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Waterfront Homes for Sale in Pinckney
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Avg $553,208
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9098 Dexter Pinckney Road
Pinckney, MI
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$950K
11422 Cedar Bend Drive
Pinckney, MI
3 bd3 ba1,709
$799K
8881 McGregor Road
Pinckney, MI
$695K
3391 Orchard Drive
Pinckney, MI
3 bd2 ba2,240
$690K
10846 Colony Road
Pinckney, MI
4 bd2 ba1,200
$635K
11026 Colony Road
Pinckney, MI
3 bd2 ba1,957
$599K
10191 Imus Road
Pinckney, MI
2 bd1 ba1,250
$575K
11637 Algonquin Drive
Pinckney, MI
2 bd1 ba1,152
About Waterfront Homes in Pinckney
Discover 13 stunning waterfront properties in Pinckney, MI, where serene lakeside living meets natural beauty. With an average price of $553,208 and a wide range from $25,000 to $1,499,900, these homes offer options for every budget on popular local lakes like Halfmoon and Crooked. Pinckney's waterfront market provides exceptional value for buyers seeking peaceful retreats near recreation areas.
Average listing price: $553,208 · 13 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
There are currently 13 waterfront listings in Pinckney, with an average price of $553,208 ranging from $25,000 to $1,499,900. This diversity allows buyers to find affordable lots or luxury lakefront estates on local gems like Lake Pinckney. Prices reflect strong demand in this scenic area near the Pinckney Recreation Area.
Properties range from budget-friendly vacant lots starting at $25,000 to high-end homes up to $1,499,900, many on Halfmoon Lake or Crooked Lake. Options include cozy cottages, modern builds, and spacious estates with private docks. Most offer direct water access ideal for boating and fishing in Pinckney's pristine lakes.
Pinckney's waterfront homes provide tranquil living with proximity to hiking trails, parks, and Ann Arbor's amenities, at an average of $553,208—competitive for Michigan lakefront. Buyers should check lake-specific regulations, water quality, and dock permits. Consult local experts to assess flood risks and property taxes for smart decisions.