Lake Rosseau Four Seasons Gorgeous Pine Log Home
Rosseau, Ontario, Muskoka, Parry Sound
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- 3Bedrooms
- 2Bathrooms
- 6Guests
- 6Parking Spots
- 241 m2Building Size
- 2 weeksMinimum Stay
Stunning Four Seasons all Pine log home is majestic and relaxing the minute you arrive. <p>
Fantastic SOUTHERN EXPOSURE on LAKE ROSSEAU provides sun on the decks and docks all day long through sunset. Cascading Oak, Birch and Pine trees provide shade on the upper and lower decks of the cottage. The cottage is golden Pine wood inside and out, beautifully maintained, cathedral ceilings, with wood beams. Large windows provide lake view while maintaining privacy. <p>
The cottage is located at the top of Lake Rosseau in Sucker Bay (part of Morgan Bay). Sucker Bay is one of the most coveted areas in Muskoka. The area is know for its minimal boat traffic, great for water skiing and sports, evening boat cruise, canoe or paddle boat ride, and swimming down/across the bay. Importantly, the property is private with great neighbors, neither of whom you can see from the decks. <p> 200 ft of lake frontage
This home is a five minute drive to the village of Rosseau, also a great run or bike ride. The village of Rosseau is quaint, great for ice-cream cones, antiques, baked goods and the general store. Also, the farmers market by the docks every Friday is a must. The Rosseau Docks has a fantastic beach, playground and swimming program. Our home is about a 10 minute drive to Minett, and The Rock (world class golf), 20 minutes to the Lake Joseph Club/Port Sandfield. <p>
You will find yourself transported to an incredibly beautiful and relaxing world: Pine log home, surrounded by granite rocks, clean clear water, tall trees. A place I never want to leave, and always want to return.
Fantastic SOUTHERN EXPOSURE on LAKE ROSSEAU provides sun on the decks and docks all day long through sunset. Cascading Oak, Birch and Pine trees provide shade on the upper and lower decks of the cottage. The cottage is golden Pine wood inside and out, beautifully maintained, cathedral ceilings, with wood beams. Large windows provide lake view while maintaining privacy. <p>
The cottage is located at the top of Lake Rosseau in Sucker Bay (part of Morgan Bay). Sucker Bay is one of the most coveted areas in Muskoka. The area is know for its minimal boat traffic, great for water skiing and sports, evening boat cruise, canoe or paddle boat ride, and swimming down/across the bay. Importantly, the property is private with great neighbors, neither of whom you can see from the decks. <p> 200 ft of lake frontage
This home is a five minute drive to the village of Rosseau, also a great run or bike ride. The village of Rosseau is quaint, great for ice-cream cones, antiques, baked goods and the general store. Also, the farmers market by the docks every Friday is a must. The Rosseau Docks has a fantastic beach, playground and swimming program. Our home is about a 10 minute drive to Minett, and The Rock (world class golf), 20 minutes to the Lake Joseph Club/Port Sandfield. <p>
You will find yourself transported to an incredibly beautiful and relaxing world: Pine log home, surrounded by granite rocks, clean clear water, tall trees. A place I never want to leave, and always want to return.
- Winterized
- Pets Allowed
- Internet/WiFi
- Accessible
- No Smoking
- Waterfront
Cottage Location
- Province: Ontario
- Region: Muskoka, Parry Sound
- Nearest Town: Rosseau , Ontario - 3.0 km
- Lake: Lake Rosseau - 0.0 km
Rental Rates
$3600/week for July and August. <p>
June, Sept and Oct available for rent as well at a lower rate. <p>
We prefer to rent to people who will look after it as thought it was there own. Two weeks minimum. No smoking or pets. <p>
If you would like to discuss, please call me.
Thank you,
Catherine
June, Sept and Oct available for rent as well at a lower rate. <p>
We prefer to rent to people who will look after it as thought it was there own. Two weeks minimum. No smoking or pets. <p>
If you would like to discuss, please call me.
Thank you,
Catherine
Contact Owner
Catherine
Member since: 2010