1200-02 County Line Road

Introduce yourself to lakeside living with the added bonus of the Indiana Dunes NationalPark right across the street from your house. Catch a lake view from the back of your lotor take about a 600 foot stroll and you toes will hit the beach. Hiking and natureabounds throughout The Dunes if that appeals to you. Seventy five feet of frontageoffers plenty of width to have fun with any designer home dreams you have and 125feet of depth affords you the opportunity to create your own backyard oasis. Enjoy theconvenience of the newly built South Shore rail stop in downtown Miller. The finalcompletion of the Double Track allows for the addition of 14 weekday trains, revisedtimes, reduced travel time and new, limited-stop express service. Another nearbyfeature is Marquette Park which offers up natural sand beaches, historic landmarks,access to the Calumet lagoon, a public disc golf course, picnic areas, and over 20miles of paved hiking and biking trails. This scenic lakefront park also contains twohistoric buildings and event venues, the Marquette Pavillion and the Gary Aquarium.History enthusiasts can visit a statue of the explorer Father Marquette near theentrance of the park. A monument to the Tuskegee Airman stands proudly next tothe stately Gary Aquarium, along with a scale reproduction of one of their fighterplanes. There is also a statue and model of an early flying machine designed by thefather of flight, Octave Chanute. Nature lovers can experience oak savanna forest,inland ponds, and tall dunes in this hidden gem. If you're interested, local volunteergroups: Friends of Marquette Park, Miller Garden Club, and Miller PlaygroundCommittee assist in maintaining the park. If living in the dunes sounds attractive,take a drive and check out this rare offering and start pursuing your dreams andtickle that imagination. You'll be glad you did.