Lavender Farm And Agritourism Gem In Michigan

Harbor View Nursery and Lavender Farm represents one of the most distinctive commercial agricultural opportunities in the Midwest! A fully operational, multi-revenue agritourism destination with twenty-five years of brand equity, an established customer base, and irreplaceable positioning on one of Northern Michigan’s most sought-after land corridors. The Asset Situated on forty-six point five two acres along Center Road on the Old Mission Peninsula, Harbor View occupies a location that is as strategically valuable as it is visually stunning. The Peninsula shares the forty-fifth parallel with Provence, France, the world capital of lavender, offering ideal growing conditions that cannot be manufactured or moved. Eight distinct lavender varieties span the property’s rolling fields, forming the agricultural backbone of an operation that has compounded in brand value over two decades. Revenue Streams The business generates diversified income across multiple channels, reducing single-source dependency and providing a new owner with immediate cash flow from day one. The on-site farm store retails more than fifty proprietary lavender-based products, including essential oils, culinary blends, and handcrafted goods, to a loyal and growing customer base. A productive cherry orchard contributes seasonal agricultural income, and an established mulch operation adds another revenue layer independent of lavender’s harvest cycle. The Residence A four-bedroom farmhouse with original wood floors anchors the property, offering an owner-operator the rare ability to live where they work or to evaluate the structure’s potential for expanded hospitality use, subject to applicable township approvals. The Intangible Value Twenty-five years of operating history have produced something no capital expenditure can buy outright: a recognized brand, a repeat visitor base, and destination status within Northern Michigan’s agritourism economy. Comparable operations of this scale, tenure, and location simply do not exist.