Unifamiliare Indipendente Iron River

Sunrise on one side of the sky, sunset on the other — and you get both from the deck. Welcome to 178 Sunset Shores Road, where the name isn’t marketing — it’s a promise. This 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath home sits flat to Sunset Lake with the kind of unobstructed water views that make you stop mid-sentence. Watch the sun come up over coffee, watch it go down over dinner, and watch the stars take over after that. Inside, the main floor lives easy: an open-concept kitchen flows straight into the family area, with a separate living room for those who like a little separation between ”cooking” and ”everyone talking to you while you cook.” Main floor laundry tucks neatly into the mudroom off the attached garage — because nobody wants to haul wet towels up a flight of stairs after a day on the water. A half bath rounds out the main level. Upstairs, three bedrooms and two bathrooms (one full, one half) give everyone their own corner to unpack into. The walkout lower level adds a fourth bedroom, a full bath, a family room for movie nights or rainy-day retreats, plus a utility area and enough storage to actually keep the garage for, well, the boat. And speaking of the water: your private dock stays with the property, so the only thing standing between you and the lake is a decision to go outside. Kayak in the morning, swim after lunch, fish before dinner, wakeboard because you can. Sunset Lake is a full recreational lake with its own boat landing, beach area, campground, and pavilion park — all just outside of town, so you get the lake-life quiet without giving up the convenience. Storage shed for all the extra gear, appliances included, furnishings negotiable — this one’s ready for you to bring your bags and start living it, not renovating it. Loons calling, eagles overhead, crickets doing their evening thing — this is the sound-track you’ve been driving up north for. Now you can just walk outside. Move-in ready. Lake-ready. You-ready. Both piers included