$925,099

2215 Miriam Drive

  • 2 Beds
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A truly rare opportunity to own within Longford Reserve, one of Ontario’s largest privately held wilderness properties, centred on conservation, stewardship and wilderness recreation. Spanning approximately 42,000 acres, with 17 larger lakes and numerous smaller waterways, Longford is home to just 12 private cottages on Browns, Andrew and Boot Lakes. Its shareholders share a longstanding commitmen
A truly rare opportunity to own within Longford Reserve, one of Ontario’s largest privately held wilderness properties, centred on conservation, stewardship and wilderness recreation. Spanning approximately 42,000 acres, with 17 larger lakes and numerous smaller waterways, Longford is home to just 12 private cottages on Browns, Andrew and Boot Lakes. Its shareholders share a longstanding commitment to protecting the natural character and ecological integrity of this extraordinary landscape. This charming, fully winterized 1,720 sq. ft., two-bedroom boathouse cottage has been extensively updated and renovated, offering comfortable four-season living. One of only a few of the 12 cottages with year-round road access, it offers exceptional convenience within this remote wilderness setting. Cottage owners on these lakes also have access to a year-round caretaker for specific services. The cottage structure is privately owned, while the land is collectively owned by the Longford Reserve shareholders. One qualifying Reserve share transfers with the sale, subject to Longford’s approval process and applicable initiation fee, providing the new owner with access to this remarkable private wilderness. For members, Longford offers exceptional fishing for several native Ontario species, with the Reserve actively managing its fisheries in concert with provincial authorities. An extensive trail network leads to many lakes throughout the Reserve and to remote seasonal fishing cabins used for short stays during spring, summer and fall. With its vast wilderness, pristine lakes, remarkably limited number of cottages and shared commitment to preservation, ownership at Longford is an extraordinary opportunity to become part of a living piece of Ontario history spanning more than 100 years. Most furnishings as viewed. See LBO for chattels list
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  • Water View
  • Terrace
  • Garage
  • Fireplace
  • Walk In Closet
  • Renovated
  • High Ceiling
  • Stone Countertops
  • Balcony
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  • Water View
  • Renovated

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  • High Ceiling
  • Fireplace
  • Bar
  • Stone Countertops
  • Walk In Closet

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Muskoka — synonymous with cottage country – is a household name in North America. Situated around three large la

Muskoka — synonymous with cottage country – is a household name in North America. Situated around three large lakes (Muskoka, Joseph, and Rosseau), the Muskoka region was once dubbed the ‘Hamptons of the North’ by The New Yorker, because of the number of celebrity estates in the area. Beautiful homes and well-appointed summer cottages offer breathtaking views of the lakes and constellations of private islands. The number of local residents more than doubles in the summer when 100,000 seasonal residents join the 60,000 lucky permanent residents of the Muskoka region. But the privacy afforded by sprawling tree-covered properties and the vastness of the granite-carved area means that Muskoka can easily accommodate visitors while maintaining everyone’s privacy and sense of open space. The Muskoka region is known for its exceptional dining, trendy shops, the craft beer scene, and contemporary art galleries and museums. Kids can choose from a variety of exciting summer camp programs and families can join in the year-round cultural festivals. When you’re not relaxing dockside, you can paddle. Whether you’re a serious kayaker or it’s your first time trying to figure out how to sit in a canoe, you’ll revel in hours of scenic adventure. Or just take your paddle board out on a lake, early in the morning, and attempt some inspiring yoga poses. From the haunting call of the loon to the variety of trees and vegetation local to the region, Muskoka is a nature lover’s paradise. But if hiking is not your favourite way to appreciate the grandeur, there are boat cruises that will offer you a new perspective.

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