Rent: Send Off Summer in Style on this Private Muskoka Island

Grab your “bubble” and send off summer with a private island getaway in the heart of Muskoka.

Located on Cherry Island – Muskoka’s premiere private island – this luxe and modern lake house (we hesitate to call this home a “cottage”) – checks all the boxes in terms of a luxurious and private escape.

Spacious, open, and window-filled, the design-forward home is full of talking points – from a photo-worthy staircase and cathedral ceilings, to a beautiful wood-burning fireplace and spacious, sun-baked dock. A large sandy beach is a hit with young children, while a covered deck offers the perfect spot for parents to unwind with a few cocktails once the kids hit the sheets.

The spacious property can sleep up to 16 people comfortably. The upper level features two bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, while the lower level houses four more bedrooms – three of them with ensuites. Rather than rustic, these pristine bathrooms are more reminiscent of a luxury hotel.

The home lends itself to entertaining, in everything from a spacious kitchen and entertainment room with a pool table, to an outdoor bar and no shortage of outdoor seating throughout the five-star property.

The Specs

Lake: High Lake

Size: 5000-sq-ft

Bedrooms: 6

Bathrooms: 6

Agent:Muskoka District Rentals

EXTERIOR:

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KITCHEN

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LIVING

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BEDROOMS

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BATHROOMS

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Muskoka

Rent: Send Off Summer in Style on this Private Muskoka Island

Located on Cherry Island – Muskoka’s premiere private island – this luxe and modern lake house rental offers a luxurious and private escape.

The Specs

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