Look at the carved faces on the beams in this room.

It looks like the stairs to the 2nd level of the residence are in a private hall.

The doors to the choir loft provide privacy for the residence.

And, this is it, open to the main church below. Actually, you can't really see up here.

The residence is beautiful. Look at how nice this bedroom is, with the glass doors looking out toward the loft at the other end of the main room.

There's a large bath here. I don't care for the bathroom conversions, though.

And, look at this cute room.

So many beautiful fixtures.

Another nice bedroom

Plus a bath. These baths are really not that great.

It looks like the retail place, or someone, used this other loft as storage.

This is the restaurant.

It has a commercial kitchen.

Yard in the back of the church.

8,233sqft lot.