7710 US-31 N, Williamsburg

$24,157,817

202 N. First St.
Leland, MI    49654

(415 ) 254-1622
info@manitou-life.com

Listing is courtesy of @properties Christie's Int'l
231-642-2363

• Bedrooms: 10
• Bathrooms: 8.50
• Style: Victorian
• Condo: No
• Square Feet: 5,464
• Acres: 277.17
• School District: Traverse City Area Public Schools
• Year Built: 1873
• Township: Acme
• County: Grand Traverse
• Basement: Michigan Basement, Unfinished
• Garage: Asphalt, Gravel, Dirt, Private, Detached
• Interior: Entrance Foyer, Walk-In Closet(s), Pantry, Breakfast Nook, Solid Surface Counters, Kitchen Island, Formal Dining Room, Ceiling Fan(s), Cable TV, High Speed Internet, WiFi
• Exterior: Water, Bay View, Bay, Countryside View, Golf Course, Sprinkler System, Sidewalk, Garden
• Appliances: Refrigerator, Disposal, Dishwasher, Microwave, Water Softener Owned, Washer, Dryer, Bay Window(s), Blinds, Drapes, Curtain Rods, Security System, Smoke Detector(s)
• Out Buildings: Barn(s), Pole Building(s), Shed(s), Second Garage
• Heating/Cooling Source: Forced Air, Fireplace(s), Natural Gas
• Heating/Cooling Type: Central Air

Offering a rare combination of scale, location, and future possibility, this extraordinary 277-acre holding is one of Northern Michigan's most significant land opportunities. Positioned along highly traveled US-31 and Brackett Rd., just minutes from Traverse City, the property commands exceptional visibility, accessibility, and proximity to some of the region's most influential economic drivers. The setting is both inspiring and strategic—equally suited for equestrian pursuits, recreation, hospitality and development initiatives. Located within the thriving equestrian corridor surrounding the internationally recognized Great Lakes Equestrian Festival at Flintfields Horse Park, the property is uniquely positioned to capitalize on one of the region's most powerful and growing economic influences. Expansive level acreage along Brackett Road and Lautner Road creates an ideal setting for equestrian facilities, agricultural operations, private estates, or other visionary uses. Agricultural zoning offers immediate operational and tax advantages, while the property's location, visibility, and scale present compelling long-term opportunities for future land-use planning, subject to applicable approvals. Large contiguous holdings of this size have become increasingly rare, particularly in a destination market experiencing continued growth, investment, and demand. Surrounded by award-winning golf courses, luxury communities, world-class equestrian amenities, and the year-round appeal of the Traverse City region, this is more than a property—it's a canvas for creating something extraordinary.