Welcome to your waterfront retreat in sought-after Pike Bay, set along the quiet shores of Widgeon Cove Road and surrounded by all the natural beauty and amenities the Bruce Peninsula is known for. This well-maintained home or cottage sits on over 2 acres, offering privacy, space, and direct access to the calm waters of the bay-perfect for kayaking, swimming, fishing, and soaking in world-class sunsets. Over the last five years, the property has seen more than $100,000 in updates, ensuring comfort, function, and peace of mind for the next owner. Major improvements include a new front deck, both full bathrooms fully renovated, updated water system, central air installed, a detached shed/workshop, plus extensive landscaping and yard clean-up-all contributing to a clean, polished, and easy-to-maintain setting. Inside, you'll find a functional and tidy layout, ideal as a year-round home or seasonal getaway. An attached double car garage provides additional storage for vehicles, tools, and recreational gear-essential for life on the Peninsula.Located close to everything the Bruce Peninsula has to offer, including Lake Huron and Georgian Bay shorelines, the Bruce Trail, Lion's Head, Tobermory, Singing Sands, Cyprus Lake, The Grotto, Sauble Beach, local shops, restaurants, marinas, boat launches, and endless outdoor recreation, this is the perfect base for exploring one of Ontario's most beloved regions. Whether you're seeking a peaceful waterfront escape or a well-cared-for home with major upgrades already completed, this Pike Bay property offers an exceptional opportunity to enjoy the very best of the Bruce Peninsula lifestyle.
City: Northern Bruce Peninsula
Located at 109 Widgeon Cove Road , this Northern Bruce Peninsula house was listed for $699,900. It has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The property's amenities include Beach, Clear View, Lake Access, School Bus Route, Waterfront. The property includes the following rooms: . This property comes with 10 parking spots.
MLS#: undefined · $699,900 · 2 bedroom house in Northern Bruce Peninsula