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$829,900
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 26004132 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
The BENEFIT of this New Construction home are available in the expanded view... The BENEFIT of this New Construction Home - Incredible Opportunity to BUILD on this 4.46 Acre\ Site in Highland Township with Huron Valley Schools / Milford High School. Conveniently Located to everything you need, yet secluded for the privacy you seek. Easy Access to Downtown Milford, Hartland, White Lake, Waterford, Pontiac, Flint & far and nearby areas by way of M-59. Ready to build a custom Single Family Home. Lot cannot be split. The lot is mostly cleared with some trees, water view. Well Needed, Septic Needed, Perc Site Known, Gravel Road Access, Private Road, Electric, Cable, High Speed Internet, NO HOA, Propane Gas. Various specs may be available to Tour! The lot requires an appointment to view. The advertised home provides an example of what can be built. Many other plans to choose from and specs to view. Just minutes from everything you need including shopping, community services, restaurants, community and state parks, churches, schools, lakes, trails, and so-on. NEED A BUILDER? Set an appointment to talk with a local premiere builder / sales team for a free consultation and TOUR current projects. Several plans to view from Ranch, Cape Cod, Colonial and styles such as craftsman, rustic, modern, barn-dominium, farmhouse, green technology & others. Big or Small or even Medium, this location offers many possibilities for your dream home. SPEC HOMES AVAILABLE TO TOUR! Download the survey and many other cost saving details from the MLS. Privately owned lot, please make an appointment to walk the property. SECURE THIS LAND TODAY. Land Contract Terms Available - Secure Your Build-Site more quickly with less hassle and pay off the Land Contract when you are ready to build. Need a Construction, Bridge or Land LOAN, we have great lenders to serve you. Need help making the transition from your current home to a NEW home, call for various lending options and free market analysis.

1924 Percy Lane, Highland