Cross Streets: Robert Street West & Champlain Road. ** Directions: Hwy 93 follow to Main Street, Turn left onto Robert Street West, Turn right onto Champlain Road, Right hand side, # 339 SOP. This is one of a kind! Some properties simply exist in a category of their own. This extraordinary waterfront estate along the shores of Georgian Bay is precisely that - an irreplaceable waterfront property. Spanning just over two acres of private, meticulously manicured grounds, the estate boasts nearly 240 feet of shoreline along Penetanguishene Harbour. It offers a rare sense of scale and privacy that is almost impossible to find today. The residence itself feels like something out of a storybook. Dramatic rooflines, soaring peaks, expansive windows, and graceful arches establish an immediate sense of permanence and romance. Inside, you will find over 6,000 square feet of beautifully proportioned living space designed to draw the outdoors in. The home features three bedrooms, a dedicated hobby room, and a spectacular second-floor lookout that frames panoramic views of the water. For effortless convenience, a separate recreation room walk-up connects the basement directly to the garage. Outside, the estate transforms into a private sanctuary. Mature trees, tailored stonework, and expansive lawns lead down to the water, while a massive rear patio serves as the ultimate backdrop for entertaining or watching the sunrise. The property is exceptionally well-equipped for an active lakeside lifestyle, featuring both an attached two-car garage and a detached two-car garage. Down by the water, you will find a private boathouse alongside ample room to install a custom dock. Practical features include an 8-zone underground sprinkler system feeds directly from the lake via the boathouse, keeping the lawns vibrant and a dedicated gas line is ready for your outdoor BBQ setup and backup battery for the sump pump. This is more than just a home; it is a rare alignment of architecture, land, and water. Opportunities like this do not come around twice. (id:27476)
