Lake Market Data
Selkirk Lake
Homes along Selkirk Lake in Shelbyville.
Median sold price
There are not enough recent sales on Selkirk Lake to publish a reliable figure. We only publish this where there are at least three closed sales in the trailing year.
5 recorded sales on Selkirk Lake below, each with its frontage.
Selkirk Lake market stats
- Homes for sale
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- Median list price
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- Homes sold
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- Trailing 12 months
- Months of supply
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- Median days on market
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- Homes for sale now
The lake
About Selkirk Lake
Selkirk Lake is 94 acres in Allegan County, in the Rabbit River watershed, with a Shelbyville address. Its hydrology is the thing worth knowing: the lake has no natural outlet. A drain installed in the 2010s carries excess water north to Indian Lake and on into the Rabbit River, so what the level does here is partly a managed question rather than purely a natural one. On a lake you are buying frontage on, that is worth understanding before you buy rather than after.
The watershed draining into it is small — about 533 acres — and the ground around it is glacial outwash sand and gravel sitting just east of an end moraine. There is a DNR boating access site on the southern shoreline, off 125th Avenue.
It is a small market with few homes and little turnover, so the closed record below is a better guide than current inventory, which is often nothing at all.
On the market now
Nothing is for sale on Selkirk Lake today.
Lakes this size go quiet for months at a time. The sales record below is the full history either way. Browse every waterfront home for sale.
What's on the market, and what sold.
Median sold price over time
Selkirk Lake, 2016 to 2025
$259,500 to $330,000, a change of 27% across 25 quarterly readings.
Each point is the median of closed sales in the twelve months ending that quarter. Dashed stretches are quarters with fewer than eight sales — measured, but too thin to publish a figure for.
Recent sales
Every sale behind the number
Closed waterfront sales on Selkirk Lake over the last three years, with the frontage each one reported and the resulting price per foot. Only sales in the trailing twelve months feed the published median; the rest are listed so the full sales history can be checked.
| Closed | Address | Close price | Frontage | $ / front ft | In index |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 3, 2025 | 2580 Seymour Shelbyville | $668,000 | 55 ft | $12,145 | older |
| Jun 26, 2025 | 2655 SELKIRK LAKE Shelbyville | $330,000 | 75 ft | $4,400 | older |
| Aug 23, 2024 | 2687 Selkirk Lake Shelbyville | $325,000 | 77 ft | $4,221 | older |
| Jul 15, 2024 | 2566 Seymour Shelbyville | $800,000 | 53 ft | $15,094 | older |
| Mar 13, 2024 | 2624 Seymour Shelbyville | $329,900 | 50 ft | $6,598 | older |
Sales marked older closed before the current twelve-month index window. Sales marked outlier fall inside it but sit outside the statistical fence — a short frontage under an expensive house produces a very high figure per foot, and that number describes the house rather than the shoreline. Both are listed rather than hidden so the median can be checked against the full record.
Sale data from the MLS, deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Sold alerts
Know what sells on Selkirk Lake.
Every time a home closes on Selkirk Lake, I'll email you the address, what it asked, what it actually sold for, and how long it sat. That is the whole email.
No newsletter, no drip sequence, no “just checking in.” If you ever want out, every email has a one-click unsubscribe.
How this figure is calculated
The price-per-front-foot figure is the median closed sale price divided by feet of water frontage, for homes that sold on Selkirk Lake in the trailing twelve months.
Listings with reported frontage outside 20 to 1,500 feet are excluded as data-entry error, and statistical outliers are trimmed before the median is calculated. We publish this figure only where there are at least eight qualifying sales in the window — below that, the sample is too small to be reliable.
Data comes from the MLS and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Owning on the water
The things nobody explains before you buy.
Written for Selkirk Lake and every other lake around here — what the law actually says, and which office to call for the part that varies lake by lake.
- Riparian rights and docksWhat owning to the water actually lets you do, and who else may have a recorded right to your shoreline.
- All-sports and no-wake rules“All-sports” is not a legal category. Where the rules really come from, and how to check one lake.
- Legal lake levels and assessmentsWhy a dam, a court order and a line on your winter tax bill are the same story.
- Associations and deeded accessThree different things get called “the lake association”, and only some of them can bill you.
- Waterfront septic and wellsMichigan has no statewide septic code. On a converted cottage this is the inspection that matters.
- Lake Michigan shorelineGreat Lakes frontage follows different rules — including who can legally walk your beach.
Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. © 2026 MichRIC LLC. All rights reserved. Data last updated October 8, 2026. Real estate listings held by brokerage firms other than PREMIERE Group · Real Broker, LLC are marked with the MichRIC logo.