Fox Ct & White Birch Ct Area

The waterfront here runs directly into Lake Michigan, which means you're living on the edge of something genuinely big—not a pond, not even a traditional inland lake. This stretch pulls from the Upper Silver Lake cottage tradition you'll see in the recent sales comps: level lots with room to breathe, properties set up for both seasonal getaways and year-round living, and the kind of waterfront access that lets you dock a boat or launch from your yard. Baker Island sits adjacent, and there are four parks within a mile, so green space isn't something you hunt for. Coffee and a meal are steps away, and a grocery run is about a six-minute walk. The restaurant scene keeps things local—six spots within a mile means you're not driving far for dinner. It's the kind of place where the land itself does most of the talking: water on one side, state parks and ORV country nearby, enough acreage (over 1,200 acres total) that you feel the separation from highway noise without actually being remote.