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LochenHeath is Scottish. "Loch" means lake and "Heath" is a native grass. The property, a scenic bluff overlooking East Grand Traverse Bay in the upper Lower Peninsula of Northern Michigan, was once a cherry orchard owned and operated for over 75 years by the Maitland family. Barb Maitland and her husband Jim, converted the orchard into a high-end golf course.
This private club opened to great fanfare 10 years ago as a residential golf development centered by the award-winning 7,239 yard course designed by Florida architect Steve Smyers. After a series of management changes, the club eventually closed. In November 2010 the club was purchased by Traverse City group LochenVest LLC to be opened as a resort community. They hired long time Northern Michigan Golf Professional Mike Husby to bring the course back to the glory days of LochenHeath.
This impressive community features generous luxury home sites situated throughout a brilliant championship golf course. Several of these home sites number among the most beautiful and highly sought-after waterfront lots in the area. A distinctive and elegant architectural style creates a unique residential identity, and LochenHeath is a paradise for lovers of the outdoors, golf, and access to beautiful East Grand Traverse Bay. |
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