3129 Midshipman

Beautiful End-Unit Riverfront Condo on the Au Gres River with Deeded Boat Slip Welcome to your private waterfront escape on the Au Gres River, an end-unit condo with a deeded boat slip offering the ultimate Lake Huron lifestyle with direct boating access to Saginaw Bay and Lake Huron. Whether you’re a boater, angler, or simply crave peaceful water views, this home delivers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and vacation-style living. Upon entry, you’ll find a spacious landing area ideal for a hobby space, extra storage, or organizing all your lake essentials. The second-floor setting offers a major bonus: added privacy, elevated views, and no upstairs neighbors perfect for those who value peace and quiet. The main living space is filled with natural light, with large windows welcoming in the morning sun. The open-concept Living and Dining Rooms flow seamlessly into the kitchen, designed for entertaining with ample counter space, generous cabinetry, and a breakfast bar perfect for hosting family and friends after a day on the water. Step out from the dining area onto your private deck, where you can enjoy your morning coffee with serene river views and a peek of Lake Huron, a true everyday getaway. This condo features three bedrooms, offering flexible space for guests, family, or working remotely. Two bedrooms are located on the main level with southwest-facing windows that capture warm afternoon and evening light. The oversized primary suite includes a spacious full bath and plenty of room to unwind. Upstairs, the third bedroom offers expansive river and lake views, making it the perfect guest retreat, office, or creative space. Enjoy quiet strolls throughout this peaceful riverside community and take advantage of being within walking distance to the Au Gres Yacht Club (optional membership), featuring a heated pool, clubhouse, and second-floor dining with sweeping views of Saginaw Bay. Lake Huron offers world class fishing. Spend your days exploring East Tawas (20 miles away), Blueberry Picking in August,