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Real Estate Guide Waterfront Issue 4 • May 16, 2013 STATE GUIDE STATE E REAL Real Estate Guide WATERFRONT Jeff Wilson Marj & John Parish Sales Representative Sales Representatives Offi ce: 705-457-1011 Living, Loving, CONDOS Cell: 705-457-8487 and Selling [email protected] Tedious Lake - $499,000 Life in the Highlands! RE/MAXNORTH COUNTRY REALTY INC, BROKERAGE 1-800-465-2984 Offi ce: 705-457-1011 Ext: 226 RESIDENTIAL [email protected] www.johnparish.net Home: 705-457-2986 SOLD Check out our listings on pg 7 LAND Haliburton O ce Minden O ce Kinmount O ce 705-457-2414 705-286-1234 705-488-3077 197 Highland Street 12621 Highway 35 3613 Cty Road 121 www.royallepagelakeso aliburton.ca COTTAGES QUALITY TIME... OPEN Mon - Fri until 4 Saturday 10 -2 CARRIAGE HOUSE CUSTOM BUILDERS 12281 Hwy #35 & Main St MINDEN C www.carriage-house.ca 705-286-2994 Toll free 866-457-4017 H Made in Canada 100% made in Minden QUALITY TIME... 1098 Moore Cathy Bain Lake Sales Representative $339,000 Bus: 705-286-1234 ext. 224 Cell: 705-854-1553 [email protected] www.royallepageofhalibuton.ca • 4 season well maintained cottage/home Box 760, • 100 ft. of rippled sand wade-in shoreline on 3 12621 Hwy 35 lake chain Minden, ON • A level lot with mature trees and perennial K0M 2K0 gardens • Under 2 hrs. from the GTA Open House May 19 1-4 p.m 1106 Moore Pigeon Lake Lake $284,900 $279,000 • Well maintained 3 bdrm cottage • Charming 3 season cottage with a great cottage feel • Level lot, sand shoreline, wade-in entry • 1100 sq. ft. with 4 bdrms., cathedral ceilings, lakeside porch • Boating on 3 lake chain • 300 ft. south facing frontage on two separately deeded lots • 8 x 8 bunkie • Sand shoreline on a quiet Spring fed lake south of Minden • 18 x 21 garage, year round road Each o ce is independently owned and operated.® and TM Registered Trademarks for Royal LePage Real Estate Corporations used under license.® OPEN Mon - Fri until 4 Saturday 10 -2 Lindsay Elder Broker Bus: 705-286-1234 ext. 223 Cell: 705-457-5878 Home: 705-489-4044 E-mail: [email protected] $ BOYD ROAD 159,900 • Wonderful get-away spot • Many fabulous building sites • Stunning views & abundant wild life • Includes a trailer, garage, shed & • Plus snow mobile trails sauna/shower house • Small pond on property CARRIAGE HOUSE CUSTOM BUILDERS 12281 Hwy #35 & Main St MINDEN C www.carriage-house.ca 705-286-2994 Toll free 866-457-4017 BRADY LAKE $159,900 KENNISIS RIVER $159,900 • Great level lot, 112 frontage • Enjoy water skiing, fi shing, ATVing & • Rustic cottage, access to Halls Lake • Main fl oor laundry H Made in Canada • Municipal year round road snowmobiling • Good privacy, gentle slope to sand • Great access, year round municipal 100% made in Minden • Hydro, phone at lot line • Don’t miss out have a look today bottom road • 3 bedroom, 1 bath cottage • Hurry before it’s too late May 16, 2013 3 CHESTNUT PARK HALIBURTON HIGHLANDS Diane Knupp Top 5% of Sales Representative Realtors 705.754.0880 Phone: 705-488-3077 based on 2012 haliburton-real-estate.com ◆ [email protected] Cell: 705-340-2428 Sales E-mail: [email protected] 4490 Kennisis Lake Road, Haliburton ON Commissions Chestnut Park Real Estate Limited Brokerage www.dianeknupp.com SALERNO LAKE $429,900 SALERNO LAKE $399,000 SALERNO LAKE $369,900 • Gorgeous 5 bedroom, 2 bath • Four season 3 bedroom • Updated 3 