2631 Muskoka Rd 118 Moot Point Road W Unit 8, Muskoka Lakes

Coveted Moot Point steeped in History to its 1910 American origins serves up the most Classic grand SW presence across its sweeping 480’ of shores. This Exquisite Landmark is discreetly addressed along the cherished north Beaumaris corridor & enveloped by similarly prominent & rarely offered waterfront Estates. The Elegant 2 storey Res gifts the Archetypal Classic Olde Muskoka with a discerning interior subtlety modernized with a chic contemporary rustic flair. Int. accents include maple floors, gorgeously rich western red cedar tongue and groove ceilings, a myriad of inviting red cedar terrace doors, 6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms & 5 stone fireplace hearths. The architecture is timeless with sophisticated updates of modern comforts. A luxe cherry wood open concept kit. w separate prep area all leads to a sunset dining space & sun filled newer fam. room addition adding to the already spacious interior of virtually 4 plus lounging/entertaining spaces. Wrapping 3 sides of this beautiful Lakeside Res is a dreamy cedar shake adorned Verandah comprised of an idyllic flow of open and closed porches all gateways to the stunning Rocky picture perfect Group of 7 lands which envelope the Great House & roll gently to the water’s edge. A Classic Muskoka Postcard 3 slip 2 storey boathouse with oversized steamer style sunset dock beautifully bookends the end of the property. A Stunning windswept rocky point with sheltered swim cove frames the centrepiece of these lands. Owned in the 1920’s by RW Eaton of the T Eaton co, & offered in WW2 as a respite for the Air Force-Storybook Lore. Today’s Moot Point gifts an exemplary 6 bdrm family cottage adorned with a panorama of windows seamlessly favouring the natural integration of the outside to the inside. An Abundance of towering mature trees, spectacularly priv. Sunset views & finer Provenance acts as a beautiful template sprinkling Timeless Essence amidst a beautifully restored Lakehouse. Fully furnished w boats. A Jewel. (id:1945)