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This Simcoe County cottage in a lagoon comes with a private beach and is listed for less than $700,000

The 1,000-square-foot retreat also comes with hardwood ceilings, multiple decks, a bunkie, and ample parking for both cars and boats

By Sana Maqbool
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This Simcoe County cottage in a lagoon comes with a private beach and is listed for less than $700,000

Location: Lagoon City, Simcoe County Price: $699,000 Size: 1,075 square feet Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1 Parking spots: 4 Real estate agent: Karen Berends, Pine Tree Real Estate


The Place

A three-bedroom, one-bathroom bungalow in Lagoon City, the charmingly bizarre community on Lake Simcoe defined by its long shores, stilt houses and 18 kilometres of canals. This property comes with a private beach and dock plus a bunkie in the big backyard. It’s an easy boat ride to Lagoon City Marina, dozens of beaches, and the area’s many pickleball courts, trails and restaurants. And motorists are a short drive from Highway 12.

Related: $4.3 million for an Algonquin-style lodge on a lake flanked by granite cliffs 

The Tour

The façade is chalet cute, marked by its deck and wall of windows. Residents tend to enter through that side door, also with a deck.

This Simcoe County cottage in a lagoon comes with a private beach and is listed for less than $700,000

Landscaped gardens and mature trees surround the lot.

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This Simcoe County cottage in a lagoon comes with a private beach and is listed for less than $700,000

Moving to the living room highlights the huge transom window and handsome hardwood ceilings.

This Simcoe County cottage in a lagoon comes with a private beach and is listed for less than $700,000

Now for the dining area, with a built-in bar, tucked away in the corner.

This Simcoe County cottage in a lagoon comes with a private beach and is listed for less than $700,000

In the kitchen: lots of counter space and cabinets.

This Simcoe County cottage in a lagoon comes with a private beach and is listed for less than $700,000

There’s nothing like old-timey parquet floors and shiplap walls to conjure Ontario cottage-country nostalgia.

This Simcoe County cottage in a lagoon comes with a private beach and is listed for less than $700,000

Here’s that side entrance and the hallway to the bedrooms.

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This Simcoe County cottage in a lagoon comes with a private beach and is listed for less than $700,000

The main bedroom overlooks the yard.

This Simcoe County cottage in a lagoon comes with a private beach and is listed for less than $700,000

This is the second bedroom.

This Simcoe County cottage in a lagoon comes with a private beach and is listed for less than $700,000

And here’s the third, this one set up as a kids’ room.

This Simcoe County cottage in a lagoon comes with a private beach and is listed for less than $700,000

There’s also a mudroom that walks out to the back deck and doubles as the laundry space.

This Simcoe County cottage in a lagoon comes with a private beach and is listed for less than $700,000

Moving outside reveals the second deck, designed for canal views.

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This Simcoe County cottage in a lagoon comes with a private beach and is listed for less than $700,000

See?

This Simcoe County cottage in a lagoon comes with a private beach and is listed for less than $700,000

There are two storage sheds out back too. The one on the left could act as a bunkie in warm weather.

This Simcoe County cottage in a lagoon comes with a private beach and is listed for less than $700,000

Take in the neighbourhood from a Muskoka chair.

This Simcoe County cottage in a lagoon comes with a private beach and is listed for less than $700,000

Lastly, here’s a bird’s eye view of the dock.

This Simcoe County cottage in a lagoon comes with a private beach and is listed for less than $700,000


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