Pellston home appraisals
Pellston straddles the Maple River and McKinley township line and is home to Pellston Regional Airport, where Delta flies to Detroit. The village's census median owner value was $121,000 for 2020 to 2024. Zillow's Pellston index read $235,245 in September 2026, up 6.0% year over year.
An airport village on US 31
US 31 runs through downtown Pellston, about 18 miles south of Mackinaw City and 20 miles northeast of Petoskey. Interstate 75 is about 10 miles east. Pellston Regional Airport sits inside the village, and Indian Trails buses stop here on routes to St. Ignace and East Lansing. The Pellston Historical Society Museum keeps the town's story. The village peaked at 1,089 people in 1910 and had 774 in 2020. Pellston Public Schools serves the area.
Ice Box of the Nation
Pellston carries the nickname for its cold, with a record low of 37 below zero set in January and February. The airport sits inside the village. Just east, in Cheboygan County, the University of Michigan Biological Station has worked on about 10,000 acres along Douglas Lake since 1909. Heating systems, insulation and winter access matter more in a market this cold, and they are worth noting in any report.
Areas, lakes and neighborhoods in this file
- McKinley Township
- Maple River Township
- Center Township
- Brutus
- Levering
- Van
- Ely
- Pellston Regional Airport area
Landmarks around Pellston
- Douglas LakeInland lake
- Maple RiverRiver
Common questions
Which school district serves Pellston and Brutus?
Is Levering part of the Pellston market?
Sources
- Wikipedia: Pellston, Michigan
- Census Reporter: Pellston village
- Zillow: Pellston home values (Sep 2026)
- Census Reporter: McKinley Township
- Census Reporter: Maple River Township
- Wikipedia: McKinley Township
- Wikipedia: Maple River Township
- Wikipedia: Center Township
- WFMK: Ely, Center Township
- Wikipedia: Brutus, Michigan
- Wikipedia: Levering, Michigan
- Zillow: Levering home values (Sep 2026)
- Wikipedia: University of Michigan Biological Station