Welcome to waterfront bliss in Pine Tree Harbour! This beautifully updated, four-bedroom home effortlessly blends contemporary comfort with lakeside charm, boasting over 2,400 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space on the shores of Lake Huron.Picture yourself waking each morning to serene waterfront views and spending evenings relaxing by your private campfire directly on the waters edge. Accessible waterfront living is yours, complete with a stationary dock, private boat launch, and dedicated docking bays perfect for boating, seadoos, fishing, or simply soaking in the tranquil surroundings. Storage for boats, watercraft, and toys is abundant thanks to both an attached garage and a spacious detached boathouse/workshop (built in 2018). Inside, thoughtful updates shine throughout, including a fully renovated, modern kitchen just three years young, and beautifully finished hardwood floors upstairs. The upper level also hosts two spacious bedrooms and two full baths. Downstairs, enjoy an inviting finished basement with a large secondary living area, two additional bedrooms, a convenient 2-piece bathroom, laundry, storage and ample room to gather. Energy-efficient upgrades include enhanced insulation (30 inches blown-in), heat pump system, a reliable Generac backup generator, and a newer asphalt roof (5 years). Whether hosting friends on the newly built decks overlooking the water or spending quiet evenings by the lake, this home delivers comfort, privacy, luxury, and the laid-back lifestyle you've dreamed of. Your waterfront lifestyle is calling, don't let this Pine Tree Harbour treasure slip away!
City: Northern Bruce Peninsula
Located at 119 Pine Tree Harbour Road , this Northern Bruce Peninsula house was listed for $1,069,000. It has 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The property's amenities include Sloping, Lake Access, Level, School Bus Route, Waterfront, Wooded/Treed. The property includes the following rooms: . This property comes with 5 parking spots.
MLS#: undefined · $1,069,000 · 4 bedroom house in Northern Bruce Peninsula