Cottage of the Week: $2.6 million for a Georgian Bay Township log house with a tiki bar and its own waterfall

The façade is primarily made of white pine from Wisconsin.

Here’s the foyer. Its fireplace and wood box are granite.

A wider view of the space reveals the dining area. The flooring here is Polish oak—known for its durability.

In the kitchen, there’s a movable island, stainless steel appliances and ample storage.

The kitchen’s unique cooktop combines Pennsylvania stack stone and custom-cut granite.

Also on the first floor is the primary bedroom, which walks out to the front deck.

The suite’s most striking feature is this bas-relief bear, carved into the solid pine door by a local artist.

The ensuite bathroom is equipped with heated floors, a stack-stone jet tub and a granite shower with more Canadiana.

This mudroom has a powder room disguised as an outhouse.

The floor-to-ceiling gable windows are best admired from the second-floor landing.

The family area has vaulted ceilings.

Here’s one of the two upstairs bedrooms.

The shared bathroom comes with a sliding-door glass shower and a view of the forest.

The second upstairs bedroom features bunk beds.

The primary bedroom opens onto this deck, which overlooks the lake.

The majority of the exterior base is Pennsylvania stack stone.