$240,000
Last sold price
Monroe Rd, Lakeview, MI 48850
Est. Refi. Payment $1,548/mo*
Refinance Your HomeCurrently Off Market - Sold Mar 5, 2026 for $240,000
Home Value
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Comparable sales
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0.21 | Lot/Land | $290,000 | 01/30/26 | - | - | ||
3.01 | Lot/Land | $200,000 | 12/15/25 | - | - | ||
2.71 | Lot/Land | $34,000 | 09/09/26 | - | - | ||
2.81 | Lot/Land | $12,500 | 05/22/26 | - | - | ||
3.49 | Lot/Land | $90,000 | 11/13/25 | - | - | ||
5.66 | Lot/Land | $115,000 | 02/27/26 | - | - | ||
5.14 | Lot/Land | $4,000 | 11/20/25 | - | - | ||
6.31 | Lot/Land | $305,000 | 04/17/26 | - | - | ||
5.64 | Lot/Land | $35,000 | 04/08/26 | - | - |
Nearby home prices
Get a sense of expected prices in the area by checking the value of nearby homes.Address | Distance | Price | Bed | Bath | Sqft | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
0.15 | $550,000 | 3 | 2 | 1,456 | Recently Sold | |
0.21 | $290,000 | - | - | - | Recently Sold | |
0.41 | $108,100 | - | - | - | Off Market | |
0.53 | $550,000 | 3 | 1 | 2,128 | For Sale | |
0.57 | $392,500 | 4 | 2 | 1,600 | Recently Sold | |
0.82 | $331,800 | 2 | 1.5 | 1,402 | Off Market | |
0.84 | $196,700 | 2 | 1 | 864 | Off Market | |
1.31 | $29,000 | 2 | 1 | 740 | Off Market | |
1.38 | $430,600 | 4 | 2.5 | 2,745 | Off Market | |
1.45 | - | - | - | - | Off Market |
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Lot/Land
40 acre lot
About this House
For sale by owner – 40 acres (43 according to OnXhunt)
5555 Monroe Road Lakeview, MI 48850
(no actual address because no house. But GPS will take you here)
Amazing hunting property! 3 Amish made blinds already there with metal roofs. 2 are elevated. All 3 have office chairs in them for rotating around to the right window. Add a Mr Heater and it’s 55 degrees in each one. Definitely enough room for 2 more blinds or more. Can easily accommodate 5 hunters.
T-Mobile is very strong, Verizon is decent, AT&T is decent.
This property has it all! NE field is tall grass with a dozen or so pines for cover and a VERY active bedding area.
The west field is a corn field for feeding and holding the deer on the property.
The local farmer, Mike Satterlee, has been farming it for free for decades. I recommend you don’t change the agreement. He’s a great guy.
The SW corner has a bit of swamp the big bucks love.
The middle and SE are “old growth” woods. Meaning, old gigantic trees that cast enough shade to stop small brush & undergrowth from making the woods unusable. We drive golf carts & side-by-sides through it without cutting trails. You can get 150yd shots on deer. Many of the old huge trees are maples, so making syrup is an option. Or you can get money from a logging company to “selectively harvest” the big trees. But then you’ll get undergrowth and ruin the hunting for 50 years.
I, Brian Blaser, have owned the property for 6 years. In that time I’ve taken 10 bucks and several does. My buddy’s taken 2 – 9 points. My dad has taken several deer. It’s pretty typical to see 20-25 does in the corn field in late November/early December. We’ve always called the property a “meat factory”. You don’t hope for deer. You decide how many to take. We're selective about which ones we take.
I don’t want to sell the property, but I’m losing my campsite basically. I used to park my camper across the road at my aunt & uncle’s house. They sold it. Land parcel and house parcel. So I need to buy a house and acreage somewhere else. My loss is your gain. This is PRIME hunting land!
The NW entrance to the cornfield is wide enough for campers. I was going to drive in a $300 point well with a jackhammer for water. Which would definitely work at 25 feet deep because of the wet swamps nearby. But I would have to rely on solar and generator for electricity. Doable but not my preference. For $3000 the excavating company 3 miles to the east would scrape off the topsoil down to clay, and dump gravel for a campsite big enough for 2 campers. Maybe that works for you and a group of hunters. But not for my family.
Blinds:
NE “Hilltop” – 6’x6’ elevated, has a solar motion light on stairs, in the tall grass field.
Excellent for crossbow or rifle, shots from 15 to 125 yards.
Deep woods “Pepto Palace” – 6’x6’ ground, mostly for rifle, but not bad
for crossbow. 35 to 150 yard shots.
SW cornfield blind – 5’x5’ elevated, has a solar motion light on stairs, great for
crossbow or rifle, heavy deer traffic, 15 to 200 yard shots.
Local attractions:
Lots of good restaurants/pizza in the small towns. Especially the golf course in Canadian Lakes.
The Amish WNW of property off 5 Mile Road process deer for $75 each (20 minute drive). Before that, they have an awesome bakery and apple orchard. Good cheap source for rough cut pine lumber also. And that’s where we bought the deer blinds, around $600 each.
Near Mount Pleasant and Big Rapids for Black Friday shopping. All the big retailers are there. 30 minute drive at most.
5555 Monroe Road Lakeview, MI 48850
(no actual address because no house. But GPS will take you here)
Amazing hunting property! 3 Amish made blinds already there with metal roofs. 2 are elevated. All 3 have office chairs in them for rotating around to the right window. Add a Mr Heater and it’s 55 degrees in each one. Definitely enough room for 2 more blinds or more. Can easily accommodate 5 hunters.
