Frushour Drive

Description

This 0.5-acre wooded lot offers private access to Fish Lake, a unique, spring-fed body of water known for its clarity and quiet setting. The property is situated off Hickory Ridge Road and bordered on the rear by Camp Ohiyesa, which includes over 300 acres of natural woodlands and lakefront landscape. Fish Lake is approximately 47 feet at its deepest point and has no public access or beach, making it one of the more privately enjoyed lakes in the county. Popular among anglers and paddlers, the lake supports a variety of freshwater fish species including largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, northern pike, crappie and yellow perch. The area is also well-regarded for its winter ice fishing opportunities. The lot itself is nicely treed and features gentle topography, providing potential for various uses, including a year-round residence, weekend cabin or recreational retreat. Electricity is available nearby, and the road access is maintained seasonally. This parcel is part of the Fish Lake Owners Association, which ensures shared access is reserved for association members and helps maintain the peaceful, low-traffic nature of the lake. The lake prohibits gasoline-powered boats, preserving its quiet, natural environment and making it especially appealing to those who enjoy canoeing, kayaking or paddleboarding. This location offers a unique balance of privacy, accessibility and recreational value. Whether you're looking to build a getaway cabin or invest in a parcel for long-term enjoyment, the proximity to the lake and neighboring conservation lands offers a distinct advantage. The rear border with Camp Ohiyesa means that your property adjoins hundreds of acres of undeveloped land, further enhancing the secluded atmosphere. While this lot does not currently have improvements, it offers excellent potential for development. Buyers are encouraged to confirm buildability with the local zoning authority. The property's dimensions and exact location within the association provide potential for a variety of uses, all while keeping the natural setting intact. Nearby destinations include Holly (approximately 6 miles to the north), Fenton (around 10 miles west), and Clarkston (about 9 miles southeast), giving convenient access to local shopping, dining, and amenities. Whether used seasonally or year-round, this is an opportunity to enjoy lake living in a highly desirable part of Southeast Michigan.