Open May. 1st thru Oct. 31st 

Lovely, brown, 1200 square foot one story house nestled in a quiet, secluded,  3.2 acre wooded setting 180 feet from the edge of the beautiful South Branch  Au Sable River completely furnished and carpeted with:                                    - 200 square foot screened in porch with river view                                            - Master bedroom with double bed and bathroom with wash basin, toilet, and    shower                                                                                                              - Bedroom with two twin beds                                                                              - Bathroom near front entrance with wash basin, toilet and shower                   - Kitchen with microwave oven, stove, oven, refrigerator and dishwasher         - Utility room with microwave oven and clothes dryer. 

- 216 square foot guest cottage with heat, two twin beds, wash basin,     bathroom with toilet and shower                                     

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2.5 miles north of Roscommon on side road off of Steckert Bridge Road on the south side of beautiful South Branch Au Sable River in north-central Michigan.

There are plenty of recreational opportunities in the area including:                *Canoeing - take a short 1.25 hour trip from Roscommon to Steckert         Bridge or a 50 minute trip from Steckert Bridge to Chase Bridge.                     - A day long trip through the Mason Tract to Smith Bridge is another                   possibility.                                                       

*Fishing - high quality flies only water on certain sections of the river.

*Swimming - in the river or North Higgins Lake State Park or Gerrish Higgins Township Park. Another possibility is Kneff Lake. Travel north for several miles on Stephan Bridge Rd. On east side of road before M-72.              

*Hiking - experience an old growth forest and Michigan logging history at Hartwick Pines State Park. Exit 259 off I-75 just north of Grayling. Or a 1 1/2 mi. trail at the Red Pine Natural Area near Kirtland Community College where you can also experience an old growth pine forest.

*History - Visit the CCC Museum across the road from North Higgins Lake State Park and experience life in a 1930's era Civilian Conservation Corps camp. *You may also want to visit the Grayling Fish Hatchery on North Down River Rd near Grayling.

*Golf - Available at Forest Hills Country Club west of Roscommon. 

*Kirtland's Warbler Tours are offered daily at 7 a.m. and 7 a.m. & 11 a.m. on weekends.  May 25 - June 30. Meet at Hartwick Pines State Park Visitor Center.  Exit 259 off I-75 just north of Grayling.  See one of the rarest birds in the world in its natural habitat!