Cross Streets: Baragar Rd & Point Road. ** Directions: From Grey Rd 13 (Beaver Valley Rd) turn east onto 12th Concession B, then right/south onto Point Rd, then left/east onto Baragar Rd to property on the right/south. Where the shoreline stretches wide and the seasons play out at your front door, this Lake Eugenia property delivers space, privacy, and four-season fun. At least 180 feet of south-facing shoreline sets the stage for year-round living or your future build. Once an original double lot, this 0.639-acre property is mostly treed and natural, with a forest floor that blends seamlessly into the shoreline. A full-length walkway stretches across the water's edge, set over a stone wall, leading to a dock for deeper-water access. At the west end, a sandy beach with a gentle, shallow entry is perfect for children or relaxed wading. The Viceroy-style bungalow, built in 1968 with a later-added basement, offers a total of five bedrooms and two bathrooms. The main floor features three bedrooms and a five-piece bath, along with a galley kitchen that opens to the dining and living rooms. Expansive windows frame the lake views, and multiple walkouts lead to a wraparound deck, perfect for morning coffee, summer meals, or simply soaking in the scenery. The walkout lower level includes two additional bedrooms, a three-piece bath, and a laundry area, plus a spacious rec room warmed by a propane fireplace with direct access to the outdoors. The main heat source is electric baseboard throughout, and the septic system was replaced in 2021 and a Hy-Grade metal roof in 2006. A detached, uninsulated, oversized double-car garage provides space for vehicles and gear. This property is ideal for those seeking a premium lot with an affordable cottage to enjoy as-is, or for anyone planning to build a custom waterfront retreat now or in the future. Whether your days are spent swimming, paddling, or fishing from your dock, skiing at nearby Beaver Valley Ski Club, or hiking the Bruce Trail, this location offers four seasons of recreation and the rare privacy that comes with such generous frontage on Lake Eugenia. (id:27476)
