7128 Lazy Lane, Harsens Island, MI 48028

Property Description

Welcome to Island Living at Its Finest Tucked away on one of Harsens Island's most coveted canals, this exceptional 3-bedroom, colonial delivers the waterfront lifestyle you've been waiting for. Set on an oversized 12,810 square foot parcel spanning .34 acres with an impressive 175 feet of canal frontage, this property offers the kind of scale and breathing room that is increasingly rare on the island. With 2,281 square feet of above-grade living space, the home's colonial architecture provides generous, well-proportioned rooms that are equally suited for year-round living or a premier seasonal retreat. The layout flows naturally, giving every level of the home a sense of purpose and comfort. Positioned off the primary channel, this property sits in a quieter, more protected setting while still delivering direct access to the all-sports waters of Lake St. Clair, one of the Midwest's premier boating destinations. Whether you're cruising open water, fishing, or simply enjoying a sunset from your own backyard, you are always minutes from the action. For the boating enthusiast, the attached garage with its own dedicated boat well is a standout feature and one that is genuinely hard to come by on the island. Covered, protected, and built into the property's footprint, it keeps your watercraft ready for the water without the hassle of a trailer or a marina slip. Modern comfort has not been overlooked either. A tankless hot water heater ensures on-demand efficiency year-round, a welcome upgrade that makes this home as functional as it is desirable. With 175 feet of canal frontage on a parcel this size, you have the space to spread out, dock your toys, and truly enjoy the water from multiple vantage points. Properties combining this much frontage, square footage, garage boat well access, and proximity to Lake St. Clair on Harsens Island simply do not come along often. This is your opportunity to own a true island gem in Clay Township, St. Clair County, where the pace slows down and the water is always calling.