Boathouse Village in Oden, Michigan offers a rare form of Northern Michigan waterfront lifestyle — the chance to live directly above the water on Crooked Lake, one of the most coveted lakes in Emmet County.

These aren’t homes near the water. They’re homes on the water, with first-floor decks that step down to your own private double-wide boat slips, south-facing views of Crooked Lake, and the rolling green hills of Emmet County stretching to the horizon.

Sophisticated design paired with state-of-the-art engineering makes Boathouse Village one of the last Michigan developments ever approved for construction directly above a Michigan waterway — a distinction that makes every unit here truly irreplaceable.

Crooked Lake is far more than a beautiful 2,300-acre Northern Michigan lake. It’s the upper gateway to the historic Inland Waterway, a 40-mile navigable water route first traveled by Native Americans to connect Lake Michigan to Lake Huron.

From your boat slip at Boathouse Village, you can cruise through Crooked River to Burt Lake, continue through Indian River to Mullet Lake, and follow the Cheboygan River all the way to Lake Huron — over 70 miles of connected waterway at your doorstep.

The Crooked Lake Yacht Club sits immediately to the east, and Windjammer Marina with its fuel dock is just to the west, making Boathouse Village the ideal home port for everything from casual sunset cruises to full-day waterway adventures.

Kayak around Oden Island Nature Preserve to see old-growth forests and fragile wetlands. Cast a line for walleye, bass, and pike in waters that stay productive year-round. Or simply watch the loons from your second-floor balcony as the sun sets over one of Northern Michigan’s most pristine lakefront settings.

Boathouse Village delivers the peaceful seclusion of lakefront living in Northern Michigan without sacrificing access to the region’s best dining, shopping, and culture. Downtown Petoskey’s historic Gaslight District is just a short drive away, with over 170 boutiques, galleries, and restaurants lining streets lit by vintage gas lamps along the shores of Little Traverse Bay.

Harbor Springs — one of Michigan’s most charming resort towns — is less than 20 minutes away. So are the ski slopes of Boyne Highlands and Nubs Nob, making Boathouse Village a true four-season Northern Michigan waterfront home. Whether it’s a morning on the lake, an afternoon browsing local art galleries, or an evening at a farm-to-table restaurant overlooking Little Traverse Bay, this is the Northern Michigan lifestyle at its finest.

Boathouse Village currently has no restrictions on short-term rentals, making it an exceptional opportunity for families seeking to offset the cost of a Northern Michigan waterfront second home — or for investors looking to capitalize on the region’s year-round hospitality market. The Petoskey and Harbor Springs area draws visitors in every season: summer boaters and beachgoers, fall color enthusiasts, winter skiers, and spring anglers.

With new construction, move-in-ready finishes, two-bedroom floor plans, a 2-car garage, and private boat slips included with every unit, Boathouse Village delivers a turnkey waterfront lifestyle that’s increasingly difficult to find anywhere on Northern Michigan’s inland lakes. Starting at $619K, these waterfront condos on Crooked Lake represent a rare entry point for lakefront ownership in one of Michigan’s most desirable regions.

Extra large, double boat slips and 2-car garages on Crooked Lake in Oden, Michigan — minutes from Petoskey and Harbor Springs.

Boat launch and fuel on premise providing instant and nonstop fun.

Each floor has an open view deck running the full width of the unit.

Situated right on the edge of the water, each home includes exclusive ownership of 2 boat slips and a 2 car garage.

Crooked Lake provides easy access to the Great Lakes as well as the Inland Water Route.

Boathouse Village in Oden, Michigan offers a rare form of Northern Michigan waterfront lifestyle — the chance to live directly above the water on Crooked Lake, one of the most coveted lakes in Emmet County.

These aren’t homes near the water. They’re homes on the water, with first-floor decks that step down to your own private double-wide boat slips, south-facing views of Crooked Lake, and the rolling green hills of Emmet County stretching to the horizon.

Sophisticated design paired with state-of-the-art engineering makes Boathouse Village one of the last Michigan developments ever approved for construction directly above a Michigan waterway — a distinction that makes every unit here truly irreplaceable.

Crooked Lake is far more than a beautiful 2,300-acre Northern Michigan lake. It’s the upper gateway to the historic Inland Waterway, a 40-mile navigable water route first traveled by Native Americans to connect Lake Michigan to Lake Huron.

From your boat slip at Boathouse Village, you can cruise through Crooked River to Burt Lake, continue through Indian River to Mullet Lake, and follow the Cheboygan River all the way to Lake Huron — over 70 miles of connected waterway at your doorstep.

The Crooked Lake Yacht Club sits immediately to the east, and Windjammer Marina with its fuel dock is just to the west, making Boathouse Village the ideal home port for everything from casual sunset cruises to full-day waterway adventures.

Kayak around Oden Island Nature Preserve to see old-growth forests and fragile wetlands. Cast a line for walleye, bass, and pike in waters that stay productive year-round. Or simply watch the loons from your second-floor balcony as the sun sets over one of Northern Michigan’s most pristine lakefront settings.

Boathouse Village delivers the peaceful seclusion of lakefront living in Northern Michigan without sacrificing access to the region’s best dining, shopping, and culture. Downtown Petoskey’s historic Gaslight District is just a short drive away, with over 170 boutiques, galleries, and restaurants lining streets lit by vintage gas lamps along the shores of Little Traverse Bay.

Harbor Springs — one of Michigan’s most charming resort towns — is less than 20 minutes away. So are the ski slopes of Boyne Highlands and Nubs Nob, making Boathouse Village a true four-season Northern Michigan waterfront home. Whether it’s a morning on the lake, an afternoon browsing local art galleries, or an evening at a farm-to-table restaurant overlooking Little Traverse Bay, this is the Northern Michigan lifestyle at its finest.

Boathouse Village currently has no restrictions on short-term rentals, making it an exceptional opportunity for families seeking to offset the cost of a Northern Michigan waterfront second home — or for investors looking to capitalize on the region’s year-round hospitality market. The Petoskey and Harbor Springs area draws visitors in every season: summer boaters and beachgoers, fall color enthusiasts, winter skiers, and spring anglers.

With new construction, move-in-ready finishes, two-bedroom floor plans, a 2-car garage, and private boat slips included with every unit, Boathouse Village delivers a turnkey waterfront lifestyle that’s increasingly difficult to find anywhere on Northern Michigan’s inland lakes. Starting at $619K, these waterfront condos on Crooked Lake represent a rare entry point for lakefront ownership in one of Michigan’s most desirable regions.

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