6176 Highway 61, Silver Bay, MN 55614

Description

Some properties give you a view of Lake Superior. This one gives you a piece of it.

Set on 5.65 private acres along Minnesota’s iconic North Shore, this is the kind of property that simply cannot be recreated. Approximately 500 feet of accessible Lake Superior shoreline stretches across the property, including roughly 250 feet of rare beach frontage—an extraordinary find along a coastline known for its rugged cliffs and dramatic rock formations. Held by the same family for over 70 years, this extraordinary stretch of shoreline has been cherished and passed down through generations, never before offered outside the family in more than seven decades. God only created this shoreline once, and opportunities to call a piece of it your own may truly come once in a lifetime.

Here, the lake isn’t something you admire from a distance. Walk your own shoreline. Wander down to the beach. Watch the waves roll in. Catch the sunrise over the water. As evening settles in, choose your spot for a fire—near the beach, tucked into the property, or out on the rocks surrounded by the sights and sounds of Lake Superior. Spend summer nights under the stars, fall surrounded by North Shore color, and winter watching the landscape transform from the warmth of home.

Tucked among mature trees and set back from the road, the property offers a level of privacy, space and seclusion that feels increasingly difficult to find. Multiple decks overlooking the lake create incredible places to slow down and take it all in, while the expansive acreage offers room to explore, gather and make the property your own.

Just north of Silver Bay, you're surrounded by everything that makes Minnesota's North Shore special—water, woods, wildlife, adventure and an unmatched sense of escape. Whether envisioned as a private year-round residence, a North Shore retreat, or a legacy property to enjoy for generations, opportunities with this combination of acreage, accessible shoreline, beach and privacy rarely come along.

The land can evolve. But 500 feet of Lake Superior shoreline, a large accessible beach, and the memories made? That’s irreplaceable.