Stonewater Lakes Northville MI information

• All sports lake                      No a few are electric motors only
• Private                                  Yes
• Size                                       6 Lakes that add up to 115 acres
• Maximum Depth                  ? feet
• Public Access                      No
• Public Beach                       Only subdivision association beaches 
• Wake restrictions                 Yes No wake lakes
• Water Source                       Spring fed and wells

The lake names that I know of are Spring Hill Lake, Teal Lake, Stone Ridge Lake, and Parkshore Lake.  The 6 small lakes total 115 acres.  The lakes are not all sport but do allow electric motor pontoon boats on a few of the bigger lakes (Parkshore, Teal, and Stone Ridge).  The lakes were made when  gravel, rocks, and sand were hauled out of a gravel pit. 

Stonewater subdivision is a carefully planned community with 11 association parks, gazebos, walking trails, and even a trout stream!  This isn't a cookie cutter subdivision where every home looks the same.  There were many different builders so there are many different styles and elevations of homes.  This is one of Northville's premier subdivisions that so many people want to own a home in.

The children that live on the lake go to Northville schools.  Northville schools are consistently ranked as some of Michigan's best schools.

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Stonewater Lake real estate

Stonewater Lakefront homes are mainly colonials.  The sizes of the homes are 3000 square feet to about 5700 square feet.  The subdivision was started in 1999 and they have been steadily building since.  There are still some open lakefront lots available, but not many (in 2011).

The waterfront homes are the premium lots in the sub and have these common characteristics:

• large master suites with custom master baths
• walkin closets
• gourmet kitchens with plenty of cabinet and counter space
• first floor laundry rooms
• grand foyers
• dramatic stairways
• great rooms
• formal dining rooms
• eat in kitchens
• spacious basements (some walkouts and daylight)
• offices
• brick or stone exteriors
• decks or brick patios
• jack and jill bathrooms
• gorgeous woodwork - crown molding and wainscotting
• other features that some homes have: swimming pools, media rooms, butler pantries, finished basements, spectacular bars, and additional kitchens in the basement.     

The lots  are not real wide because the developer wanted the maximum amount of homes on the lakes.  Most of Stonewater Lake properties are 95' to 100' wide.  Some have up to 200 foot of lake frontage.  

$699,900

19479 SCENIC HARBOUR Drive

Northville Township, MI

Beds: 3 • Baths: 2 full/1 partial

$259,900

19347 Andover Court

Northville Township, MI

Beds: 3 • Baths: 1 full/1 partial

$249,900

19585 Mariner Court

Northville Township, MI

Beds: 2 • Baths: 1 full/1 partial

$275,000

19623 Neptune Court

Northville Township, MI

Beds: 3 • Baths: 2 full/1 partial

$648,500

18314 Blue Heron Drive W

Northville Township, MI

Beds: 3 • Baths: 3 full/1 partial

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There have been no homes sold between January & November 2012 on the lake.

 Here are the lakefront homes that have sold in 2011.

 Stonewater Lake Location

Stonewater Lake is located in Northville Township Wayne County MI.  It is north 6 Mile Rd, south of 7 Mile Rd, west of Beck Rd and east of Ridge Rd.

Stonewater Lake Fishing is only catch and release.

• Blue Gill
• Crappie
• Largemouth Bass

At what age do you have to buy a fishing license and when do you not need a license.  You must purchase a fishing license if you are 17 years of age or older and plan on fishing in Michigan's inland lakes. Individuals under the age of 17 may fish without a license.  Regardless of age, everyone is required to observe all fishing rules and regulations at all times. All annual fishing licenses are valid from March 1st of a given year through March 31st of the following year.

Fishing license dollars fund a variety of activities including; fish management work on the state's waters, habitat rehabilitation and protection, fish stocking, information distribution, education and outreach efforts to anglers and the public, and much more. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources' Fisheries Division does not receive any general fund tax dollars to support its activities. Instead, Fisheries Division depends heavily on angler dollars collected through fishing license sales and federal excise tax dollars from the sale of fishing tackle (Dingell-Johnson Sport Fish Restoration Act) to manage Michigan's fisheries. Buying a fishing license, even if you do not plan to go fishing, can make a big difference to the future health of Michigan's prized freshwaters.

The money spent on fishing license does help our local lakes.  For more information on the difference fishermen make by purchasing licenses, visit www.michigan.gov/itsyournature.                                          

There are so few lake foreclosures that come up on Stonewater  Lakes.  When they come up and are in good shape they get snapped up quickly.  If you really want the home you do not to put in a low ball bid, bid smart to get the home.  Email us at yesmyrealtor@gmail.com or call us on our cell at (248) 320-6840 or (248) 310-6239 for your list of Wayne County Lake foreclosures. 

The Bertera Ravary Team your Northville Lakefront real estate specialists 

Here is what  previous clients said about us!   

Joe was a true professional that knew the real estate market in the area. He priced the house higher when others said it was too overpriced. We ended up having 17 groups come through and three prompt offers by the end of the weekend. Joe made the selling process easy and without any snags. We would definitely recommend him and use him again. 

As a buyer, I had a great experience working with Janel for many months through a chaotic housing market before finally finding a place and I'd recommend her to anyone I know looking to buy a lake house. She was knowledgeable and able to answer any questions a lake home buyer like me had. She was professional, easily reachable, and generally able to go take a look at properties with short notice as they became available.

My husband and I chose Russ to be our real estate agent after a friend highly recommended him.  We were moving here from Canada and only had a few days to look at homes.  When we came in to town, Russ went far above the call of duty.  He had thoroughly planned our 2 days and had numerous homes lined up for us to view.  After talking to us briefly and asking us a few questions before our arrival, he new exactly what types of homes would be ideal for us.  After searching for a short time he found the perfect home for us.  

After the sale, Russ even met our painters, carpet cleaners and home inspector at our new home since we were still out of town.  He also gave us detailed lists of available utility companies, schools, cable services, cleaning companies, house cleaners, fun things to do and wonderful restaurants in the area.  Russ made the entire experience enjoyable and easy.  He has a laid back, genuine personality and my entire family felt comfortable with him immediately.  He feels like a friend not just our real estate agent.

I would HIGHLY recommend Russ to anyone with complete confidence.    
      
 Lindsay Gourneau

The Bertera Ravary Lakes Team

Metro Detroit's Best Waterfront Realtors

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