Your Lakefront Arboretum with privacy

•  On of G-cove, nature's seasons quietly cycle uninterrupted.  Its an oasis in every season. In early spring, the ice melts; snows of winters give way to a world greening. Birds begin their nesting and mating patterns; geese fly in, robins return; Baltimore Oriels , thresh, swallows, etc. fly to and from. Blue Heron fly in for fishing. Late spring, flowers and trees have blossomed, getting ready for summer.  Summer evens on the lake are continuous, both socially and in nature.

•  Our cove gives experiences of turtles basking in the sun, ducks swimming, green bull frogs singing, and evening deer. You are merely 30 seconds from wide water boating. One very positive factor about G-cove, you do not experience people stopping to look through binoculars, fishing beside your dock, hear folks yelling at night, or that normal lake traffic.  In winter, kids can ice skate, sled or play hockey on its frozen surface.

• If you seek a "wide water" view, G-Cove is not for you. But G-cove lets you experience several different aspects of lake living.  If you enjoy natural beauty, privacy, quite intimacy and a one-of-a-kind cove living, then G-cove's two family space fits you.

• Please note, G- Cove is due for another dredging, since the last dredge was back in 1997. The pictures show small patches of weeds growing along the shoreline; silt has crept in since the last dredge job. The WLIC controls the run-off water from Scenic Dr. That governing body should be taking action concerning silt containment.

Find the "Trees" on the lot:

•  A row of red oak trees line the North side of the property from Barr Lane to the slough, which is lined with large stone.

• The front lawn has an Emperor Ash, a Hackberry, a White Oak, a Blue Spruce, and a Shagbark Hickory.

• There is a rare Ironwood tree in the front lawn.

• You will find a Basswood/Linden, a Red Maple and a Tulip Tree on the North.

• The lower terrace has an Emperor Ash, a clump of River Burch, and a Blue Spruce.

• The upper terrace has an Emperor Ash, a Sycamore, and a Magnolia tree.
  On the South side, start with three Bradford Pears, then a Michigan red cherry, a Royal Anne cherry, and a Lambert cherry.

• Either side, with uncultivated woods, has redbuds, gray dogwoods, persimmon, and various other native trees.

• Our old dock on G-Cove is a new, custom built dock, 06/2006. It is approved by the WLIC.

 Enjoy the Spring blooming, then fall colors, and the abundant species of birds.
There are great sunsets from your deck;
plus 2007 first snow scenes.

Enjoy one of our sunrises!