A unique real estate offering has emerged on the U.S.-Canada border, with a package of four private islands totaling approximately 520 acres listed for $2.3 million. The property, situated in the St. Marys River near Drummond Island, Michigan, includes a three-bedroom home, two boats, and essential equipment for island living.

The compound, comprised of Burnt, Wilson, Claw, and Harris islands, offers views of Canada and is accessible by boat from DeTour, Michigan. According to listing agent Anna DeCamp of Gaslight Group, the journey from the mainland takes about 20 to 30 minutes, depending on weather conditions. The current owners utilize a boat slip in DeTour Village for access, occasionally sharing the waterway with freighters.

While offering seclusion, the islands are not entirely remote for necessities. Larger grocery runs can be made to St. Ignace or Sault Ste. Marie. The property itself is home to abundant wildlife, including foxes, otters, beavers, coyotes, and various bird species.

The main residence, a 2,131-square-foot home, features three bedrooms and two bathrooms. It is equipped with electricity, water, a sauna, and a gas stove. The home underwent a significant renovation between 2017 and 2018, a process complicated by the need to transport all construction materials by boat. The current owners, who have owned the property for about a decade, use it as a vacation retreat and are selling due to age.

The three-bedroom, two-bath residence was gutted and remodeled by the current owners around 2017 and 2018.

A significant portion of the 520 acres, roughly 420 acres, is protected by a conservation easement held by the Little Traverse Conservancy, leaving approximately 100 acres available for potential future development, subject to regulations.

Most of the roughly 520 acres are protected by a conservation easement held by the Little Traverse Conservancy.

The sale package includes a Kubota tractor, other maintenance equipment, and two boats. Notably, a 2006, 32-foot World Cat catamaran is included for making the crossing to the mainland.

The $2.3 million asking price includes two boats and maintenance equipment, including a Kubota tractor.

The listing has already attracted interest from potential buyers, primarily individuals familiar with the region seeking a more secluded property than the nearby Drummond Island. Several showings have taken place, with one prospective buyer expressing significant interest and another viewing scheduled.