51 Fire Route 96D 2025-06-03T16:39:42+00:00

For Sale

51 Fire Route 96D

Bobcaygeon, ON

$2,795,000

PRICE

2,944.51

SQUARE FEET

5 + 1

BEDROOMS

5

BATHROOMS

Pigeon Lake – Hold On To Your Hats,
Hurricane Point Will Blow You Away!

Once in a while a property comes along that ticks all the boxes, and this is it. This lakeside home is exceptional, a custom build with the finest quality in materials, exceptional design, décor and breath-taking vistas of Pigeon Lake. Each room kissed with light, lake views and that cottage vibe you see in magazines. Spacious family kitchen with plenty of counter space, cupboards, expansive views to the waterfront so Mom can keep her eyes on the kids. Dining for the whole family, a cozy sitting area with a woodstove for those cool fall evenings. Walk out to the dining terrace overlooking Pigeon Lake, meander down the stone steps and walkway to the dock large enough for all the toys and the boat. A main-floor bedroom for Grandma and Gramps, with a three-piece bath as well as main-floor laundry. The living room with its propane fireplace is beyond charming with a double walk-out to the quintessential cottage screened-in porch with a wood burning fireplace right out of cottage life dreams. The bunk room with five beds and ensuite is any kids dream. Another two guest rooms with a shared bath could easily sleep 6. The primary suite is pure luxury, with its private lakeside balcony, soaker tub, walk-in closet, his and her sinks and shower. The two-car oversized garage is excellent for cars, boats, toys and, on the second floor, more guest room space or a kids playroom with yet another bathroom. The whole extended family can be in their own bed! It is a complete package, finished and ready for you to whip on your bathing suit and enjoy your 191′ of excellent shoreline, sit around the open firepit later, cruise the Trent-Severn Waterway into Bobcaygeon, grab your groceries and an ice-cream cone, catch the sunset, a few fish and pinch yourself that its just the best life on Hurricane Point. Under two hours from the GTA. Close to both Bobcaygeon and Buckhorn in the heart of the Kawartha Lakes.

Additional Information

 

Possession | Flexible

Property Taxes | $8,482.76 / 2024

Lot Size | 191′ x 72.83′ &  169′ (rd) x 107.9′

Property Parking | Private gravel double driveway with detached 2 car garage

Size | 2,944.51 square feet (total interior area above grade)

Mechanics | Generac automatic generator

Inclusions | All contents of kitchen, fridge, stove, dishwasher, built in water cooler, stacking washer and dryer, all window coverings, all light fixtures, all bathroom mirrors, all furniture (unless otherwise excluded), all outdoor furniture, all contents of garage (fridge, all water toys, life jackets etc). Dock and boat lift.

Exclusions | All personal items, bedroom suite in red and white bedroom, iron bed in main floor bedroom, Dyson vacuum.

Offered For Sale | $2,795,000

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Bobcaygeon, ON

Located along the north shore of Pigeon Lake between Bobcaygeon (12 kms west) and Buckhorn(19 kms east).

Bobcaygeon is situated on three islands between Sturgeon and Pigeon Lakes with Lock 32 on the Trent-Severn Waterway. Home to the justly famous ice cream of the Kawartha Dairy and Bigley’s Shoes with its multiple stores on the main street. A Settler’s Village, beach, museum, library and public pool.

Buckhorn is a quaint, little hamlet situated at Lock 31 between Upper and Lower Buckhorn Lake. Known for their locally made wine from Kawartha Winery and their strip of popular restaurants.

Pigeon Lake is a part of the Trent Severn Waterway, it is 27 km long, up to 3 km wide and up to 56 ft deep. The lake primarily overflows into Buckhorn Lake through Gannon Narrows. This lake gives you access to five lakes without the need for locking through; Pigeon, Little Bald, BigBald, Buckhorn & Chemong Lakes. Great fishing and boating. In the northern part of Pigeon Lake is Big Island which is 1085 acres in size and is the largest undeveloped island in the Kawarthas. The island was donated to the Kawartha Land Trust in 2015 and the public is permitted to use the island for fishing, swimming, picnics, hiking, walking, cross-country skiing & other related recreation.

Contact the Agent

Ted Johnston, Wendy Nicholson
& Kelly Thompson

Sales Representatives & Broker
705.738.4000
[email protected]
JohnstonNicholsonThompson.ca