121 Proudfoot Rd, Kearney, Ontario P0A 1Z0
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Description
This cottage/hunting camp sits on nearly 200 acres of pristine land, easily accessed via a municipally maintained road and conveniently located near Highway 11. Burk's Falls is only 20 minutes away, for all your conveniences. This beautiful property is accessed further by a private driveway. Wildlife such as moose and deer frequent the area, making it the perfect setting for nature enthusiasts, hunters, or anyone seeking a quiet getaway. This land abuts both Magnetawan and Proudfoot rivers, giving access for fishing, boating and watching nature. The Magnetawan River leads to Pickerel Lake, which has public boat access, for your convenience. The property features several bunkies, (one with 1 bunk bed, the other with 2 bunk beds) offering plenty of space for extended family and or guests. The main cottage includes 2 bedrooms, a charming, functional kitchen; and a bathroom (3 piece) connected to septic. Water (indoor, seasonally), a wood stove for heating, and propane appliances (stove fridge and freezer provide comfort and convenience. There is also a separate bathhouse, which adds to the practicality. Completely off-grid, the property is powered by a generator, and battery systems. A sawmill kept in the barn is also included for those with future building or creative projects in mind. This is unspoiled nature, an opportunity to get revitalized. Book your appointment today, the owner would be delighted to show you around.
Property Details
Interior
Features
Main Floor
Kitchen
4.57 x 5.47Br
2.44 x 2.132nd Br
2.44 x 2.44Mudroom
1.7 x 2.13Exterior
Features
Parking
Garage spaces -
Garage type -
Total parking spaces 10
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