Cottage With 107 Ft Of Muskoka Shoreline Asks $779,000

Did the long weekend's warmth stir up something in you? 19 - 1075 Carlo Enterprise Road is the kind of listing that doesn't just sell a cottage, but sells a whole summer.

Perched high above Three Mile Lake on 0.44 acres with 107 feet of shoreline, the approximately 1,000 sq. ft, three-season property in Muskoka Lakes' Watt community is asking $779,000 — and the dock alone makes a compelling argument.

Inside, the single-storey layout is open-concept — living, dining, and kitchen running together under cathedral ceilings, with hardwood floors and pot lights throughout.

Multiple walkouts feed onto a wraparound deck that faces the lake, so the views follow you around.

Outside, the large dock and dedicated waterfront seating area are where the square footage stops really mattering, and a fire pit handles the evenings.

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Address: 19 - 1075 Carlo Enterprise Road
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 1
Size: 700–1,100 sq. ft.
Listed at: $779,000

Three bedrooms, one bathroom, year-round road access. The listing also notes the cottage can be converted from three-season to four-season — which, at $779,000 to secure the spot, starts to sound less like a pipe dream and more like a plan.

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Our Favourite Thing

It has to be the waterfront setup. With 107 feet of shoreline, a large dock, and dedicated seating at the water's edge, the outdoor footprint punches well above the cottage's square footage. The elevated lot position means the lake views carry from the wraparound deck too — two distinct places to be near the water, not just one.

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For buyers who've been priced away from Muskoka's Big Three, Three Mile Lake offers the same fundamental ingredients: the sprawling lot, the lengthy shoreline, and some very good bones.

WELCOME TO 19 - 1075 CARLO ENTERPRISE ROAD

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Three Mile Lake Cottage With 107 Feet Of Muskoka Shoreline Asks $779,000

​This open-concept three-season retreat in Muskoka Lakes is move-in ready... or it's a canvas for renovation.

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WELCOME TO 19 - 1075 CARLO ENTERPRISE ROAD

LIVING, KITCHEN, AND DINING

BEDROOMS

OUTDOOR

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This open-concept three-season retreat in Muskoka Lakes is move-in ready... or it's a canvas for renovation.

The partnership with The Agency "creates a global connection" for Rennie, President Greg Zayadi tells STOREYS.

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