Union Township home appraisals
Union Township is the least populous township in Grand Traverse County, with 514 people in 2020. Much of it is Pere Marquette State Forest, and the north and south branches of the Boardman River meet here. Lake homes at Jacks Landing on Rennie Lake and rural houses on wooded parcels near public land make up most of the market.
Four mailing addresses, one quiet township
Union Township lies in the east of Grand Traverse County, against the Kalkaska County line. It covers 36 square miles, almost all of it land, and sits at about 889 feet. Homes here carry Fife Lake, Kingsley, South Boardman or Traverse City mailing addresses, depending on the road. The township holds the main source of the Boardman River. Housing is spread thin, with about 324 units across the whole township.
State forest and the Boardman River forks
Public land shapes this market. Wikipedia notes that much of the township is protected by the Traverse City Management Unit of the Pere Marquette State Forest, and the north and south branches of the Boardman River meet here. There are no state trunkline highways, though US 131 passes within 600 feet of the southeast corner. Jacks Landing, on Rennie Lake, is the named community in the northwest. The mean commute was 31.3 minutes in ACS 2020 to 2024. A 2015 county tax report lists Kingsley, Forest Area and Traverse City Area Public Schools districts in the township.
Areas, lakes and neighborhoods in this file
- Jacks Landing
- Boardman River forks
- Pere Marquette State Forest
Landmarks around Union Township
- Rennie LakeInland lake
- Spider LakeInland lake