Cross Streets: Kennisis Lake Road and Growler Lake Road. ** Directions: Kennisis Lake Road + Growler Lake Road. Imagine owning 3500 sq ft of living space on 45.53 acres of Haliburton Forest and 520 ft of water frontage. Wake each morning to the whisper of wind through towering trees and Growler Lakes mirror surface reflecting the morning light. This isn't just a cottage; it's your gateway to life at nature's pace, where every sunset paints the sky. Wildlife roams freely and mature trees stand guard. Autumn brings crimson and gold, winter creates a snow-covered wonderland, spring awakens with birdsong, and summer invites lake adventures. Currently under a Managed Forest Plan, this land can be your legacy. The lake is ideal for morning swims, afternoon paddle boarding, and evening kayaking. The substantial 40-foot dock is perfect for diving, fishing, or simply enjoying coffee while loons call across the water. The thoughtful layout of this 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom home balances comfort with connection. A great room anchors each level. The open-concept kitchen features quartz countertops and backsplash, with breakfast bar seating. A window-walled 3 season porch captures views of natural surroundings and serves as alternative dining space. Each bedroom is generously sized, offering personal retreats. Two 44-foot lake-facing decks create multiple outdoor living areas. The upper deck features glass paneling and an electric awning and the lower one stays naturally shaded, perfect for escaping summer heat. An Opel low-emission fireplace and Napoleon wood stove provide warmth and ambiance. The west-facing orientation delivers spectacular sunsets every day so you can watch the sky transform from blue to pink to orange to purple, painting the lake in changing colors for your own private daily show. This isn't just a cottage; it's the setting for the life you want to live. Host memorable gatherings, create family traditions, and discover the peace that comes with owning a piece of paradise. Your escape is waiting. Welcome home to Growler Lake. (id:27476)
