Collingwood Estate Boasts Apple Orchards And A Squash Court

In the Collingwood countryside — AKA: one of Southern Ontario's most beloved regions, known for its world-class ski resorts and proximity to Georgian Bay — sits a charming-yet-luxurious farmhouse that you must get acquainted with.

While the home itself, a Georgian-style executive, exudes refined taste and personality, what sets it apart is the wealth of creature comforts, amenities, and features it offers.

Off the top, some stand-out perks include an indoor squash court, a hot tub and spa room, multiple apple orchards, and much more. Perched on over 58 acres of land, and with five spacious bedrooms and a three-car garage, there's plenty of room for family and friends.

Indeed, 7781 Poplar is an ideal home for entertaining and multigenerational living.

Approaching the home, you drive along a winding tree-lined drive, spotting glittering ponds and rows of apple trees along the way, before the final bend gives way to a stately three-storey home enveloped by pristine hedges.

Specs

Address: 7781 Poplar Sideroad, Collingwood
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 6 + 1
Size: 12,111 sq. ft
Lot size: 58.9 acres
Price: $6,499,000
Listed by:Emma Baker, Sotheby's International Realty Canada

Inside, the grand foyer leads to a number of cozy sitting rooms warmed by wood-burning stone fireplaces. The recently refinished kitchen catches the eye with its custom detailing and white marble throughout. The main floor is also home to a cedar sun room, providing a serene space to bask in the sunshine year-round.

Upstairs, the expansive primary suite beckons, offering its own fireplace and sitting area, five-piece ensuite, and walk-out to a massive terrace overlooking the woods. What's more, the home is filled with a myriad of sleeping options for family and friends, with four additional bedrooms large enough to fit multiple beds if desired.

And the creme-de-la-creme of 7781 Poplar: its seemingly endless amenities and activity spaces. On the lower level you'll find the squash court and spa room, alongside a theatre room made immersive with movie murals and posters, a games room with billiards, foosball, and ping pong, exercise machines, and a wine cellar.

Our Favourite Thing

The sheer amount of amenities and fun to be had across the sprawling grounds is what truly sets this home apart from the rest. That said, we'd be remiss to not also spotlight the surrounding municipality of Collingwood — and all the lifestyle perks it has to offer. With coveted destinations like Blue Mountain, Scandinave Spa, and Georgian Bay all a quick drive away, you really couldn't ask for more.

The fun continues outside, where sprawling lands provide ample space for outdoor activities, and the surrounding forest allows for privacy and tranquility. The landscaped grounds are also home to three large ponds and multiple apple orchards to keep any green thumbs (or home bakers) busy.

Offering superb location, refined living, and a stunning natural environment, this home is the perfect place for a fun-loving family to lay long-lasting roots.

WELCOME TO 7781 POPLAR SIDEROAD

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KITCHEN

DINING ROOM

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RECREATIONAL ROOMS

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Sprawling Collingwood Estate Boasts Apple Orchards And A Squash Court

In the Collingwood countryside — AKA: one of Southern Ontario's most beloved regions, known for its world-class ski resorts and proximity to Georgian Bay — sits a charming-yet-luxurious farmhouse that you must get acquainted with.

Specs

WELCOME TO 7781 POPLAR SIDEROAD

ENTRY

KITCHEN

DINING ROOM

LIVING AREAS

PRIMARY BEDROOM

SECONDARY BEDROOMS

RECREATIONAL ROOMS

OUTSIDE

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