Inside a Spectacular Modern Build in the Heart of Haliburton (VIDEO)

We already told you how great this modern build in Haliburton is. But some things you just have to see for yourself.

So we thought we'd help you out.

And now you'll understand why this 1.84 acres of land with room for 20 parking spaces (yes, 20!) is exactly where you'll be wanting to bring all your friends and family as soon as large groups are allowed to gather again this summer.

Of course, the beauty of the 4+1 bedroom, 3+1 bathroom space doesn't hurt either. So much so that we wouldn't blame you for choosing, instead, to hog the expansive deck off of the living room all to yourself for a week or two before allowing any company to join you.

The expression 'views for days' was invented for cottages like this.

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Address: 1006 Loretta LaneHaliburton, ON
Type: Residential, Recreational
Bedrooms: 4+1
Bathrooms: 3+1
Lot Size: 1.84 acres
Sq. Ft: 3,000
Taxes: $2,442
Price: $2,800,000
Listed by: Ross Halloran and Maryrose Coleman; Sotheby’s International Realty Canada

So, if you're in the market for a little slice of Haliburton heaven, we suggest you start taking 1006 Loretta Lane seriously -- otherwise you could miss out on having the best summer plans of your life, for years.

This article was produced in partnership with STOREYS Custom Studio.

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Inside a Spectacular Modern Build in the Heart of Haliburton (VIDEO)

Overlooking beautiful Boshkung Lake, this sun-soaked modern in Haliburton is asking $2.8M for its 1.84 acres all just a mere two-hours to the GTA.

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