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The Opportunity of a Lifestyle

On a sun-swept shore in a secluded corner of southwest Michigan, you’ll find The Boardwalk, a gated waterfront community unlike any other on Lake Michigan’s shoreline. This is a place of grand homes and spectacular sites, all on tiers that afford cathedral-seating overlooking the water and a quarter-mile-long private beach. While it’s just two hours from Chicago’s Loop and less than an hour from Grand Rapids’ suburbs, it’s a world away from the pressures of job and life. Here, families share private moments on wrap-around porches. Friends savor sunsets amid a rare blend of modern amenities and classic architectural details. Time doesn’t merely stop. It seems to gently roll backward, leaving you, your guests, and your neighbors smiling happily in its wake.

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Boardwalk at a glance

Located in South Haven, Michigan
Gated waterfront community
36 tiered home sites with theater-seat views of Lake Michigan
Quarter-mile-long private beach
600-foot boardwalk to capture panoramic views of daily sunsets over Lake Michigan
Outdoor heated swimming pool & hot tub with bath houses
Custom lakefront homes by David C. Bos Homes
Free GEM electric car with each home
25 acres of dedicated green space

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The Boardwalk is located just a few minutes north of the lakeside village of South Haven, Michigan. Here, you can dock your boat, play a round of golf, celebrate a festival, visit the farmers market, or spend an afternoon browsing and enjoying dinner at a fine restaurant. Just ten minutes north is Saugatuck, another lakeshore town known for its thriving art community, galleries and summer nightlife. Activities are not limited to the summer, as the entire state comes alive with color during the fall, and Michigan’s ski resorts are just two hours away for your winter enjoyment. Whatever the season, your greatest dilemma won’t be finding something to do, but finding an excuse to stay.