$165,000 , 4 bedrooms, 1 full baths, 1 half baths, 1,530 square feet     Matt Mulder | Keller Williams Realty | (269) 207-4712 10474 29th St S, Scotts, MI Traditional family home-Gas Fireplace-Dining room sliding glass doors-Laundry room-Master walk in closet-Backyard Deck 4BR/1+1BA Single Family House   offered at $165,000 Year Built 1997 Sq Footage 1,530 Bedrooms 4 Bathrooms 1 full, 1 partial Floors 2 Parking 2 Car garage Lot Size 1 acres HOA/Maint $0 per month DESCRIPTION Great family home in quiet neighborhood, close to school bus stop, and backed by farmland-Living room is large with a gas fireplace and arched entryway that opens to the nice sized dining room where you can enjoy family time and sliding glass doors that lead to the awesome backyard deck-Kitchen has a snackbar, pant... 09/03/2013

$275,000 , 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 0 half baths, 1,196 square feet     Matt Mulder | Keller Williams Realty | (269) 207-4712 7680 N Indian Lake Dr, Scotts, MI Lakefront Property-Open Floor Plan-Fireplace-Raised Deck-Walkout Basement-Family Room-2 Car Garage-Boathouse 3BR/2BA Single Family House   offered at $275,000 Year Built 1977 Sq Footage 1,196 Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms 2 full, 0 partial Floors 1 Parking 2 Car garage Lot Size 0.29 acres HOA/Maint $0 per month DESCRIPTION Beautiful Indian Lake Front property-This Great Home features over 2,000 square feet of Finished Living space-Open Floor Plan between Kitchen, Living Room w/ Gas Log Fireplace, and Dining Room w/Glass Slider that leads to the Outside Raised Deck. Upstairs also offers good sized bedrooms, including the Large Master tha... 07/26/2013

A 'Shoe Tree' grows in Scotts, Michigan.  I saw it, and took pictures!  I was out showing properties a few months ago in the rural community of Scotts, Michigan and encountered a ‘Shoe Tree' over hanging the road.  Obviously a teenage prank, likely a group of kids at the local high school or something strung a whole bunch of shoes together and gave them the good old fling.  What impressed me most was how high they were up there.  They had to be a good 15 to 20 feet up above the road.  Take a look at these photos, and tell me what you think.  You probably have encountered these ‘Shoe trees' in some area in your travels as well.  I always attribute it to Hollywood inspiring the youth to do pranks.  I think the ‘Shoe Tree' or tossing of shoes over power lines was featured popularly in the ... 01/16/2011