1880 Boldts Lane, Minden Hills, Ontario

About 1880 Boldts Lane

If you dream of being off-grid and on a dead-end road then check out this fascinating hideaway on the Irondale River just over 2 hours north of Toronto. This turn-key Colonial Concepts white pine, dovetail log cottage was built in 2010 and exudes pride of ownership. Located on a gentle rise overlooking a gentle stretch of the river. Exceptionally private. 250 ft of riverfront and 2.1 ac No neighbours on opposite bank. This section of the Irondale River merges with the Burnt River just downstream and is a popular canoe and small boat route between 3 Brothers Waterfalls and Furnace Falls. It is quite easy to portage 3 Brothers and paddle right into downtown Kinmount on the Burnt River. 3 Brothers Waterfalls is one of the most spectacular settings in Haliburton County, a true hidden gem. There is no public access to the Falls, except by boat or canoe The 1021 sq foot main cottage has 2 bedrooms and an open concept kitchen and living room with 14 ft ceiling and a lovely screen room and a 4-pc bath. The cottage comes completely furnished. Just few steps away is the original 16' x 12'-8"" cottage now used as a bunkie and offers another 203 sq ft of people space. The main cottage is powered by a solar panel system with a backup generator. Propane stove top. Full pre-list inspections of the buildings, septic and solar systems are available. The wood stove was just WETT certified. UV/filtered water just tested perfect. Currently a 3-season property but could be upgraded to year-round use. The road is typically not open in the winter but could be plowed.. Hardy winter types will snowshoe, ski or snowmobile in by winter. Located in a nice enclave of 3-season cottages. Located on a dead-end road with 2 properties past. 10 minutes east of the quaint village of Kinmount and its amenities. 30 mins to Minden, Bobcaygeon ,Fenelon Falls. Just over 2 hrs to the GTA. Click on the Virtual Tour and explore this lovely white pine, dovetail log cottage. (id:6289)

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