4607 168th Avenue

This timeless 1920 Dutch Colonial estate sits on 3.6 acres lined with mature trees and beautiful grounds and offers a rare sense of permanence. With over 2,500 square feet, the home is filled with original character: walls and doors crafted from trees harvested on the property, beadboard preserved for over a century, scalloped wood trim, exposed beams & brick, and a wood burning fireplace. And when the lake calls, the sandy shores are only less than a mile away—walkable, bikeable, and surrounded by beautiful trails. Set back from the road by a long, tree-lined driveway, the home transports you back in time and welcomes you with a stately and symmetrical façade, and classic Dutch doors that open into a warm and charming interior. The main level has hardwood flooring throughout and a bright kitchen featuring a walk-in pantry. Accessible from the kitchen is the sunroom wrapped in windows and a traditional dining space large enough for entertaining. A second window-lined den off the main level features exposed brick and abundant natural light, creating a relaxed, inviting atmosphere to enjoy all seasons. The main living area centers around a wood-burning fireplace, and just off the living room, beautiful glass French doors lead to a vaulted sitting area, perfect for a home office, creative studio, or optional fourth bedroom. Original beadboard, pine ceilings, and scalloped wood trim showcase the preserved craftsmanship throughout the home. The main level also features a convenient half bath and a new mudroom with tile floors and built in cabinetry.
Upstairs, you'll find three generously sized bedrooms and two full bathrooms, with one freshly remodeled. Just off the laundry room, enjoy another sitting space, the perfect setting for your morning coffee and a good book. As you walk through, you will notice how every corner of this home seems to tell a story. A detached 57'x21' barn has a newer roof & siding and offers even more value making it ideal for a garage, storage, or workshop. In the front of the property, you will discover a garden basking in the sun. This historic property offers an incredibly rare opportunity to own a piece of West Michigan historywith room to grow, create, and enjoy life near the lake.