About 1942 Hoosier Valley
Set along a quieter stretch of Hoosier Valley Road, this property currently operates as a professionally managed short-term rental, but it functions differently than most Traverse City listings. About 10 minutes outside downtown Traverse City. Close enough for restaurants, events, and waterfront access, but far enough from traffic, density, or neighboring rentals stacked on top of each other. The Kingsley Club, stretches of the Boardman River, and trailheads like Lone Pine, Oleson Bridge, and Keystone Rapids offer up north recreational opportunities just minutes away. Built in 2023 on just over five wooded acres, the layout of this home is built for family, friends, and guests to gather. Five to six bedrooms, multiple gathering areas, and outdoor space that actually gets used. From the road, the house is visible. Once youre on the property, the living areas face into the woods, and thats where the experience shifts. The STR structure is already established. Fully permitted, professionally managed, and consistently booked. This isnt ‚Å“investment potential.‚ Its already performing, with a track record that supports it. One detail that matters more out here than most buyers expect is internet reliability. Starlink is installed and performs well, which removes a common issue for properties in this type of setting. In this part of the market, newer construction on acreage tends to draw a different buyer. Someone who wants a property thats already set up for group use without inheriting the maintenance curve of an older home. Thats a different profile than in-town rentals, where turnover is higher and management tends to be more hands-on. Historical performance and current booking trends are available for review. Under current management, the property will generate nearly $100K in annual gross revenue. Future performance will vary based on management, owner use, and market conditions.
