Sold: 4-Bed Haliburton Cottage on 25 Acres Goes for Under $1 Million

At a time when Muskoka’s cottage sales and prices are at record highs, it’s still possible to secure a beautiful, turnkey cottage in Ontario for less than $1-million.

This charming four-bedroom, two-bathroom Haliburton cottage recently sold for $969,000.

Sitting on 25-acres of fronting on the peaceful Colborne Lake, this cottage features an inviting open concept kitchen, where the stainless steel appliances and granite countertops complement the cottage-like wood beams and hardwood flooring in the dining and living area.

Features like a fireplace, wraparound deck, large dock, walking trails throughout, and a bunkie add to the appeal of this family-friendly cottage.

Its location on the quiet and nature-surrounded Colborne Lake, within 15 minutes from the stunning Silent Lake Provincial Park, also checks all the boxes.

The Specs:

Lake: Colborne Lake

Size: 3,233-square-feet

Bedrooms: 4

Bathrooms: 2

Price: $969,000

Agents: The Haliburton Real Estate Team

EXTERIOR:

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KITCHEN:

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DINING:

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LIVING:

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BEDROOMS:

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BATHROOMS:

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LOWER LEVEL:

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Sold: 4-Bed Haliburton Cottage on 25 Acres Goes for Under $1 Million

This charming four-bedroom, two-bathroom Haliburton cottage recently sold for $969,000 despite Muskoka's record high real estate prices.

The Specs:

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The project was originally proposed in July 2020 as part of a proposal forwarded by the Moody Centre TOD Master Planning Group, a group of several developers and owners.

Brad Caco joined Bentall Kennedy in 2016 as Senior Vice President of Development before the company later merged with GreenOak Real Estate.