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Cottage of the Week: $1.4 million for a Muskoka cottage surrounded by fountains and sculptures

By Simone Olivero
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Cottage of the Week: 1650 Peninsula Road

Address: 1650 Peninsula Road
Neighbourhood:  Port Sandfield, Ontario Agent: Max Hahne, Sotheby’s International Realty Canada, Brokerage Price: $1,400,000

The Place: A three-bedroom, two building cottage set on 60 acres bordering Lake Rosseau.

Bragging Rights: Your guests won’t soon forget the whimsical ponds dotted with fountains and sculptures that surround the main house.

Big Selling Point: With 60 acres of woodland and 175 feet of water frontage, this property will satisfy both woodsy types and sun-worshippers.

Possible Deal Breaker: All those ponds could spell mosquito central. Better pack some citronella candles.

By The Numbers: • $1,400,000 • $7,100 in property taxes • 2,000+ square feet of living space • 175 feet of water frontage • 60 acres of property • 20-car driveway • 4 skylights • 3 bedrooms • 3 bathrooms • 3 wood-burning fireplaces • 1 boathouse

Cottage of the Week: 1650 Peninsula Road
Cottage of the Week: 1650 Peninsula Road
Cottage of the Week: 1650 Peninsula Road
Cottage of the Week: 1650 Peninsula Road
Cottage of the Week: 1650 Peninsula Road
Cottage of the Week: 1650 Peninsula Road
Cottage of the Week: 1650 Peninsula Road
Cottage of the Week: 1650 Peninsula Road
Cottage of the Week: 1650 Peninsula Road
Cottage of the Week: 1650 Peninsula Road
Cottage of the Week: 1650 Peninsula Road
Cottage of the Week: 1650 Peninsula Road
Cottage of the Week: 1650 Peninsula Road
Cottage of the Week: 1650 Peninsula Road
Cottage of the Week: 1650 Peninsula Road
Cottage of the Week: 1650 Peninsula Road
Cottage of the Week: 1650 Peninsula Road
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