Lot
Freehold
Heating
Other Wood
District
Bracebridge
Set on the tranquil Muskoka River in Bracebridge, this beautifully maintained traditional cedar Panabode cottage blends timeless Muskoka charm with thoughtful modern upgrades. Tucked away at the end of a quiet road, it offers exceptional privacy in a peaceful setting where pride of ownership is immediately evident. Situated on over 1 acre with 130+ feet of shoreline and desirable southern exposure, the property enjoys all-day sun. Mature trees, curated gardens, and hand-built rock walls create a natural yet beautifully maintained setting. A bright Muskoka Room with Weather Master windows extends the living space and captures river views for three-season enjoyment. A new Hearthstone Starlet wood stove adds cozy ambiance and efficient heat for cooler evenings. Adding to its rustic charm are a 2-piece bathroom and outdoor shower, enhancing the authentic Muskoka lifestyle. The main cottage offers 1 bedroom, complemented by a newly built Amish bunkie (2024) for guests or flexible use, and a new Amish shed (2023) for additional storage. The waterfront is thoughtfully designed for all ages, featuring a custom self-levelling floating dock with shoreline roller ramp. Enjoy deep water off the dock for swimming, boating, and diving, along with a shallow entry area ideal for children. Fishing, canoeing & kayaking are perfect ways to enjoy this peaceful stretch of river, where chirping birds and rustling trees replace loud boat traffic. The expansive flat land offers room for family gatherings, camping, RV'ing, and outdoor games. The property is notably high and dry, and even during some of the worst flooding this year, the land and cottage remained flood-free. Key upgrades include underground hydro service and a new pump house. A turnkey offering accommodating 7 people comfortably, this riverfront retreat requires nothing more than moving in and enjoying over an acre of waterfront living at the end of a quiet road | sun-filled, serene, and ready for immediate enjoyment. (id:374)
