MLS # 250683
250683
$779,000
Sale
Single Family Residence
Bungalow
RESIDENTIAL
25031 McClelland Drive
Spirit Lake
IA
51360
2
2
1
1
1
1285
8981
Detached
2
Big Spirit Lake
Lake
54
3014
2024
Spirit Lake
1960
Negotiable
Dock, Driveway-Gravel, Patio
Ceiling Fan(s), Eat-in Kitchen, Kitchen Center Island, Main Floor Bedrooms, Main Floor Laundry, Pantry, Tiled Floors
Dishwasher, Range/Stove, Refrigerator
Water Heater-Elec
Forced Air
Public/City
Public Sewer
Central
Breakers
None
None
Frame/Wood
Vinyl Siding
RE/MAX Lakes Realty, Jason Grinnen (712.330.2112)
250605
3
2
1,988
250618
2
2
1,976
250625
3
3
2,443
250357
3
2
2,024
250902
3
3
1,898
250931
2
3
1,910
Licensed In Iowa Each Office Independently Owned And Operated.
The Family Diner is Spirit Lake, IA is a local favorite! They offer up a large portion for small money, but whether you come early or late you may be in for a wait. With homemade bread and the largest sausage patty you have seen, The Family Diner is consistently delicious. They are open only for breakfast and lunch and closed two days a week. In my former career at Stylecraft, the family diner was definately a favorite when our friends would visit from North Carolina. They were always inpressed with the bread and rolls and corn beef hash.
New to Spirit Lake is Lisa's Bakery. We have heard wonderful reviews of her caramel and cinnamon rolls and has a variety of other bakery goods. Set up for convenience, Lisa’s Bakery also offers a variety of take and bake meals for the busy working family or a nice break for the stay at home mom who wants a healthy satisfying meal for her family without having to be in the kitchen for hours. This place is all about convenience with a new fun twist on getting home cooked meals from Lisa's table to yours.
Separated from the rest of the Iowa Great Lakes, Big Spirit has a lot to offer. Big Spirit is actually located in Iowa and in Minnesota. This quiet setting offers a number of different lake views as well as access to fantastic fishing. While your are there, stop at the Spirit Lake Fish Hatchery. Every year they use gillnetting to catch and release walleye, muskie and pike using each fish to help breed a new batch of fish for the year. Often times the DNR catches very large fish and put them on display in one of their many fish tanks. The DNR professionals harvest fish eggs and release them after they hatch. Stop by and see the in the Spring, you will not be disappointed.
