Additional Information about Pine Beach

Address

21599 Pine Beach Drive, Skanee, MI 49962

Structures

Home

Outside measurements including fireplace and screened in porch = 1,413 SF.

Garage, Mechanical Room, Studio

24 x 36 = 865 SF. Finished and heated. Studio is 14 x 17. Garage door 12 feet

Sauna, Changing Room, Shower

12- x 16 = 192 SF finished and heated.

Decks

13.83 x 22
7 x 8
8.25 x 7.25
5.5 x7

Total decks = approximately 455 SF

Three New Wood Storage structures

6.33 x 5.33 x5.5 high; 8.25 x 12.33 x 7 high; & 7.5 x 10 x 7 high

This will store 11 full cords of firewood

Kohler 5KW Generator Enclosure

5 x 6.33

Hot Tub Area Under Roof

8.5 x 10

RV Pad Area

25 x 90 with water, 50 Amp rv, 30 amp. RV

Land

Robert Perkins survey shows 373.35 feet of frontage on Lake Superior, 425.25 on the East, 412.12 feet on the channel, and 487.07 on the West. This is roughly 4 acres.

Equipment

Range/oven
Refrigerator/freezer
Hood/fan
Microwave
Ceiling fan
Sauna/hot tub
Washer/dryer
Well & pump
Septic tank & drain field
Central heating system
Humidifier
Fireplace

Well

5 inch casing, 200 feet deep

Taxes

Tax # 07-001-213-026-50

2014 Summer taxes = $1,976.92

2014 Winter taxes = $2,453.53

Total 2014 taxes, not Homestead: $4,430.45

Location

GPS Heading: 46.901021,-88.188809

21 miles north of L`Anse.

Directions

PLEASE NOTE that showings are by appointment only. Call us at 800-733-4839 to make arrangements.

From US-41/M-28 at L`Anse turnoff, go 7/10 to R turn at 4-way stop in L`Anse Downtown. Follow the thread of the road, Main to Skanee Road to white Zion Lutheran Church at Westrom Road. Then left 1 mile on gravel to paved Lower Skanee Road. Continue .5 mile on Lower Skanee where it turns 90 degrees right. Continue .5 mile to gravel Peterson Road. Stay on Peterson Road past Private Road sign. The road ends at Peterson Road. Turn left .25 mile to large Melka sign on right.

Winter Use

Baraga County plows as far as the “Private Road” sign. Beyond that point an owner who wants to live at Pine Beach year round (some have kept it open in the past, and at least one owner lived there year round for several years) will need to plow or snowblow the road themselves or make arrangements with someone who will keep it open. For occasional use you can access the property by snowmobile across the marsh.