The Beach House is a guest house that is about 850 sq ft of living space that sits behind a main house on the property. Conveniently located within walking distance to the sugar sands of Van's Beach (about 1.5 blocks away) or to the town of Leland, the Beach House is its own building with its own entrance (see pics). It’s a one bedroom with a new queen bed, washer and dryer, large bathroom and living space along with a sweet little kitchen equipped with a new microwave, new refrigerator, coffee maker and some plates, cups and mugs.

Check out the Little Red Beach House that is located directly behind this house. Need more space? The Little Red House is about 1,500 sq ft of living space. It’s a two bedroom home and can be rented together for visitors who need more space - property #2973497. If you want BOTH spaces, act quickly - inquire and once payment is made, we will secure the listing for both spaces.

It is new to VRBO so be our guest. It's a short walk to the town of Leland, to the beach, to lunch across the street at Trish's Dishes, dinner at The Cove (our family favorite) or any of the other restaurants in Fishtown, peruse the local book store, fish in the historical Fishtown, grab fresh fish from Carlson's, view beautiful art from one of the many galleries. If you want to cook, feel free to walk to the Merc to pick up some groceries and come back to the Beach House. Be sure to grab a chair and walk to Van's beach for a stunning sunset or stroll along the waters of Lake Michigan.

The place is ideal for a couple with the single bedroom that has a new Queen bed. The backyard is communal and well equipped to grill or relax. It’s a shared space shared with the Little Red Beach House property - the two properties are located 10 steps from one another. The front yard is fenced off and is exclusively for use by those who stay in the Little Red House - VRBO property #2973497.

Are you a history buff? Look on the main house and the guest house for the LVFD (Leland Volunteer Fire Department) medals. These medals are known as fire insurance marks used in the 18th and 19th centuries to “mark” the front of homes and buildings to indicate which building were insured and by which insurance company’s firefighters.

If you are looking for a clean place to stay that is conveniently located to all that Leland has to offer, this is your place.

We have a three night minimum.