344 S. Sleeper Dr. Lincoln, Michigan

$39,000 A charming home located at 344 S. Sleeper Dr in Lincoln, MI. This delightful property features a spacious layout. The open concept living area boasts abundant natural light, appropriate for entertaining or relaxing. Enjoy the serene surroundings and the beautifully landscaped yard. With modern appliances and ample storage throughout, this home has both comfort and functionality.

344 Sleeper Dr is a 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom single-family residential home (754 sq. ft.) built in 1965 on a ~0.16-acre lot (80’ x 150’) in the Brownlee Lake Park Subdivision in Lincoln, Michigan (Hawes Township, Alcona County).

1. Association Fees

• HOA Fees: $0 / None. Public records and active MLS listings report no monthly or annual Homeowners Association (HOA) dues for this parcel.
• Subdivision Context: While it is situated within the Brownlee Lake Park Subdivision, there is no active mandatory HOA collecting recurring maintenance or membership assessments on the listing.

2. Lease Agreement

• Land Ownership: Fee Simple (Owned Outright).
• No Lot Lease: This property is not on leased land, in a mobile home park, or subject to a land-use lease. A purchase conveys ownership of both the home and the underlying 6,969 sq. ft. lot.

3. Special Ordinances & Local Regulations

• Zoning Jurisdiction: Governed by the Hawes Township Zoning Ordinance (Alcona County).
• Private Utilities & Sanitation: The property is not connected to municipal water or sewer systems. Water and wastewater rely on private on-site systems (well and septic). Any additions, structural updates, or continuous occupancy plans must comply with Alcona County District Health Department regulations regarding septic capacity and wellhead separation.
• Short-Term Rentals / Permitting: If you intend to use the property as a short-term vacation rental rather than a primary residence, Hawes Township regulates land-use and rental operations, requiring local township permits and compliance with nuisance/occupancy ordinances.

4. Year-Round Living

• Permitted: Yes. The property is zoned for year-round single-family residential living.
• Infrastructure & Heating: The home is equipped with a forced-air heating system. Because northern Michigan experiences harsh winter conditions, living here year-round requires verifying that water supply lines are adequately insulated against freezing and that the heating unit is properly serviced.
• Road & Access: The parcel fronts a paved road, ensuring standard municipal maintenance and winter snowplowing access.