bedroom BITTER LAKE $525,000 LITTLE REDSTONE LAKE $1,399,995 • Open concept, custom kitchen • Full basement with walkout • Open concept, pine floors • 5 yr old Eco-Log on a Landscaped lot Southern exposure, 290’ of hard packed Sand Beach and Deep water off the dock • Year round cottage with drilled well • Stone fireplace, wood floors • 133 feet shoreline, sand beach • 4 bdrms, 3 baths, 3 levels with plenty of space, Screened room Professionally landscaped –while preserving a Natural Look • Main level open concept, wood-burning Fireplace, main floor Laundry Fully winterized 4175 sq ft ‘Heart of Pine’ Square Log Home/Cottage • Lower level with walkout to yard • Wrap around deck, hot tub • 2 docks, gorgeous waterfront • Upper level has 2 bdrms with W/O Balcony, loft, full bathroom 5 Bedroom (each with own Ensuite), Office, Gourmet kitchen with AGA stove • Sandy beach, deep water off dock • Gorgeous shoreline and view • Deep water, great swimming • Lower Level Rec room has Propane Fireplace Attached Garage, 2 fireplaces, A/C, Alarm System, Engineered Hardwood flooring LITTLE KENNISIS LAKE $1,099,000 LITTLE RABBIT LAKE $899,000 LITTLE REDSTONE LAKE $979,000 • Naturally landscaped property, front & back with Perennial and CRYSTAL LAKE $359,900 CRYSTAL LAKE $349,900 SALERNO LAKE $315,000 • 3500 sq ft, south-west exposure, 172.18 ft fr, 3 private acres Native Habitat Gardens • Rare opportunity for privacy – the only cottage on the lake • 2 storey, four bedroom • Cute 3 bedroom, vaulted ceilings • 3 bedroom open concept • 5 bedrooms, 3 full bath, den/office/ main floor laundry • 101 ft of rock shoreline, with deep water off the dock, fully • Almost 16ac of hardwood, 1646’ frontage, well treed Property • Private Master with ensuite, main level laundry, large kitchen • wooden floors, large eat-in kitchen • Fireplace and great views • Updated windows, bathroom insulated Bunkie at waterfront • Master located in spacious loft with own bath & walk-in closet with SS appliances • stone fireplace, fabulous screened porch • Lg. seating area + firepit at shoreline • Updated electric, new shingles • Floor-to-ceiling floor Fireplace in living room – Cozy Ambience • Lower level has Rec room, Entertainment centre & Walkout • Mudroom, extensive Landscaping with Granite rock walls • new decks and dock, level area at shore • Loft area has Master Bedroom with bath and office area • Double Garage with Radiant In-floor heating and loft • Sandy shore, deep clean water off dock • Clean water off dock • • Main floor – screened porch and a spacious entrance Attached double Garage • 100’ of clean shoreline, great swimming • Western exposure, big-lake view! • Great swimming, west exposure! It is one of your biggest investments. Choose your BUILDING REALTOR® wisely LOTS/ACREAGE 1.73 acres, trails nearby - Kinmount $18,000 50 acres, pond, Crown nearby - Gelert $55,000 KENNISIS LAKE $599,900 KENNISIS LAKE $669,000 1 acre bldg lot on Burnt River – • Level Point lot facing South-West with 130’ of private frontage • Naturally landscaped property, front & back with Perennial and Greg Shirley Rob DAVIS LAKE $269,900 KINMOUNT $118,000 • Fabulous view Native Habitat Gardens McInnis Rule Serediuk Kinmount $59,000 • 2 bedroom plus a bright den with Solarium & Huge Bunkie/ • 101 ft of rock shoreline, with deep water off the dock, fully • Spacious 4 bedroom • 2 bedroom open-concept Sales Rep. Broker