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14178 Tyson Trail
Camden, MI 49232
$649,900
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
5
Bathroom
3
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
2668
Property Description
Lake Diane Water front Chalet has beautiful new wood flooring on main level along with fresh paint on main level living area. Enjoy a full length patio & wrap around deck on 2 very well-manicured tree studded waterfront lots, almost an acre with 204 ft. of water frontage. 2 back lots hold 30 x 40 extra garage and shed what a fantastic find...but that's not all! Great cement drive, paver walk ways lead to a super sandy beach, T shaped dock, cozy fire pit located next to the party place cabana (nicely converted shed with slider and electric ) and there is even a play / tree house. The shaded park like setting is one of a kind with landscaping that you will appreciate. Step inside to find a well appointed kitchen with large pantry. Eye catching Quartz counter tops are even on the bar with seats for all your guests just perfect for entertaining. Open floor plan feels spacious with vaulted wood ceilings, cove lighting & decorative glass circular window in the kitchen. Enjoy the gas log fireplace flanked by 2 sets of sliders leading to deck and other windows providing great views of the lake and the beautiful property. Main level; Laundry, 2 Large bedrooms and a full bath. The loft area has skylights, wood ceiling; a large bedroom with bathroom that has a stained glass privacy insert. Built in storage closet is also a plus. Walk out basement has sliders to the patio, a recreation room with gas log fireplace plus two large bedrooms, a full bath and mechanical room. Two car attached garage with storage cabinets, wall heat and utility sink provides entry to pantry/kitchen. Lake Diane is a 400 acre all sports lake with sewer system and great fishing. When not out Enjoying Lake Diane Enjoy hours on the deck relaxing watching the water or bird watching! Second dock for all your lake friends to visit. Many updates to include: Stunning new engineered hardwood flooring throughout most of the main floor. Fresh paint throughout most of the main floor. New keyless entry. Entire list of updates on file. This company makes no warranty or representations regarding contents or accuracy of this data. It is the responsibility of the buyer/ any parties involved to verify the accuracy all information. Taxes were obtained from the county and may change for the buyer after closing.
Property Information
Lot Size
-- square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
1997
MLS Number
23012999
Location
Address
14178 Tyson Trail
City
Camden
State
MI
Zip Code
49232
County
HILLSDALE
Listing
Provider
CENTURY 21 Affiliated, original listing
Name
CENTURY 21 Affiliated
Phone
(517) 439-1000
Office Name
CENTURY 21 Affiliated
Office Phone
(517) 254-4442
Agent Name
Tracy Fitch

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