Cross Streets: Hwy 60 & Limberlost Road. ** Directions: Hwy 60 to Limberlost Rd. to Walker Lake Drive. A rare opportunity to own one of Muskoka's most unique waterfront compounds. Set on approx. 14 acres with over 700 feet of pristine shoreline, Walker Lake offers an exceptional blend of privacy, recreation, and flexibility. Whether envisioned as a multi-generational family retreat, corporate getaway, waterfront estate, or hospitality venture, the possibilities are as expansive as the property itself. At the heart of the property is the extensively renovated Main Lodge, offering generous gathering spaces, comfortable accommodations, and beautiful views of the lake. Six additional guest cottages are thoughtfully positioned throughout the property, creating ample space for family, friends, or guests while maintaining a sense of privacy and connection to nature. The waterfront experience is exceptional, featuring a sand beach, deep water, multiple docks, and all-day sun with spectacular sunset views. Three docks provide opportunities for both social gatherings and quiet lakeside escapes. Canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and swimming are all enjoyed right from the shoreline. Years of thoughtful improvements have enhanced the property's comfort, functionality, and long-term appeal while preserving the timeless Muskoka character that makes it so special. Extensive renovations throughout the Main Lodge and cottages allow the next owner to begin enjoying the property immediately. Walker Lake is currently home to an established seasonal resort operation, providing the opportunity to generate income while enjoying the property as a private family compound. Additional information about the resort can be found at WalkerLakeResort.com. Ideally located within easy reach of Huntsville, Algonquin Provincial Park, Arrowhead Provincial Park, golf courses, ski hill, and countless recreational amenities, Walker Lake offers a rare opportunity to create a legacy property where family and friends can gather, reconnect, and build traditions for generations to come. (id:27476)
