Boyne City is perched on the tip of Lake Charlevoix and just down a country road from Boyne Mountain. Surrounded by rolling hills and breathtaking vistas, this unassuming getaway is close enough for easy access but just far enough off the beaten track to have retained its small-town sensibilities over the years.

Early morning meetings here tend to involve black coffee, an old trawler and the promise of fresh trout for dinner. Hot summer afternoons may call for an folding chair, a cold beverage and a dog-eared paperback. Front porch rockers get a lot of use up here; your Blackberry®, not so much. You get the idea.

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Painstakingly planned to blend seamlessly with the charm and history of Boyne City, One Water will offer a chance for other lucky folks to call this Up-North oasis home, too. Situated right at Lake Charlevoix’s shore, One Water will return one of the prettiest spots in the city back to a place that can be enjoyed by residents and visitors alike. Planned at the site of an old abandoned hotel, One Water will include a small row of awning-adorned shops, a tantalizing restaurant, a first-class 24-slip marina, and a 37-room hotel.

Perhaps best of all, 17 of the hotel’s rooms will be upper-story condominium suites. Comfortably appointed with all the comforts of home (and maybe a tad more), these residences will be managed by an experienced resort property that knows just what it takes to escape from it all – including housekeeping, grocery shopping and laundry services, to name a few. Think of it as being ‘turn-key’ ready each time you head Up-North.

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So throw some comfortable clothes in a knapsack,
hook up the boat, round up the kids,
and visit a place where Small Town USA
is doing just fine, thank you.

We promise you won’t miss that Blackberry one bit.