Homes

The Best of Marquette Living

Hemlock Park now offers you the option to purchase one of our newly constructed homes or to select your finish options using our four model floorplans ranging from 1,216-1,722 square feet. Each home experience will begin by working directly with Veridea Group’s in-house experts to handpick your lot and home features with base pricing for the homes starting at $499,000. 

Hemlock Park is proud to partner with G.E. Builders of Negaunee, MI on the construction of these homes. G.E. has over 25 years of home building experience in the U.P.

Can’t wait for a custom build? Buy one of our newly constructed homes that will be move-in ready in May!

As a Site Condominium Community, you own your home site and also have a shared interest in the remaining 13+ acre wooded conservation preserve that buffers Hemlock Park.

Homes For Sale

Aspen, Lot 26
Sale Price: $576,000
0.25 Acres
Cedar, Lot 25
Sale Price: $499,000
0.26 Acres
Maple, Lot 12
Sale Price: $629,000
0.27 Acres

Lot & Home Options Map

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Hemlock Park lots are single family lots that you can design and build your home on; you own the land and your home.

Site Condominiums are composed of single-family homes and look like a typical subdivision; however, they are governed by sets of rules and a Homeowner’s Association (HOA).

Hemlock Park is a Site Condominium Community, meaning that as a resident of Hemlock Park you own your home site and also have a shared interest in the remaining 13+ acres of the property. This additional land will be designated as a wooded conservation preserve that cannot be further developed.

A nonprofit corporation made up of every lot owner in Hemlock Park, along with a board of directors, who set and uphold rules, conditions, covenants and restrictions for all properties. They also maintain the common element areas and ensure the community runs smoothly. All members of Hemlock Park will pay HOA dues.

Dues for Hemlock Park will be paid quarterly. The 2024-2025 Budget has quarterly dues at $117.83. (Annually this would be $471.31)

The sites are set up with all utility hookups at the curb cut, allowing them to be brought onto your site easily. All utilities will be underground including electricity from the Marquette Board of Light and Power and high-speed fiber optic cable. Water and sewer are through the City of Marquette.

No. Hemlock Drive and Nuthatch Lane will be owned by the City of Marquette who will be responsible for plowing and maintaining them.

You will have three (3) years from the closing date to start construction on your home.

Once construction is started, you have one (1) year to complete it.

Once construction is completed, you have one (1) year to complete landscaping.

One of the roads at Hemlock Park is called Nuthatch Lane named after both the white-breasted and red-breasted Nuthatch birds who are native to the Upper Peninsula. Nuthatches are friendly, active, agile birds known for jamming large nuts and acorns into tree bark and using their bills to “hatch” the seeds. They are also the only bird species in North America that can walk headfirst down a tree!

While red-breasted Nuthatches migrate, the white-breasted Nuthatches stay year-round. Nuthatches symbolize many things including resourcefulness, adaptability, persistence, courage, playfulness, harmony, and transformation.

The forest surrounding Hemlock Park is full of native Eastern Hemlock Trees. Hemlock trees are conifer trees that came to the Great Lakes Region 5,500 years ago, likely from Ontario. They are an important part of the forest, providing shelter and food for deer, squirrels, and birds, and keeping streams cool and clean.
 
Hemlock trees on average grow to 70-100 feet tall and can live for over 500 years, with some reports of trees living to a thousand years. They are often found in cool, wet, and dark forests as they prefer cooler microclimates, and they enjoy humidity.
 
The needles can be brewed into a delicious, Vitamin C-rich tea, with the green springtime needles making the best tea. Native Americans used the bark of the tree to tan their leather and the cambium (the growing part of the trunk) to make bread and soups. Although sometimes confused, in name only, with the Poison Hemlock plant, Eastern Hemlock trees are not toxic to humans.

Hemlock Park will also offer Freewheel, a 39-unit apartment rental option, which started construction in Fall of 2024. Freewheel will not be a part of the Site Condominium and will be owned separately. 

Freewheel will offer quality, upscale one- and two-bedroom suites and include amenities such as underground parking, plentiful storage, bike repair station, and pet friendly features.

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