A rare opportunity to secure one of Lake Muskoka's most exceptional waterfront properties. This 3.49-acre parcel offers approximately 800 feet of pristine shoreline, all-day sun exposure, and sweeping lake views from northeast through south. Ideally situated just before the Acton Island Bridge between Bala and Port Carling, this unique offering combines scale, privacy, existing infrastructure, and exceptional future potential.
The shoreline captures the essence of Muskoka with a sandy beach entry, dramatic granite outcroppings perfect for evening fires, and deep water docking capable of accommodating oversized or antique wooden boats. The substantial four-slip boathouse (two 36-ft slips and two 30-ft slips), complete with seasonal living accommodations above and owned lakebed beneath, provides outstanding boat storage, waterfront entertaining space, and the long-term value of a legal non-conforming oversized two-storey boathouse.
The former cottage has been removed, creating a blank canvas for your dream waterfront residence of up to approximately 7,000 sq ft. Valuable infrastructure is already in place, including hydro service, established driveway, septic system, lake-fed water supply, internet connectivity, a fully insulated and heated garage/workshop, plus a second detached garage previously used as a woodworking shop. Previously enjoyed as a year-round residence, the property offers an exceptional opportunity to create a landmark Lake Muskoka estate.
The generous frontage and lot dimensions may offer future severance potential, while the property's commercial zoning may permit reduced waterfront setbacks. Buyers should verify zoning provisions, setbacks, and permitted uses with the municipality.
Whether envisioned as a private family retreat, multi-generational compound, or legacy waterfront estate, the essential elements are already in place - remarkable land, outstanding shoreline, and valuable infrastructure. Your dream awaits.
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