513 olmstead street

This is a fantastic high end Lake Huron/St Marys River home designed to mimic early "Integral Lighthouses" of the Great Lakes and New England that reached their peak of use in the mid-1800s. This house was designed to maximize the vews of Lake Huron and Olmstead Bay where your private frontage and personal 40 foot boat slip lie. Every bedroom has windows looking out over the water. The living room, kitchen, and formal dining room all have extensive windows allowing the outside in. Storage is a theme throughout the entire house. The kitchen is extremely large with extensive storage, work spaces, and a great water view from the sink window. The oversized laundry room has a wall of counters for folding and more storage. Even the mud room connected to the garage is oversized with more storage and a deep sink. All three bathrooms are large. The master bath has dual sinks, a glass shower, and a garden tub as well as extensive storage. The third level is currently used as a small reading room/office space and has extensive unfinished storage. That area could potentially be finished for more functional space. The reading room also has the ladder into the "lighthouse" cupola which offers you a 360 degree view of the area, Olmstead Bay, the St Marys River, and Northern Lake Huron. Beside the boat slip looking towards the sunrise over the mouth of Olmstead Bay is great sitting room or tea house with electricity and extensive windows allowing for a great breeze for relaxing, reading, or entertaining. St Marys waterway is one of the premier fishing destinations in the United States. Multiple species of Salmon, Walleye, Steelhead, Muskie, Pike, Bass, and Perch are common targets. The St Marys waterway and Northern Lake Huron are fantastic for boaters. The St Marys has extensive bays, islands, and inlets. You can sail north on the St Marys to many different communities in the US and Canada and the into Lake Superior. The South into Lake Huron you can access the rest of the Midwest