193 Tamarac Rd, Northern Bruce Peninsula, Ontario N0H 1W0

Set along the shoreline of Lake Huron in sought-after Stokes Bay, this fully transformed waterfront property blends elevated design, complete privacy, and exceptional investment potential (STA generating approx. $140K a year). Spanning approximately 1.3 acres with 200 feet of private, deeded frontage, the property also offers a rare dual-lot configuration-creating the opportunity to sever into two premium 100-foot waterfront parcels (all studies assessments complete for severance). Completed in 2024, the home has been fully renovated with new roofing, windows, doors, insulation, plumbing, and electrical, delivering a turnkey experience with modern efficiency and lasting quality. Inside, wide-plank white oak flooring anchors a bright, open-concept layout, where expansive sightlines capture uninterrupted Lake Huron views. The kitchen and living areas are designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living, extending to a covered waterfront terrace ideal for entertaining and enjoying sunset views. The primary suite offers a private, retreat-like setting with direct outdoor access, a spa-inspired ensuite featuring a double steam shower, and a custom walk-in closet finished in Carrara marble. Additional bedrooms and bathrooms maintain the same level of thoughtful design, combining comfort with modern finishes. Original character has been carefully preserved, with natural stone accents and whitewashed wood beams adding warmth and timeless appeal. Two detached, heated outbuildings (24' x 13' and 27' x 13') with loft spaces provide flexible use for guest accommodations, home offices, or studio space. The expansive grounds feature multiple docks, a hot tub, sauna, and direct water access, creating a true four-season waterfront lifestyle. This is a rare opportunity to own a private Lake Huron property that offers luxury living and strong future investment potential in one of Ontario's most desirable coastal settings.

Inclusions: Fridge, Stove, Washer and Dryer, Most Furniture and furnishings are negotiable