607 Juniper Drive, Gravenhurst (Wood (Gravenhurst)), Ontario P1P1R1

Property Description

Exceptional Muldrew Lake waterfront retreat offering an opportunity to own a truly irreplaceable property where luxury, privacy, and natural beauty exist. 1.4 private acres of mixed forest and 140 feet of natural shoreline, with sought-after shallow sandy beach entry, perfect for children to play. This remarkable property views protected Crown land just across the bay and southwest exposure for all-day sun and spectacular sunsets. Inside, warm and inviting living spaces are filled with natural light, rich hardwood flooring, a wood-burning fireplace, and large high quality tilt-in windows for easy cleaning that capture beautiful lake and forest views. The renovated sunroom offers a comfortable space to relax and enjoy the surrounding landscape from one side of the property to the other. The thoughtfully designed open concept and three-bedroom layout provides excellent functionality for family and guests indoors while the outdoor bunkie creates extra space for those large gatherings. Just minutes from Muskoka Bay Resort and Golf Club, Muskoka Wharf and all the amenities of downtown Gravenhurst. Situated on a corner lot fronting on Juniper Drive and Peninsula Road, offering the perfect balance of privacy and convenience . This waterfront cottage has been upgraded for exceptional comfort and peace of mind. Significant improvements have transformed the property into a true four-season retreat, including a whole home Champion generator with transfer switch, providing seamless transfer of power when the hydro fails. Enhanced R22 wall and R44 attic insulation, new forced air propane furnace (2015), heated water line with new water pump, UV water purification and water softener systems, upgraded electrical service, new plumbing and wiring throughout, and a solid metal roof installed in 2018. A rare offering on one of Muskoka's most desirable lakes, perfect as a family retreat, year-round residence, or supreme waterfront property. Everything is better at the lake. (id:5764)