One Of Michigan’s Most Spectacular Views Is Up For Sale

Anyone who has reached the tip of Michigan's Lower Peninsula and is preparing to cross the Mackinac Bridge knows it's a stunning sight. The Upper Peninsula in the distance, the splendor of Lake Michigan and Lake Huron on both sides, and trees all around. It truly feels like you're entering a different world.

While the view from your car window is fine, a nearby spot has offered one of the best views of "pure Michigan" in the entire state. For nearly 100 years, Castle Rock has been a go-to spot for anyone brave enough to make the climb, but now that spot is up for sale in one of the more curious listings to hit the real estate market.

Castle Rock - Saint Ignace, Michigan via Facebook

Castle Rock For Sale

Since 1929, Castle Rock in St. Ignace has acted as a port of entry to its signature rock. As its slogan, "Stop and holler, it's only a dollar!" says, for a single dollar, you can climb its 170 steps to the top for a view of Lake Huron, Mackinac Island, and the surrounding area. Now, the family-run business is for sale for $2.7 million, according to its Re/MAX Northstar Realty listing.

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The listing includes 64.5 acres, a pole barn, the business, its accompanying rock, and statues of Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox. It's said that over 75,000 visitors visit Castle Rock each year, and it has "significant upside potential for future growth and development." It'd be a pretty unique investment.

Castle Rock - Saint Ignace, Michigan via Facebook

It's the second Michigan tourist attraction put up for sale this year, after the entire township of Hell went on the market back in May.