Cross Streets: North Shore Lane & Arcol Rd. ** Directions: Canonto Rd to Arcol Rd to North Shore Lane. Picture this: coffee on the dock, still water stretching out in front of you, and nearly 800 feet of shoreline to call your own. That's a Tuesday morning here.Tucked at the end of the road on a private 1.23-acre peninsula, this 4-season home sits on one of the region's most sought-after lakes. Palmerston is known for deep, clean water, incredible fishing, and uncrowded shores. Properties like this one do not come up often.Step inside to soaring 12-foot vaulted ceilings finished in cedar tongue and groove, a sunken living room that draws you toward the lake through full patio doors, and an open-concept kitchen and dining area with maple hardwood floors, centre island, and generous cabinetry. The kitchen opens to a large screened porch, the kind of room where families naturally gather for long evenings playing games while the sun sets outside.Two of three bedrooms offer their own patio doors with direct lake views, and the primary bedroom features a recently renovated ensuite bathroom (2021). A new furnace and air conditioning system (2021) keeps you comfortable year-round.Outside, the property feels like your own private park. A newer deck (2022) sits at the water's edge, connected to a floating dock (2023) for swimming and easy boat access off the shoreline. A large detached garage with power gives you serious storage and workshop potential, and a separate bunkie provides overflow sleeping for guests or a quiet workspace away from the main home.Being offered fully furnished and equipped, this is a true turn-key waterfront property. Paddle boards, kayaks, and a canoe are included and ready to go. A 2019 pontoon boat and aluminum fishing boat are also available for purchase, so you can be on the water the day you move in.Located roughly 1.5 hours from both Ottawa and Kingston, this is the kind of place where a family can spend the whole summer, work remotely through the week, and never want to leave. Move in, push off the dock, and don't look back. (id:27476)
