1837 PORT CUNNINGTON ROAD (X12102319)

About the Property

Elevate your lakeside lifestyle to unparalleled heights along Lake of Bays's coveted shores. Ideally situated with sought-after southern exposure, this remarkable property boasts the distinction of two separately deeded parcels, combining for an expansive 9 acres (5.74a & 3.28a) and an impressive 537' of frontage (332' and 205'). Relish in the ultimate privacy or explore the possibility of crafting a second cottage on the adjacent property. Upon entering the main cottage, you'll love the sunlit kitchen with exquisite finishes and built-in appliances. The open-concept layout is a dream for those who love to entertain and the spacious sunroom offers additional space for your guests where they can soak in the mesmerizing lake views. This multi-level cottage ingeniously provides a thoughtful separation between the guest bedrooms, owners retreat and living space. The primary bedroom suite is perfectly tucked away, featuring a full ensuite bathroom, a walk-in closet, and a private balcony, affording you a personal retreat that's second to none. The two additional bedrooms are located on the lower level, each with lake views and access to a full guest bathroom and a walkout from the family room to the lakeside. An independent secondary cottage is mere steps away, equipped with a full kitchen, a 3-piece bathroom, and two bedrooms, ensuring ample accommodations for your guests or family. At the water's edge, a shallow, sandy entry to Lake of Bays beckons individuals of all ages, providing a safe and inviting place to wade into the crystal-clear waters. The extensive composite dock is your gateway to endless days basking in the warm sun, and as a bonus, a 2-storey boathouse not only safeguards your watercraft but also offers extra storage or accommodations. Completing this splendid package is a new single-car garage with large studio or gym space. Whether you aspire to make this your permanent residence or seasonal retreat, this property leaves no desire unfulfilled. (id:48047)