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2950 9Th Line, Mississippi Lake 2950 9th Line, Mississippi Lake Legal Description: Pt NE ½ LT 4 CON 8 Beckwith as In RS79015; Beckwith Lot Size: 127.00 Ft (Frontage) x 127.00 Ft (Depth) Assessment Roll #: 092400002019100 092400002019200 Property Taxes: $3,223/2015 (including Bunkie) Zoning: Rural Residential Age: Unknown Heat: Plug In EBB/Propane Heater/Main Cottage Cost Heat: Seasonal us only Cost Hydro: Seasonal us only High-Speed Provider: Several Providers Available Satellite Provider: Several Providers Available Water: Drilled Well Certificate: Not Available Well Location: Roadside – in Front of Garage Septic: Conventional Septic System/Last Pumped 2002 Seasonal use (little known regarding Septic System) Certificate: Not Available Septic Location: Weeping Bed & Tank/Roadside Style: Bungalow Style Main Cottage & Bunkie Foundation: Cinder Block Roof: Asphalt Shingles/Main Cottage & Bunkie Exterior: Wood Siding Survey: Diagram of Lot Price: $449,900 Newly Priced $399,500! Features Sparkling Mississippi Lake, 127 Ft of “Picture Perfect” Water Frontage, Panoramic Views of the Lake, Excellent Boating & Fishing on 59 Kilometers of Clean Waters, Deepest Point is 9.2 Meters. Mississippi Lake Supports a Warm Water Fishery, Fab Sought After Location, Minutes to Bustling Town of Carleton Place, Farmer’s Market Offers 1 Fresh Produce, Art & Live Music Saturday Mornings, Fun-Filled Festivals & Parades Year Round, Excellent Shopping, Restaurants & Outdoor Patios, Commuting Distance To Ottawa, 3-Season Main Cottage, 3 Bedroom, 3-Pce Bath, Exciting Main Dining/Eating Area, Propane Stove Conveniently Located In Great Room, Sunlit Living/Dining Room Offers Sensational Views Of Mississippi Lake/Sliding Doors To Waterside, Adorable Second Cottage (Bunkie) Including Cozy Family Room, Waterfront Facing Kitchen, 2-Pce Bath, 2 Guest Bedrooms, Detached Garage, Detached In Water Boat House, Dockmaster Dock, Fun-Filled Neighbourhood, Mixture Of Year Round Prestigious Homes & Charming Cottages. Main Cottage Living/Dining Rm: 23.03 x 14.04 Kitchen: 15.00 x 7.05 Great Room: 17.05 x 15.08 Master Bedroom: 15.05 x 13.09 3 Pce Bath: 7.09 x 6.02 Bedroom # 1: 14.05 x 8.02 Storage Room: 4.09 x 3.04 Bedroom # 2: 11.01 x 5.03 Linen/Pantry: 7.02 x 2.00 Bunkie: Kitchen: 13.04 x 9.00 Family Room: 14.00 x 11.02 Bedroom # 1: 12.00 x 10.02 Bedroom # 2: 12.00 x 8.07 2 Pce Bath 7.10 x 3.07 Garage & Outbuildings etc. Det Single Garage: 22.10 x 11.50 Boat House: 20.10 x 9.00 Dockmaster Dock 28.00 x 4.00 Wooden Ramp 10.00 x 3.00 Inclusions: 2 Refrigerators, 2 Stoves, Boat House, Dock 28.00 x 4.00 FT, FFP in Living, Propane Stove in Great Room Exclusions: All Staging Material, Main Cottage Master Bedroom Dresser & Picnic Table, Bunkie Master Bedroom Dresser, Wood in Garage. Rental: Nil 2 Mailing Address: 2950 9th Line Carleton Place, ON K7C 3P2 Directions: From Ottawa - Hwy #417 West, Exit Hwy #7 to Carleton Place, Lt on Hwy # 15 South to Blacks Corners, Rt on 9th Line, Subject Property on Rt, PIN # 2950 Welcome to… 2950 9th Line Mississippi Lake The call of the Loon Invites You to Waterfront Living on Mississippi Lake. A rare find! Yearning to build & retire on the shores of Mississippi Lake, then look no further! This property offers the best of “both worlds!” Create lifetime memories in the 2 adorable 3 season waterfront cottages while you design & organize the construction of your fabulous, brand new waterfront home. This breathtaking setting nestled on the shores of Mississippi Lake is definitely a find; sensational crimson sunsets & panoramic west facing views. Remarkably situated only mins away, on paved roads, to either Carleton Place or Perth. This glistening waterfront retreat boasts a stunning non weedy rebuilt shoreline with applicable permits from the conservation authority incl a dock. You will love the main 3 BDR cottage & adorable 2 BDR Bunkie, so much space to entertain friends & family while your architect drafts your eventual full time residence. Older detached single garage. Excellent swimming, boating & fishing. Very few grandfathered boat houses on the lake to rebuild. A must see! Mississippi Lake is situated in portions of Drummond, Beckwith and Mississippi Mills Townships in Lanark County, Ontario Canada. It is the last in a series of Lakes in the Mississippi Valley watershed before the Mississippi River reaches the Ottawa River, as well as one of the largest inland lakes in South Eastern Ontario. Mississippi Lake is distinctive for having one side (to the North) being part of the 3 Canadian Shield and while the other is mostly limestone. The lake is remnant of the old Champlain Sea, which flooded Eastern Ontario at the end of the last Ice Age; the former shoreline of the sea can still be traced inland from the North shore of the lake. Mississippi Lake is at an elevation of 134.4 meters above sea level. The lake perimeter is approximately 55.9 kilometers and the deepest point is 9.2 meters. Mississippi Lake supports a warm water fishery, with common species including Walleye, Pike, Smallmouth and Largemouth Bass. Loons, Bald Eagles, Osprey, and Herons are known to breed inland from the Lake. The provincially significant Blanding’s Turtle is also known from Mississippi Lake. Upgrades and Features Property West Facing Waterfront, Sensational Sunsets! Rocky Shoreline Rebuilt (Conversation Authority Permit/$10K) Detached Single Garage (22.10 Ft x 3.04 Ft) In Water Boat House (20.01 Ft x 9.00 Ft) Mississippi Conservation Authority Allows Existing in Water Boat Houses to be Reconstructed. Fenced on Both Sides of Property offering Privacy & Seclusion Towering Matured Trees Surrounding the Property Main Cottage Interior Large Open Concept Living Room Offers Panoramic Views of Mississippi Lake Efficient Kitchen with Ample Storage Space Large Master Bedroom & 2 Spacious Guest Bedrooms Large Linen Closet (7.02 Ft x 2 Ft) Convenient Storage Room (4.09 Ft x 3.04 Ft) Full 4Pce Bath Conveniently located off the Eating Area Bunkie Interior Efficient Kitchen with Storage Space Cozy Family Room for the Guests Two Guest Bedrooms Convenient 2 Pce Bathroom 4 Property Documents: 1. Township of Beckwith Tax Bill (Main Cottage) 2015 2. Township of Beckwith Tax Bill (Bunkie) 2015 3. SPIS Residential/2016 4. SPIS Water & Waste/2016 5. Permit for Water Stone Wall/2005 6. Diagram of Lot Thank You For Viewing This Home…Please Come Back To Stay… View interior photos of this Home on my Website: www.barbaracouch.com This Information is believed to be Accurate but not Warranted. 5 .
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