About This Property

This 4-bedroom, 5-bathroom detached in Muskoka Lakes offers 3,500-5,000 sqft of square feet on a 3 sqft lot. The property has zoned WR6-7R. The home features central air, a crawl space, walk-out basement, a fireplace. Highlights include waterfront views.

MLS Remarks

Nestled on Walker's Point between Gravenhurst and Bala, this extraordinary custom-built Hirsh log estate offers a rare blend of privacy, luxury, craftsmanship, and true Muskoka character. Set on just over two acres with approximately 560 feet of Lake Muskoka shoreline, the property features a custom Western red cedar log home, matching log boathouse, extensive granite landscaping, and remarkable architectural detail throughout.The main cottage is a Scandinavian full scribe log home, built with Western red cedar logs sourced in BC. Inside, soaring log construction, hand-hewn woodwork, antique hemlock flooring, custom handmade doors, and a majestic Kootenay stone fireplace create warmth, character, and timeless appeal. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the lake views and connect the open living, dining, and kitchen areas, ideal for both quiet family moments and effortless entertaining.The main cottage offers three beautifully appointed bedrooms, including a private primary wing with unobstructed lake views and an oversized ensuite featuring a custom petrified wood bathtub set within a river rock surround. The upper level could allow for an additional 2 bedrooms to be created. A matching log boathouse extends the property's character to the shoreline, with two interior slips, an additional covered exterior slip, generous dock space, upper-level decks, and private guest accommodation with a bedroom, bathroom, living area, kitchen, and dining space.Complete with beautiful gardens, granite pathways, a built-in stone hot tub, outdoor kitchen, and an original log cottage believed to have ties to the early history of Walker's Point, this is more than a cottage. It is a rare Lake Muskoka legacy property with exceptional privacy, significant waterfront, and craftsmanship that would be extremely difficult to reproduce today.

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