Cottage of the Week: $2.2 million for a country getaway inspired by the Stahl House
ADDRESS: 2000 Strathallan Wood Place
NEIGHBOURHOOD: Lake Simcoe
AGENT: Bernice Whelan, Bernice Whelan Realty Inc.
PRICE: $2,249,000
THE PLACE: This 3,660-square-foot cottage with 103 feet of shoreline is just over an hour outside the city on Lake Simcoe’s Kempenfelt Bay. Originally built in 1968, it features a two-storey stone fireplace, cork flooring and a piece of lawn art that looks like a donut twist.
BRAGGING RIGHTS: Living in a piece of architectural splendour. Toronto architect Harry Bernard Kohl built the cottage in 1968 to look like the Stahl House—Peter Keonig’s modernist masterpiece in the Hollywood Hills.
BIG SELLING POINT: The cottage is made entirely of glass and steel, which means expansive rooms with huge windows and vistas of nothing but trees, sky and water.
POSSIBLE DEAL BREAKER: If you’re looking for rustic living, this isn’t the place for you—not even close.
BY THE NUMBERS: • $2,249,000 • 103 feet of waterfront • 85-foot I-beams • 4 bedrooms • 3 bathrooms • 2-storey fireplace • 1 sauna
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