Cross Streets: Hwy 7 & Henderson Rd. ** Directions: From Hwy 7, head North on Henderson Rd, turn left on Blue Heron Ridge. 1718 is the second last house on the road. Step onto the deck with your morning coffee, listen to the loons, and watch the mist lift off Kennebec Lake. This is what you bought a cottage country home for. Tucked at the end of a quiet, privately maintained road, 1718 Blue Heron Ridge is a custom raised bungalow with 4,000 square feet of finished living space, built for the way families actually live, with room to spread out, host the grandkids, or set up multi-generational living without anyone tripping over each other. The main floor opens up under a vaulted pine ceiling, anchored by wide-plank oak floors and a kitchen that earns its keep: oversized island, granite counters, farmhouse sink, and patio doors that spill onto a freshly rebuilt deck. A wood-burning fireplace warms the living room. A den with custom cabinetry and a dedicated home office mean working from the lake is a real option, not a fantasy. The primary suite is generous, with a luxurious ensuite and walk-in closet. An indoor hot tub looks out over the water, and the second bathroom hides a full cedar sauna. Downstairs, the walkout lower level adds two more bedrooms, a full bath, family room, games area, wet bar, cold room, and all the storage and hobby space you've been wishing for. The detached double garage includes a 30 by 9 woodworking shop for the maker in the family, plus a dedicated wood storage structure to keep the season's supply dry and close to hand. Outside, a landscaped acre of perennial gardens, extensive decking, and a ridgeline gazebo make the yard feel like a private resort. Off the end of the dock: deep, clean swimming water. Major updates since 2020 include the kitchen, bathrooms, exterior and patio doors, all three decks, a new AC, and seven new windows in 2026. Road association fee is just $400 per year. One hour to Kingston, two to Ottawa, three to downtown Toronto. Book your private tour before someone else calls it home. (id:27476)