T-Mobile is very strong, Verizon is decent, AT&T is decent.
This property has it all! NE field is tall grass with a dozen or so pines for cover and a VERY active bedding area.
The west field is a corn field for feeding and holding the deer on the property.
The local farmer, Mike Satterlee, has been farming it for free for decades. I recommend you don’t change the agreement. He’s a great guy.
The SW corner has a bit of swamp the big bucks love.
The middle and SE are “old growth” woods. Meaning, old gigantic trees that cast enough shade to stop small brush & undergrowth from making the woods unusable. We drive golf carts & side-by-sides through it without cutting trails. You can get 150yd shots on deer. Many of the old huge trees are maples, so making syrup is an option. Or you can get money from a logging company to “selectively harvest” the big trees. But then you’ll get undergrowth and ruin the hunting for 50 years.
I, Brian Blaser, have owned the property for 6 years. In that time I’ve taken 10 bucks and several does. My buddy’s taken 2 – 9 points. My dad has taken several deer. It’s pretty typical to see 20-25 does in the corn field in late November/early December. We’ve always called the property a “meat factory”. You don’t hope for deer. You decide how many to take. We're selective about which ones we take.
I don’t want to sell the property, but I’m losing my campsite basically. I used to park my camper across the road at my aunt & uncle’s house. They sold it. Land parcel and house parcel. So I need to buy a house and acreage somewhere else. My loss is your gain. This is PRIME hunting land!
The NW entrance to the cornfield is wide enough for campers. I was going to drive in a $300 point well with a jackhammer for water. Which would definitely work at 25 feet deep because of the wet swamps nearby. But I would have to rely on solar and generator for electricity. Doable but not my preference. For $3000 the excavating company 3 miles to the east would scrape off the topsoil down to clay, and dump gravel for a campsite big enough for 2 campers. Maybe that works for you and a group of hunters. But not for my family.
Blinds:
NE “Hilltop” – 6’x6’ elevated, has a solar motion light on stairs, in the tall grass field.
Excellent for crossbow or rifle, shots from 15 to 125 yards.
Deep woods “Pepto Palace” – 6’x6’ ground, mostly for rifle, but not bad
for crossbow. 35 to 150 yard shots.
SW cornfield blind – 5’x5’ elevated, has a solar motion light on stairs, great for
crossbow or rifle, heavy deer traffic, 15 to 200 yard shots.
Local attractions:
Lots of good restaurants/pizza in the small towns. Especially the golf course in Canadian Lakes.
The Amish WNW of property off 5 Mile Road process deer for $75 each (20 minute drive). Before that, they have an awesome bakery and apple orchard. Good cheap source for rough cut pine lumber also. And that’s where we bought the deer blinds, around $600 each.
Near Mount Pleasant and Big Rapids for Black Friday shopping. All the big retailers are there. 30 minute drive at most.
Monroe Rd, Lakeview, MI 48850 is a lot/land. It last sold for $240,000 on Mar 5, 2026. This property is not currently displayed as for sale or rent on Trulia.
Home Details for Monroe Rd
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Property Type / Style Property Type: Lot Land |
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Lot Area: 40.00 acres |
Price and Tax history
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
Mar 5, 2026 Source: N/A | Sold | $240,000 |
Jan 18, 2026 Source: N/A | Pending | $240,000 |
Jan 11, 2026 Source: N/A | Listed For Sale | $240,000 |
Jan 17, 2020 Source: N/A | Sold | $90,000 |
| Year | Property tax | Tax assessment |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | $2,380 | $127,600 |
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- Mecosta Elementary School
- PK-4
- Public
- 259 Students
7/10GreatSchools RatingParent Rating AverageMy child briefly attended this school and the staff was spectacular. We had a good experience there and were sad to leave. The principle was truly caring and the teachers were wonderful and doing the best they could. The large class sizes and budget issues were a drawback. However I think this school was great . The middle school on the other hand, not good.Parent Review12y ago - Barryton Elementary School
- PK-4
- Public
- 197 Students
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What Locals Say about Lakeview
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94 % Say there's holiday spirit
87 % Say yards are well-kept
86 % Say parking is easy
85 % Say people would walk alone at night
81 % Say kids play outside
69 % Say it's dog friendly
69 % Say car is needed
65 % Say neighbors are friendly
64 % Say it's walkable to restaurants
64 % Say there's wildlife
64 % Say there are sidewalks
64 % Say streets are well-lit
62 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores
60 % Say it's quiet
53 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years
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Frequently asked questions about Monroe Rd
- What is the price history for Monroe Rd?Monroe Rd in Lakeview, MI last sold for $240,000 in March 2026.
- Is Lakeview a buyer's or seller's market?Lakeview is currently a seller's market, based on recent for-sale activity.
- What do residents say about Lakeview?Residents describe Lakeview, MI as well-kept, easy to park in, and dog-friendly. Most residents say you need a car. See recently sold homes in Lakeview, MI.
- What are the closest schools to Monroe Rd?The closest schools to Monroe Rd in Lakeview, MI are Barryton Elementary School (Pre-K, rated 5/10), Chippewa Hills High School (Middle, rated 6/10), Chippewa Hills Intermediate School (Elementary, rated 5/10).
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