Tucked on 0.70 acres just south of M-46 in Carsonville, this 1957 ranch offers a rare combination of space, privacy, and small-town charm. The 230x115 lot gives plenty of room to spread out, with a deck and patio ready for outdoor living right off the back of the home. Step inside through the entry level and you're welcomed by a spacious 12x15 living room that flows naturally into a 10x10 dining room, setting the stage for easy everyday living or entertaining guests. The first-floor kitchen measures 12x10, offering a comfortable, functional space at the heart of the home. Down the hall, two bedrooms sit side by side on the first floor — a 12x11 primary and an 11x11 second bedroom — served by a full bath plus an additional lav. Above-grade living space totals 925 square feet, and the full basement adds another 925 square feet finished, bringing total finished square footage to 1,850 — nearly doubling the home's usable space and offering flexibility for a family room, home office, or additional living area. The home rests on a block foundation with vinyl siding and vinyl trim exterior, built for durability with low-maintenance upkeep in mind. A forced air furnace fueled by natural gas keeps things warm through Michigan winters, while central air conditioning and ceiling fans provide comfort in the summer months. A gas water heater rounds out the mechanicals, and the home is connected to public water and public sanitary sewer. Car enthusiasts and hobbyists will appreciate the detached two-car garage, offering room for vehicles, tools, or a workshop separate from the home itself. Located in the Carsonville-Port Sanilac school district within Sanilac County, this property offers the kind of acreage and square footage that's increasingly hard to find at this price point. Whether you're searching for a starter home with room to grow, a downsizing option with extra basement flexibility, or a quiet retreat on nearly three-quarters of an acre, this Carsonville ranch is worth a closer look.
