14795 Thirteenth Street, Johannesburg, MI 49751

This extraordinary, one-of-a-kind barndominium is everything you imagine when you dream of the perfect up-north escape—crafted with intention, designed with character, and finished with no detail overlooked. More than just another Northern Michigan property- this is a lifestyle. Every inch of this home has been thoughtfully curated. From locally sourced timbers that frame the stunning custom full bar to the hammered copper countertops and carefully selected reclaimed and vintage elements throughout—this property blends rustic charm with refined, modern comfort in a way that is truly unmatched. The recently completed upper-level living space offers a warm and inviting retreat, featuring a spacious primary suite with a cozy sitting area and a spa-like bath complete with heated floors, a walk-in stone shower, dual marble vanities, a linen closet, and generous his-and-hers closets. Designed for gathering, the open-concept kitchen, dining, and living area is perfect for entertaining. Enjoy a large eat-in nook, stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and access to a private balcony overlooking serene lake views. Two additional sleeping areas and a full bath—also featuring heated flooring—provide ample space to host family and guests with ease. Set on 10 beautiful acres directly across from Big Bear Lake, this property is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream. The expansive barn is built to impress, offering heated floors throughout, making it ideal for year-round use, storage, or housing all of your recreational toys. With immediate access to trails and endless room to roam, adventure is right outside your door. Ideally located just minutes from Lewiston, approximately 30 minutes to Gaylord, and under an hour to Boyne Mountain. Additional features include a striking live-edge custom staircase with ambient lighting and a comprehensive audio and video surveillance system throughout the interior and exterior of the property. An amazing opportunity to own a truly unforgettable Up North retreat.