Cross Streets: Highway 60/ Smoke Lake Landing. ** Directions: Highway 60 east to Km 14 (before the Smoke Lake landing Access Point). Seize this once in a lifetime opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind, drive-to cottage on iconic Smoke Lake, the jewel of Algonquin Park. A rare find indeed! The cottage boasts many outstanding unique features including a charming 1940's log cabin that has been upgraded with all the comforts of home, excellent cell service, 3 sleeping cabins, two covered boat slips large dock, road access, a full septic system, electricity, generator & unparalleled privacy! The Historic log cabin is just steps from the lake, features include; two bedrooms, 3-piece bathroom, kitchen, living/dining room, stone fireplace, pine floors, vaulted ceiling, large windows, expansive lakeside deck and gazebo. Beside the main cottage is the cozy sleeping cabin with a picturesque view of the lake through the large bay window. A second sleeping cabin with a wrap around deck sits on the far end of the shoreline, providing excellent privacy for family & friends. A third sleeping cabin up the hill hosts additional guests or extra storage. Smoke Lake sits just south of Highway 60 at km 14.1 It is a large, deep, clean lake-and is roughly 7 km long and the shoreline spans 38 kms around. Other lakes nearby to explore are Canoe & Tea and Smoke is a gateway to Ragged Lake and the park interior. Algonquin Park is Canada's oldest provincial park (est.1893), with no new lots coming and Crown land as your neighbour. If you want the "inside the park, no more development, wildlife, loons, paddling and 20 hp boating" version of cottaging, Smoke Lake is the classic address for you. There are no commercial operations or campsites on the lake. There is a boat launch on the lake but it can not be seen from this property. Dwight is less than 1/2 hour from the property for groceries, LCBO & amenities. Experience dining at nearby Arowhon Pines, Bartlett Lodge or Killarney Lodge. Find solace & inspiration in the beauty and peacefulness of Algonquin Park just as the iconic Canadian artist Tom Thompson did many years ago (id:27476)
