Special price, Muskoka cottage, big dock, hot tub, water toys and room for all

Dead Centre of Lake Rosseau (yes, actually)—and proudly not a McMansion.

Welcome to a true Muskoka cottage: fully loaded, slightly cheeky, and designed for people who want the good stuff (swims, hot tubs, snacks) without feeling like they’re staying in a marble showroom where you’re afraid to sit down.
A drilled well ensures safe water to drink.

The Cottage (aka your new personality for the week)

Upstairs, you’ve got three bedrooms:

1 King (for whoever booked the place… or won the coin toss)
2 Queens (equally comfortable, slightly more diplomatic)
Every bedroom has a ceiling fan, as well as the kitchen and Muskoka room

The crown jewel? A direct lake-facing screened Muskoka room. Translation:
All the breeze, all the views, none of the bugs plotting your demise.
Perfect for:

Morning coffee pretending you’re a morning person
Long dinners that turn into longer drinks
Board games that get weirdly competitive
The Lower Level (where the kids go… or the adults escape to)

Downstairs is basically its own hangout zone:

Mini kitchen (midnight snacks = handled)
Queen bedroom
Walkout rec/living room with a large screen TV
Dining/games table for cards, puzzles, or “just one more round”

Rainy day? You’re covered.
Sunny day? You’ll forget this level exists.

The Bunkie (aka Summer Camp, but better)

Tucked away for extra guests, kids, or anyone who “just wants their own space”:

1 Double bed
1 set of bunk beds

Warning: may trigger nostalgic camp stories and late-night giggling.

The Outdoors (this is why you’re here)

Let’s talk about the real main character: the lake.

Gently sloping lawn → perfect for kids, lawn games, and dramatic slow-motion walks
Natural beach entry → no awkward dock leaps required
Hard-packed sand bottom → NO muck (seriously, none—your toes will thank you)
Extends 120+ feet out → ideal for swimming, floating, and pretending you’re in a travel ad

This is widely considered one of the best sandy entries in Muskoka. Not to brag. (Okay, a little.)

The Dock (bring the flotilla)
Space for up to 10 boats (yes, ten)
6 classic Muskoka chairs for peak lounging form, 4 Muskoka beach chairs.
Front-row seat to sun, water, and your new relaxed personality
Fire, Water, Repeat
Weber fire pit on the beach (contained, safe, and very Instagrammable)
Tons of firewood included (no rationing like it’s the apocalypse)
Hot tub for late-night soaks and questionable life advice
Toys You Don’t Have to Drag From Home

We’ve already done the packing for you:

Canoes
Kayaks
Stand-up paddleboards
Life jackets in all sizes
Trampoline (for kids… obviously…)
Food Situation (very serious business)

Cottage rule: you will eat more than usual. We’ve planned accordingly.

3 full-size stainless fridges (because one is adorable but unrealistic)
Main floor Weber BBQ
Second BBQ off the lower level
Third charcoal grill (for the grill purists who like a little drama)
3 spare propane tanks (running out = not part of your vacation story)
The Deck (your new headquarters)

A huge, newly built deck overlooking the lake, featuring:

7 bright red Muskoka chairs
2 offset umbrellas
Full dining area

Perfect for:

Morning coffee
Afternoon lounging
Sunset dinners
Late-night “how is it already midnight?” moments
Yes, You Can Still Post About It
Fast fibre optic WiFi included

Strong enough for work calls…
But let’s all agree you’ll try not to.

The Vibe (important)

This is not a polished, echo-y luxury mansion where everything feels off-limits.
This is a proper Muskoka cottage—comfortable, fun, and built for real use.

You can:

Walk in with wet feet
Laugh too loud
Stay up too late
Eat all your snacks

Basically, it’s the kind of place where memories happen without trying too hard.

In Summary

✔ Prime Lake Rosseau location (like… actually prime)
✔ Incredible sandy beach (no muck, we promise)
✔ Tons of space to sleep, hang, and escape each other
✔ Loaded with amenities so you don’t have to overpack
✔ Equal parts relaxing and fun

You can add:
Drilled water well - good, safe water to drink
Screened in porch for quiet conversations or rowdy games

Book it, bring your people, and prepare to casually say things like
“Should we go out on the paddleboards or just stay in the hot tub?”

Please respect the privacy of our very famous neighbours. Contact host for deets.

Tough choices ahead.