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Lake Michie

North Carolina

2Listings$240K-$400K$640KTotal Value
Lake Michie, North Carolina

Also known by the name None, Lake Michie real estate is considered a tight inventory market for lake homes and lake lots in North Carolina.

There are typically very few lake homes for sale on Lake Michie​ at any given time. The lake will usually have very few lake lots and land for sale.

This lake is a mid-sized North Carolina lake and has a shoreline of 16 miles.

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About Lake Michie

Durham County

Northern Durham County is home to the village of Lake Michie, which is surrounded by towns like Butner and Rougemont.

Residents of Lake Michie can go shopping at Cross Creek in Durham and eat at Hawthorne and Wood and El Jefecito.

Average Size, with Amazing Experiences

As a medium-sized lake with 480 acres, Lake Michie is ideal for those who want to feel alone while yet having access to a lot of room.

Although swimming is prohibited in the lake, locals are still able to boat, kayak, canoe, fish, and unwind on the shore. Along with bull catfish, mud catfish, channel catfish, flathead catfish, blue catfish, chain pickerel, longnose gar, and other species, this region offers some of the best largemouth bass fishing.

An ADA-accessible boathouse, a pier, and a canoe/kayak launch are located near the lake.

The Quaint Surroundings of Rougemont

Rougemont offers a variety of options if you're seeking for things to do ashore. Residents may take in the historical sites by visiting Castle Mont Rouge or the Dukes of Hazzard museum. For even more pleasure, take the little journey to Raleigh for those who want to see a larger city.

Visit Raleigh

Raleigh, the state capital of North Carolina, has a variety of attractions!

The first public park in North Carolina was Pullen Park, which remains a wonderful spot for families with small children to spend the day outside. Rental paddle boats, carousel rides, playgrounds, train rides, and more are available at this park.

Numerous museums, including the North Carolina Museum of Art, the Museum of Natural Sciences, and the Marbles Kids Museum, are situated in Raleigh.

Exploring downtown Raleigh is a fantastic way to experience the city. Jimmy V's Osteria + Bar, Mulino Italian Kitchen & Bar, and 10th & Terrace for cocktails overlooking the lovely city lights are just a few of the fantastic and delectable dining options nearby.

Visit Crabtree Valley Mall or North Hills if you want to enjoy Raleigh's fantastic shopping environment.

Essentials

If ever in need of medical attention Central Regional Hospital in Butner is conveniently located 15 minutes away via Old Oxford Rd.

Whether you’re traveling near or far Raleigh-Durham International Airport is just under an hour away!

Small Town Full of Heart

Those seeking a small community where they can reconnect with nature will enjoy living at Lake Michie.

Overview

  • 16mi. of Shoreline
  • 26ft. Avg. Depth
  • 75ft. Deepest Depth
  • Dam Name
    None
  • Year Built
    1926
  • Ownership
    Public
  • Acreage
    408
  • Public Boat Ramps
    1
  • Water Level
    Full Pool Year Round

Information

  • Counties: Durham County
  • Fish: Blue Catfish, Channel Catfish, Flathead Catfish, Largemouth Bass
  • Condos available (No)
  • Interesting facts: Not only does Lake Michie provide the city drinking water but up until 1960 the lake supplied hydroelectric power to the city.
  • History: The City of Durham built Lake Michie in 1926 to serve as a water supply, primarily fed by Flat River.