3668 Shorewood Rd, Lakeport, MI 48059

Huron sunrise, watching freighters pass from your window, walking about 100 feet down a paved path to the private shared beach, and ending the day watching the moon rise over the water. On Shorewood, this can be everyday life or your favorite weekend escape. About an hour from Metro Detroit and tucked into a quiet cottage-style neighborhood between Port Huron and Lexington, this charming home offers water views from both levels and the Lake Huron lifestyle without the cost and upkeep of direct waterfront. Swim, launch a kayak, relax on the beach, or simply enjoy the ever-changing view. The entire second floor is a private primary suite—a peaceful retreat with a full bath, cathedral ceiling, walk-in closet, and tall windows framing Lake Huron. On the main level, an open kitchen flows into a light-filled living area with a cathedral ceiling, a gas fireplace, and lake views. A second bedroom, full bath, and flexible space provide room for guests, a home office, or hobbies. The dining room's large windows overlook a beautifully landscaped, low-maintenance fenced backyard and block patio, perfect for summer dinners or relaxing after a day at the lake. A custom 10x10 shed with electricity offers convenient storage for kayaks, bikes, and beach gear. Set near the lake end of a charming one-lane subdivision originally platted in the 1920s, Shorewood feels tucked away while remaining close to everything along the shoreline. No HOA. M-25 is about a half-mile away, putting Port Huron, Lexington, restaurants, shopping, and marinas within easy reach. Built in 1934, the cottage was later enlarged and professionally renovated to the studs, blending lakeside character with everyday comfort. Features include central air, a newer furnace with prepaid 2027 service, a Wi-Fi thermostat, newer appliances, underground utilities, and an aggregate driveway and laundry room with a sink, storage, and a washer/dryer new in 2021. Whether you're looking for a year-round home, weekend escape, or a place where life feels a little more like vacat