Silver Birches: A Century of Iconic Waterfront Legacy on Mackinac Island
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Silver Birches represents one of Michigan's most significant historic waterfront estates — a masterfully restored Adirondack Arts & Crafts compound perched on Mackinac Island's secluded northeast shoreline above Lake Huron. Constructed between 1906 and 1912 during the island's golden era, this approximately 10,000-square-foot retreat encompasses an six-bedroom main lodge of nearly 8,000 square feet and two guest cottages, all united by over a century of extraordinary craftsmanship, meticulous preservation, and an irreplaceable setting. Listed on Michigan's State Register of Historic Sites, Silver Birches is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to steward one of the Great Lakes region's most celebrated private estates.
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