Rana Rehan - Real Estate

MLS Status: Extension
Occupant: Vacant
Cross Street: Hwy 400 and Muskoka Rd 5
County: Muskoka
Possession: Flexible
Style: Bungalow-Raised
Basement: Partially Finished
Roof: Asphalt Shingle

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About This Property

This brilliantly designed recreational property offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity on Robert's Island, Georgian Bay. Exceptionally built, low-maintenance, 4-season residence on 12+ acres with 1000+ ft of pristine waterfront, just a 10-minute sheltered boat ride from Honey Harbour. The newly constructed 75x6 ft fixed-boardwalk to floating dock accommodates multiple boats, while an electric golf cart provides easy transport up to the main cottage. Spacious and turn-key, this property offers spectacular vistas and an elevated cottage experience, in every sense. Take in the dramatic view from the 30x20 ft composite deck high above Big Dog Channel, or toast spectacular Georgian Bay sunsets from the west-facing screened porch. Inside, vaulted ceilings, wide sliders, skylights and bay windows drench every room in natural light. The impressive chef's kitchen is an entertainer's dream, boasting 2 sinks, side-by-side fridge/freezer, dishwasher, range and island with bar seating. A separate dining area and generous living room provide the perfect environment for family gatherings. The convenient screened-in BBQ area keeps outdoor cooking bug-free. Thoughtfully and meticulously engineered for maximum enjoyment and privacy. Each of the 3 spacious bedrooms has its own ensuite, closet, and a walkout to the wrap-around deck. A full-size main-floor laundry room and copious storage help create a relaxed, livable space. Enjoy peace of mind with low-maintenance Hardie Siding, year-round comfort with in-floor heating, Generac back-up for uninterrupted power. Balancing utility and retreat, the property includes an attached workshop, a classic waterside boathouse, a charming bunkie perfect for an artist's studio, and an older cottage. Come explore this wonderful retreat where nature and architecture exist in perfect harmony.