lots are detailed below. We also included a few morning and evening views from the property. We think you
will agree that the sunrises and sunsets are picture perfect.
The Sun and Moon......both coming and going. Is a sunrise, sunset,
moonrise, or moonset as a lakefront property landowner in your future?
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Sunrise
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Sunrise
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Sunrise
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Sunset
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Sunset
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Moon
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Lot 1* viewed from Lake Erie
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1.76 acres with 200' road frontage.
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Lot 2* viewed from Lake Erie
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1.62 acres with 200' road frontage.
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Lot 3* viewed from Lake Erie
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1.69 acres with 200' road frontage.
 View our Spec House on Lot 3.
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Lot 4* viewed from Lake Erie
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1.98 acres with 202' road frontage.
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* Lots 1 through 4: with the current embankment design we have the ability to put a house
as close as 20' from the edge of the bluff. This could include a lower level walk-out
providing a panoramic view.
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Lot 5 viewed from Lake Erie
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Lot 5: 0.57 acres with 50' road frontage.
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Lot 6 viewed from Lake Erie
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Lot 6: 1.12 acres with 95' road frontage.
** see lot 6 note below.
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** Lot #6 offers the opportunity to construct a home 20' above the water's
surface on a point that projects north past all the other adjacent shoreline
offering a spectacular view.
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Toe Shoreline Protection
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Erosion protection as described below applies to ALL lots.
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- Lower row of cylinders set on the shale and covered with sand and gravel.
- Second row of four-foot cylinders aligned above them, pinned with a wide-flange
H-beam, then pile driven into the shale.
- Cylinders are capped with concrete.
- Two-foot high wall of concrete poured at the land side above the cylinders,
reinforced with rebar and the protruding H-beam.
- This is backfilled and armor stone is placed at an angle rising
five feet above the wall.
- There is an approximately twenty-foot terrace covered with at least
one-foot of rip-rap stone.
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Toe Shoreline Protection
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Close view of the armor stone and terrace.
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