Muskoka Lakes Waterfront Home Statistics
| Average Price | $1.7M |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $10.5K |
| Highest Price | $10.9M |
| Total Waterfront Listings | 55 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $522 |
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Muskoka Lakes Waterfront Real Estate
The Muskoka Lakes are known for being the land of 80 lakes. Not only does this mean miles of boating, fishing, and beach options surrounding the residents here, but real opportunity to own waterfront property.
The Muskoka Lakes Waterfront real estate market is an exciting one because there are price ranges suited to many different budgets. It’s a rare chance to live lake life at a realistic budget, and there’s certainly luxury properties as well. Life on the water here is quiet and private, and just a short drive away from most communities.
The homes for sale here can range vastly in price. Gorgeous, four bedroom cottages sitting on multiple acres of land are typical for the area, with direct access to your own private beach and dock. These can be listed for as low as half a million dollars. You can even fractionally own condo units or single families homes for less than $100,000.
Of course, there are also the luxury estates; beautiful single-family cottage, beach, and modern style homes. These multi-million dollar waterfront properties in Muskoka offer unbelievable views in every direction, and apart from that, many will have a dock and boathouse.
Muskoka Lakes offers lake living at it’s best, and whatever waterfront property you look for here, will be surrounded by natural beauty and many vibrant communities with so much to see and experience.
Lake Life in Muskoka Lakes
There are over 80 lakes in the Muskoka Lakes area, with the largest and most popular being the lakes of Muskoka, Rousseau, and Joseph. There are waterfront properties on these lakes, and the others in the area, with each one unique in its own way.
Enjoying the good life is easy at the Muskoka Lakes, especially with your own dock and water access. And if not, there’s always a beach nearby. Boating, paddleboarding, kayaking, swimming, and fishing are just a few of the outdoor activities residents here can do every single day in the summer. And in the winter, there’s still snowshoeing, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, skating, and ice fishing.
The Canadian Shield also provides some of the most unique hiking trails in Canada, with forested areas changing to rocky plateaus with visible igneous and limestone rock formations. The Hardy Lake Provincial Park is located in Muskoka Lakes and has some of the most popular hikes.
At night, residents can look up at the sky and truly see the wonders of the sky. Muskoka Lakes is home to the Torrance Barrens, North America’s first dark sky preserve. The stars and constellations shine bright in Muskoka Lakes unlike anywhere else.
