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Lake Lapeer- Private All Sports Lake


Lake Lapeer is approximately 360 acres- a private all sports lake in southern Lapeer County MI.

Home sales on Lake Lapeer in 2022 were actually up from the previous year- 8 sales vs 5 sales in 2021. Prices in 2022 ranged from $490,000-$645,000. 2021 saw some of the higher priced home sell with prices ranging from $400,000-$3,100,000 with 2 of the 5 sales over a million.

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