15380 Lost Channel Trail Grand Haven, MI 49417

Welcome to 15380 Lost Channel Trail with private frontage on the Grand River! This well maintained home is freshly painted through out with new carpet in the lower level and a new roof in 2019. Additional upgrades include stainless steel appliances and granite countertops, 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths and 2 fireplaces. The added sunroom makes watching deer, turkey, eagles and other animals from indoors an added perk!

The impressively landscaped yard and outdoor firepit create a great setting to entertain friends and family. Located in the Grand Haven Public school district and a short distance from US-31/Beacon Blvd., Downtown Grand Haven District, Lake Michigan Beaches, and community parks. Call today for your private showing. For several years, the current owners kept a 16-foot Lund, a flat bottom skiff and a pair of jet skis at a dock on their river frontage. During this time a lawn tractor kept three trails and a large grassy area mowed to the water's edge, and the owner was able to walk to his duck blind. However, high water levels in the past couple of years have allowed cattails to take over and the frontage has reverted to its natural, wildlife-rich state. The owner has kept a trail through the cattails and access to the river is available with a pair of hip boots and a single section of the dock still remains. Kayaking and canoeing can occur currently but, in honesty, it takes a bit of swamp walking. The river has fluctuated due to historic Great Lakes water levels, and it will doubtless ebb in coming seasons. During all this time, the duck hunting, fishing and view have remained superb. For several years, the current owners kept a 16-foot Lund, a flat bottom skiff and a pair of jet skis at a dock on their river frontage. During this time a lawn tractor kept three trails and a large grassy area mowed to the water's edge, and the owner was able to walk to his duck blind. However, high water levels in the past couple of years have allowed cattails to take over and the frontage has reverted to its natural, wildlife-rich state. The owner has kept a trail through the cattails and access to the river is available with a pair of hip boots and a single section of the dock still remains. Kayaking and canoeing can occur currently but, in honesty, it takes a bit of swamp walking. The river has fluctuated due to historic Great Lakes water levels, and it will doubtless ebb in coming seasons. During all this time, the duck hunting, fishing and view have remained superb.