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Cottage of the Week: $1.6 million for a bayfront property that’s classic Muskoka

By Fraser Abe
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1338 East Bay Road, Torrance

ADDRESS: 1338 East Bay Road, Torrance

NEIGHBOURHOOD: Lake Muskoka

AGENT: Iris and James Gardiner, Chestnut Park Real Estate Limited, Brokerage

PRICE: $1,575,000

THE PLACE: A six-bedroom, five-bathroom cottage on a sheltered bay in Lake Muskoka.

BRAGGING RIGHTS: With two fireplaces, whitewashed wood-panelled walls, a 300-square-foot screened-in room for outside views on rainy days and handsome wood beam ceilings, this cottage feels quintessentially Muskokan.

BIG SELLING POINT: The sun deck above the boathouse, which seems to extend straight into the water (though we wouldn’t recommend jumping off it) has a staggering 1,300 square feet of sun-drenched space.

POSSIBLE DEAL BREAKER: The downstairs living room is carpeted—great for chilly mornings, but a pain if the kids trek through with sandy feet.

BY THE NUMBERS: • $1,575,000 • 2,700 square feet • 1,300-square-foot deck • 245 feet of shoreline • 6 bedrooms • 5 bathrooms • 3-car garage • 2-slip boathouse • 2 fireplaces

1338 East Bay Road, Torrance
1338 East Bay Road, Torrance
1338 East Bay Road, Torrance
1338 East Bay Road, Torrance
1338 East Bay Road, Torrance
1338 East Bay Road, Torrance
1338 East Bay Road, Torrance
1338 East Bay Road, Torrance
1338 East Bay Road, Torrance
1338 East Bay Road, Torrance
1338 East Bay Road, Torrance
1338 East Bay Road, Torrance
1338 East Bay Road, Torrance
1338 East Bay Road, Torrance
1338 East Bay Road, Torrance
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