Waterfront Gravenhurst Homes(Page 2)

Canal Rd / Boyd Rd Looking For An 4-Season Retreat To Call Your Own? Here Is A Great Opportunity To Enjoy A Waterfront Property! This Charming Cottage Offers A Large Lot, Beautiful Water Views and Ample Parking. Boating And Swimming Off Your Dock In The Summer Or If Winter Fun Is More Your

Cross Streets: Peninsula Point Road & Lauderdale Point Crescent. ** Directions: Highway #11 South of Gravenhurst to Canning Road exit - follow to the water, over blue swing bridge & immediate right on Peninsula Point Road - stay left & follow to end - #3547 Lauderdale Point Crescent on left

Cross Streets: Coopers Falls Road/ Kings River Road. ** Directions: Coopers Falls Road. ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY WITH PRIVATE WATERFALL!! Step into history with this rare opportunity to own a cherished estate on the banks of the Black River. For the first time in 160 years since this

Cross Streets: United Church Camp Ln/Torpitt Rd. ** Directions: Hwy 11/S Sparrow Lake Rd/Torpitt Rd. EXPLORE, RELAX, ENJOY - 1.3 PRIVATE ACRES OF MUSKOKA BEAUTY WITH DEEDED SPARROW LAKE ACCESS & ENDLESS NATURE AT YOUR DOORSTEP! Imagine waking up surrounded by the sights and sounds of Muskoka,

Hwy 11/S Sparrow Lake Rd/Torpitt Rd EXPLORE, RELAX, ENJOY - 1.3 PRIVATE ACRES OF MUSKOKA BEAUTY WITH DEEDED SPARROW LAKE ACCESS & ENDLESS NATURE AT YOUR DOORSTEP! Imagine waking up surrounded by the sights and sounds of Muskoka, where 1.3 acres of peaceful forested land and striking Muskoka

Cross Streets: Hwy 169. ** Directions: Hwy 169 - Mckenzie Rd - #1078. Captivating south-western exposure in a quiet bay with a diligently cared for, year-round dwelling with an additional guest cabin on the picturesque waters of Lake Muskoka. Step into this delightful home or cottage that features

Cross Streets: Walker's Point/Bradley. ** Directions: Hwy 169 to Walker's Point to Bradley Rd. - S.O.P. Welcome to your Muskoka getaway at Walkers Point in a quiet bay that looks out to Browning Island. This beautifully maintained year round cottage on Lake Muskoka, one of the largest and