 | Sleeps 8 |
 | 3 Bedrooms |
 | 1 Bathroom |
 | Pets
not allowed |
 | Smoking
not allowed |
 | Internet |
 | Waterfront |
Nestled in a wooded nook along the shore of the Muskoka River, this classic log cottage is ideally located between Huntsville and Bracebridge. The interior has been fully renovated with charming touches added, such as colourful backsplash tiling and twig-shaped cupboard handles in the kitchen. Outside, the peacefully flowing water on this section of the river enhances the relaxing vibe of the property. Settle into one of the cottage's numerous Muskoka chairs and let the melodies of the water and surrounding woodland provide a lovely serenade!
More adventurous folks may want to use one of the cottage's kayaks to explore the river. Bracketed by a set of chutes to the south and a waterfall to the north, the gentle current in this stretch of the waterway makes it easy to travel in either direction and enjoy the scenery. The dock makes a great platform for launching a watercraft, for swimming or for simply enjoying a sunny day.
The cottage and bunkie are perched atop a grassy knoll overlooking the waterfront, with the fire pit centrally located in front of the buildings. At one end of the cottage, a sizable deck provides plenty of space to hang out and enjoy the view. The front section is shaded by a tiki umbrella and has a set of four bright blue Muskoka chairs. The rear area, containing a patio table and chairs, is enclosed by a screened canopy. Glass patio doors lead from the deck into the main living room, which flows into the fully equipped kitchen.
A doorway off this central part of the cottage leads to a four-season Muskoka room that spans the length of the structure, affording views of the sloping grounds and waterfront. This bright, well-windowed room houses the dining area and a secondary living room. Both this living room and the main one in the heart of the cottage are equipped with comfortable sofas that have lots of seating for watching TV, playing games or simply socializing.
The cottage will accommodate up to six adults and two children. On the opposite side of the main living room, a short hallway gives access to the primary bedroom, which has a queen-sized bed, and to the cottage's three-piece bathroom, comprised of a sink, toilet and large walk-in shower. Off the kitchen, a stairway leads down to the cottage's largest bedroom. It contains two double beds and has a door that opens out to the front lawn, near the fire pit. The one-room bunkie supplies a third sleeping area. It has two single beds and its own little deck at the front – just big enough for a set of Muskoka chairs, and perfect for morning coffee or a private spot to read.
This charming cottage is equipped with a 55” smart TV and unlimited, high-speed internet access. Both the internet and the cellular services are quite reliable here. In addition to television, there are numerous board games and books available at this cottage. There's also a badminton set for outdoor fun.
Most families visiting this cottage will likely want to take advantage of the beautiful natural setting, whether they're enjoying the waterfront or just hanging out in the yard or on the deck. But, for those wishing to venture off the property, there are many opportunities for entertainment in the nearby communities of Port Sydney, Huntsville and Bracebridge. Port Sydney is known for its excellent public beach, on the shore of popular Mary Lake.
Huntsville and Bracebridge both have a variety of eateries and shops, as well as art galleries, studios and other attractions. For younger cottagers, Santa's Village in Bracebridge is sure to be a hit! In Huntsville, the Muskoka Heritage Place is a great destination for the whole family, whether the crew wants to walk through the recreated pioneer village or hop on the Portage Flyer, a steam-powered train that once operated in Muskoka and was the world's shortest commercial railway.
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