Sales Rep. • Hardwood floors, new bathroom • Bright and sunny, new floors Studio with loft insulated Bunkie at waterfront 705-854-2111 705-754-5432 705-854-0910 • Lower level has a huge family room & games room with bar & • Floor-to-ceiling floor Fireplace in living room – Cozy Ambience [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] • Situated on a pretty, level lot • New kitchen and bathroom 155 Acres + Gravel Pit – Kinmount W/O to patio - 3 season Sunroom off the dining room • Loft area has Master Bedroom with bath and office area • Sandy wade-in shoreline • Updated electrical panel • • $259,000 Boathouse, 3 yr old Fendock System, detached 1.5 garage Main floor – screened porch and a spacious entrance • Excellent swimming and boating • 4.6 acres with 860’ frontage 4 TheHighlander Real Estate Guide May 16, 2013 CHESTNUT PARK HALIBURTON HIGHLANDS Diane Knupp Top 5% of Sales Representative Realtors 705.754.0880 Phone: 705-488-3077 based on 2012 haliburton-real-estate.com ◆ [email protected] Cell: 705-340-2428 Sales E-mail: [email protected] 4490 Kennisis Lake Road, Haliburton ON Commissions Chestnut Park Real Estate Limited Brokerage www.dianeknupp.com SALERNO LAKE $429,900 SALERNO LAKE $399,000 SALERNO LAKE $369,900 • Gorgeous 5 bedroom, 2 bath • Four season 3 bedroom • Updated 3 bedroom BITTER LAKE $525,000 LITTLE REDSTONE LAKE $1,399,995 • Open concept, custom kitchen • Full basement with walkout • Open concept, pine floors • 5 yr old Eco-Log on a Landscaped lot Southern exposure, 290’ of hard packed Sand Beach and Deep water off the dock • Year round cottage with drilled well • Stone fireplace, wood floors • 133 feet shoreline, sand beach • 4 bdrms, 3 baths, 3 levels with plenty of space, Screened room Professionally landscaped –while preserving a Natural Look • Main level open concept, wood-burning Fireplace, main floor Laundry Fully winterized 4175 sq ft ‘Heart of Pine’ Square Log Home/Cottage • Lower level with walkout to yard • Wrap around deck, hot tub • 2 docks, gorgeous waterfront • Upper level has 2 bdrms with W/O Balcony, loft, full bathroom 5 Bedroom (each with own Ensuite), Office, Gourmet kitchen with AGA stove • Sandy beach, deep water off dock • Gorgeous shoreline and view • Deep water, great swimming • Lower Level Rec room has Propane Fireplace Attached Garage, 2 fireplaces, A/C, Alarm System, Engineered Hardwood flooring LITTLE KENNISIS LAKE $1,099,000 LITTLE RABBIT LAKE $899,000 LITTLE REDSTONE LAKE $979,000 • Naturally landscaped property, front & back with Perennial and CRYSTAL LAKE $359,900 CRYSTAL LAKE $349,900 SALERNO LAKE $315,000 • 3500 sq ft, south-west exposure, 172.18 ft fr, 3 private acres Native Habitat Gardens • Rare opportunity for privacy – the only cottage on the lake • 2 storey, four bedroom • Cute 3 bedroom, vaulted ceilings • 3 bedroom open concept • 5 bedrooms, 3 full bath, den/office/ main floor laundry • 101 ft of rock shoreline, with deep water off the dock, fully • Almost 16ac of hardwood, 1646’ frontage, well treed Property • Private Master with ensuite, main level laundry, large kitchen • wooden floors, large eat-in kitchen • Fireplace and great views • Updated windows, bathroom insulated Bunkie at waterfront • Master located in spacious loft with own bath & walk-in closet with SS appliances • stone fireplace, fabulous screened porch • Lg.
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