Brookside

Flat terrain unfolds across this rural stretch of Sheridan Charter Township, where creeks meander through wooded acreage and Fremont Lake sits within reach—a working landscape of pole barns, open land, and homes set back on generous lots. The area takes its name from a historical village that once thrived here with its own post office, though little remains of that era beyond the land itself. What endures is the fundamental character: properties with creek frontage, wooded patches bordering farm fields, and room to breathe. It's about 3.5 miles south of Fremont, positioned in Newaygo County's quieter terrain, where the architecture tends toward custom builds and thoughtful renovation rather than subdivision sameness. If you're drawn to acreage, water access, and the particular peace of rural Michigan—without pretense—this is the real thing.