St. Ignace home appraisals
At the north end of the Mackinac Bridge, St. Ignace is the county seat and a ferry port for Mackinac Island. Zillow's typical home value hit $247,995 in September 2026, up 10.3% year over year. The 2020 to 2024 ACS put the city's median owner value at $132,200. The city had 2,306 residents in 2020.
City lots and township acreage
The city covers 2.65 square miles, and Point St. Ignace takes up its southern half. St. Ignace Township wraps around it to the north with about 97 square miles of land plus part of Lake Huron. The ACS put the township median owner value at $179,400, well above the city figure. A house on a downtown lot and one on acreage up the shore seldom work as comps for each other.
Bridge traffic and ferry docks
Shepler's Ferry and the Mackinac Island Ferry Company both sail to Mackinac Island from St. Ignace. I-75 comes off the 26,372 foot Mackinac Bridge, open since November 1, 1957, and runs through town, and US-2 ends here at I-75. St. Anthony's Rock stands in the center of town and Castle Rock about three miles north. Zillow showed typical values up 10.3% in the year to September 2026, ahead of the 7.9% county pace.
Areas, lakes and neighborhoods in this file
- Point St. Ignace
- Downtown St. Ignace
- East Moran Bay
- Evergreen Shores
- Chain Lake
- Castle Rock
- Rabbit's Back
- Straits State Park
- St. Ignace Township
Landmarks around St. Ignace
- Straits State ParkState park
- Father Marquette National MemorialMemorial
- Castle RockLimestone stack
- St. Ignace to Trout Lake TrailTrail
- Mackinac Bridge WalkAnnual Labor Day walk