Situated on the shores of Lake Muskoka, this luxury waterfront cottage is ideally located just a 10‑minute drive from the shops and restaurants of the charming town of Bracebridge and a 15‑minute drive from the nearest national park. Surrounded by beautiful natural scenery, this luxury vacation rental is perfectly suited to family holidays and memorable group getaways. Standout features of this property include extensive outdoor living areas, direct water access, a water trampoline, and approximately 400 feet of private frontage with sunset views across the lake.

Designed to maximize its spectacular waterfront setting, this custom‑built two‑story cottage blends classic Muskoka architecture with bright, contemporary interiors. Expansive windows capture uninterrupted lake views throughout the main living spaces, while vaulted ceilings, natural stone, warm timber finishes, and a floor‑to‑ceiling wood‑burning fireplace create a welcoming atmosphere. Newly renovated interiors, quality craftsmanship, and carefully designed gathering spaces make the home ideal for entertaining and relaxing with family and friends.

The property comprises a two‑story main house and a boathouse. The main house’s ground floor features an open‑plan living and dining area with a fireplace, a fully fitted kitchen with a large island, a separate media and games room, a guest toilet, and one en‑suite bedroom. The second floor hosts four bedrooms and two bathrooms. The boathouse offers two additional bedrooms, a sitting room, a kitchenette, and a full bathroom.

The exteriors feature multiple decks with glass railings, beautifully landscaped grounds, and several outdoor seating and dining areas overlooking the lake. A two‑slip boathouse provides direct water access, private swimming areas, and additional lakeside lounging space, while a large granite firepit creates the perfect setting for evenings under the stars. Guests can also enjoy the water trampoline, kayaks, paddleboards, canoe, bocce court, lounge areas, and breathtaking sunset views across Lake Muskoka.