Four private Michigan islands spanning 520 acres hit the market for $2.3 million
A group of four private islands in Michigan, totaling 520 acres, has been listed for sale at $2.3 million. The property includes a renovated home, machinery, and boat access, offering a turnkey private wilderness experience.
Why it matters
The listing highlights the niche market for private island ownership and the intersection of luxury real estate with conservation-protected land.
A private group of four islands covering 520 acres along the US-Canada border has been listed for $2.3 million. The sale includes a renovated home, machinery, two boats and a mainland dock slip. Located in Potagannissing Bay and the St Marys River near Drummond Island, the property includes Burnt Island, Wilson Island, Claw Island and Harris Island, according to the New York Post and listing brokers Coldwell Banker Schmidt Realtors and @properties. Burnt Island makes up most of the property and contains the main home and other facilities. Wilson, Claw and Harris Islands form a smaller group nearby. The large estate combines private wilderness with permanent conservation protections and offers about 2,000 feet of waterfront along northern Michigan’s international water boundary.Turnkey residence with panoramic water viewsThe main home sits on the southern tip of Burnt Island and offers 270-degree views of the surrounding waterways and shipping lanes.
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