Bells' Dream - Newly-Built Luxury Waterfront Cottage w/ Sauna, Pool Table, Watercraft & Muskoka Room

Inside, this newly-built cottage perfectly blends the traditional cottage experience with all the comforts of a new and modern cottage. It includes a fully equipped kitchen, a large dining table, Smart TV and many indoor activities (pool table, table tennis and board games). The cottage includes 4 spacious bedrooms (2 kings, 1 queen and 1 twin / single) as well as a reading nook that includes a queen mattress.

Outside the cottage, you are greeted to an incredible backyard with sweeping views of Bark Lake from the dock and a firepit perfect for a fun night with family and friends. Whether summer or winter, guests can easily access the sauna from the Muskoka Room on the ground floor. The cottage comes with 3 kayaks and 2 stand-up paddleboards. Bark Lake has great fishing, with Lake Trout, Small Mouth Bass, Large Mouth Bass, Walleye and Northern Pike all found in the lake.

Things you need to know:
No pets allowed
A post-rental cleaning service is included for all rentals; however, the cottage is to be left in a tidy condition
Linens and indoor towels are provided for all rentals - please bring your own outdoor towels
Garbage and recycling removal prior to departure is required
Rents Saturday - Saturday during high season unless otherwise noted (7-, 14- or 21-day reservations only)
The cottage has a westerly exposure

Waterfront
A sand beach leads into the water which is shallow at the shoreline with a sand and rock lake bed, perfect for wading out to deeper water for swimming. From the dock, the water is 4ft deep, making it great for jumping off of (no diving). The dock includes easy-to-climb ladders, perfect for children.

Trivia
The Barry's Bay area of Renfrew County was first settled over a hundred years ago, along with other communities on the Opeongo Line. The town also served as a standby base for the Canadian Military during the war years. Local workers and lumbermen were formed into units to contribute to the Canadian war effort in World War II. In later years the community dedicated a park to honour a local resident named Janusz Zurakowski, who was the chief test pilot of the famed Canadian Avro CF-105 Arrow. (Source: Wikipedia)