Squaw Lake Fenton MI information

Squaw Lake is a natural kettle lake with one 2.5 acre island and two deep basins.  The basin east of the island is 37 feet deep and the basin west of the island is 52 feet deep.   Squaw Lake is part of a chain of lakes that includes Tupper Lake and Lake Ponemah.  

• Squaw Lake size                 80 acres
• All sports lake                       Yes 
• Wake restrictions                   Yes no wake on channel between Squaw Lake & Lake Ponemah  
• Deepest spot                         52 feet deep
• Mean Depth                          14 feet               
• Public access                         Yes on Lake Ponemah
• No# of parking spots             35 
• Public Beach                         No
• Marina on lake                      No but one on Lake Ponemah
• Shoreline                                
• Named                                   
• Water Source                        Spring fed, Loon Lake, and Lake Ponemah  
• Cities the lake lies in              Fenton Township, Linden            
• School district for the lake      Lake Fenton/Linden/Fenton            
• Streets around the lake are     Paved            
• City water                              Well             
• City sewer                              Sewer             
• Canals on Lake                       Yes           
• Lots over an acre on lake         No possibly one or two      
• Water-ski course                      No            
• Condominiums                        No         

On the waters of the canals and channels connected to Lake Ponemah, including the channel connecting Lake Ponemah to Squaw lake, section 15, 21, 22, 27, and 28, T5N, R6E, Fenton township, Genesee county, it is unlawful for the operator of a vessel to exceed a slow-no wake speed.

There is a single inlet from Loon and Crane lakes under Rolston Road and an outlet that flows into Lake Ponemah.

Lake homes on Squaw Lake Fenton MI

There are about 100 waterfront homes on Squaw Lake and more canal front homes on the canal between Lake Ponemah and Squaw Lake. The homes are fairly close together.  None of the lots are very big.  Here are the basic features of the waterfront homes on the lake:

• 2-5 bedrooms....there are a few homes with just one bedroom
• 1-4 1/2 bathrooms
• The square footage ranges from 696 square feet to over 4300 square feet.  The majority of homes are under 2500 square feet
• The homes were built between the 1940s to 2011
• Some homes have no garages up to 3 car garages
• The home styles are ranches, colonials, split level homes, a log home, bungalows, and contemporary.
• Some homes have basements and others are on crawl spaces and slabs     

Location of Squaw Lake

The lake is about 2 miles from Linden and about 5 miles from Fenton.  The lake lies south of Rolston Road, north of Silver Lake Road, West of US 23, and east of Ripley Road.  You can be downtown Fenton in about 10 minutes to grab dinner at one of Fenton's fine restaurants.

 Squaw Lake is part of a chain of lakes that includes Tupper Lake and Lake Ponemah.  If you do not know living on a chain of lakes adds so much to your boating experiences.  Instead of being confined to one lake you have three lakes to enjoy.  Both Tupper Lake and Squaw Lake are under a hundred acres.  Sure you can ski on Squaw Lake but Tupper is too small.  Lake Ponemah is big enough for any water sports at 379 acres.

When you live on a chain of lakes you have so much more to see.  The leisurely pontoon rides you take with family and friends will be longer and more enjoyable.  You will never fish all the spots on the lake.  What is nice living on Squaw Lake is that it will be quieter than living on Lake Ponemah.  You will not have as much boating traffic on Squaw Lake as you would on Lake Ponemah. There are even canals on Lake Ponemah to cruise down.  Plus there is a hang out spot on the lake too.  So much more to enjoy.

Then downtown Fenton is less than 15 minutes away.  You will be living the dream.  It's like being on vacation every day of the year and still have all the great restaurants, bars, bakeries, coffee shops, and stores close by.  What more could you ask for in life.  I myself live on White Lake so I understand lake living and all the fun you can have on a lake.

If you are looking to make your life better and more enjoyable give me a call or text.  My cell is 248-310-6239.  I know the lakes in Southeast Michigan and can help make your lake home search so much easier.   

Here is what one of my past clients had to say about me!

Russ helped us to find our Lakefront Home. He is very knowledgeable and always has your best interest in mind. We looked for almost 1 year viewing over 40 homes. Russ never pressured us or tried to “sell” us a home, he is a very patient real estate agent. What I also appreciated was the fact that he responded usually within a couple of hours by phone or text and tries to set up a showing as soon as possible, which is the key in a seller’s market. Having an agent with many years of experience and knowing the local market is key in the negotiation process. Having Russ on your side makes this foreign process (for first time home buyers) a very smooth and and enjoyable experience. We definitely recommend Russ, if you plan to buy a home in SE Michigan! I also highly recommend visiting one of his internet homepages to do some research on the local lakes. Lots and lots of information that you couldn’t get anywhere else.

                                           J.W. 

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