Acme home appraisals
Acme Township sits on the East Arm of Grand Traverse Bay, where US 31 meets M-72, and had 4,456 people in 2020. Bay frontage, condos at Grand Traverse Resort and Spa, suburban lots in Holiday Hills and old cherry ground drive home values. Grand Traverse County's median owner occupied value was $339,400 for 2020 to 2024.
Acme, Yuba and Holiday Hills
Acme itself is the crossroads where US 31 and M-72 meet on the bay. Fivemile Corner grew up where Five Mile Road and Holiday Road met the old highway. Next to it, the suburban Holiday Hills area spills south into East Bay Township. Yuba sits on US 31 in the north, on the way to Elk Rapids. Bates, settled in 1891 about three miles east on M-72, is now a ghost town. The whole township covers 25.3 square miles, nearly all of it land.
Bay shoreline, resort condos and open land
The bay shoreline along US 31 is the main draw. The township and the Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy bought more than 6 acres with 1,300 feet of shoreline for Bayside Park, with a goal of a mile of public shore. Grand Traverse Resort and Spa sits on about 900 acres with three golf courses and condos beside the fairways and on East Bay. Part of the township is in the Grand Traverse Reservation. Parts of Acme are in Elk Rapids Schools, so check the district for each address.
Areas, lakes and neighborhoods in this file
- Acme
- Yuba
- Fivemile Corner
- Holiday Hills
- Grand Traverse Resort
- Bayside Park
Landmarks around Acme
- John Pulcipher HouseNational Register of Historic Places
- Traverse City State ParkState park on East Bay