Follow the shoreline around this three-acre Block Lake peninsula past the 4 bonus cabins and discover a property created for time together—with enough room and privacy for everyone. The centerpiece is a spacious, well-cared-for year-round home where the large open kitchen naturally becomes the gathering place. Prepare meals together, linger around the island and move easily into the adjoining living areas, lakeside deck and patio. The home offers three bedrooms and three baths, including a lakeside primary suite with a private bath, plus a lower-level bedroom room overlooking the water and a nonconforming bunkroom. Four well-kept, two-bedroom guest cabins are positioned around the point, and every cabin faces the lake. Each sleeps up to six and has its own deck, fire ring and dock area. Guests can wake up beside the water, enjoy the lake at their own pace and come together at the main house or around an evening fire. The cabins provide accommodations for up to 24 people beyond the main residence. Approximately 690 feet of shoreline wraps around the property, delivering water views from nearly every building, multiple places to dock and beautiful sunsets across the lake. Mature trees frame the grounds and create an especially striking setting during Minnesota’s fall-color season. A substantial outbuilding provides both cold and dry storage for boats, lake equipment, seasonal furnishings and recreational gear. Enjoy the property simply as an exceptional stand-alone lake home with unusually generous guest accommodations. It is equally suited to several households or a group of friends who want to share one destination while maintaining separate spaces. An investment-minded owner could also investigate possible rental, private retreat or corporate getaway uses, as this was a small resort. This is not merely a home with extra buildings—it is an entire lake setting, with five water-facing places to stay and room to make Block Lake your own.

Follow the shoreline around this three-acre Block Lake peninsula past the 4 bonus cabins and discover a property created for time together—with enough room and privacy for everyone. The centerpiece is a spacious, well-cared-for year-round home where the large open kitchen naturally becomes the gathering place. Prepare meals together, linger around the island and move easily into the adjoining living areas, lakeside deck and patio. The home offers three bedrooms and three baths, including a lakeside primary suite with a private bath, plus a lower-level bedroom room overlooking the water and a nonconforming bunkroom. Four well-kept, two-bedroom guest cabins are positioned around the point, and every cabin faces the lake. Each sleeps up to six and has its own deck, fire ring and dock area. Guests can wake up beside the water, enjoy the lake at their own pace and come together at the main house or around an evening fire. The cabins provide accommodations for up to 24 people beyond the main residence. Approximately 690 feet of shoreline wraps around the property, delivering water views from nearly every building, multiple places to dock and beautiful sunsets across the lake. Mature trees frame the grounds and create an especially striking setting during Minnesota’s fall-color season. A substantial outbuilding provides both cold and dry storage for boats, lake equipment, seasonal furnishings and recreational gear. Enjoy the property simply as an exceptional stand-alone lake home with unusually generous guest accommodations. It is equally suited to several households or a group of friends who want to share one destination while maintaining separate spaces. An investment-minded owner could also investigate possible rental, private retreat or corporate getaway uses, as this was a small resort. This is not merely a home with extra buildings—it is an entire lake setting, with five water-facing places to stay and room to make Block Lake your own.