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4464 PLUM POINT ROAD, Lake Simcoe

Property Overview - House For sale

Price$ 689 900
MLS® #S13548992TypeHouse
Bedrooms3 BedBathrooms1 Bath
WaterfrontLake SimcoePostal CodeL3V0L4

Welcome to this direct lakefront, cute and cozy, beautifully maintained three-season cottage located in highly sought-after McPhee Bay on Lake Simcoe. This charming bungalow is situated on a concrete slab foundation and features a classic wood exterior and is on an impressive 193 foot lot. The property boasts an easy-access, sandy-bottom, shallow-entry waterfront with million-dollar lake views. The cottage comes well-equipped including all furniture and ready for you to enjoy, offering three comfortable bedrooms, a three-piece washroom, and a living room featuring a cozy electric fireplace. Recent renovations complement the home, including a beautifully updated kitchen and pot-lit ceiling in living room. For outdoor living and entertaining, it features a large two-tiered entertainer's deck, aluminum dock with wood inserts, garden shed and an additional large shed for your toys. Other property details include electric baseboard heating, a high dry concrete slab crawl space and a private driveway. Easily accessible year-round, you are located only minutes away from Casino Rama Entertainment, Orillia, shops, restaurants, golf courses, bike, walking and snowmobile trails.

Land Details

WaterfrontLake Simcoe
Size Frontage35
Size Depth193 ft ,9 in
Lot size35 x 193.8 FT ; 35.96ft. x 173.53 ft.
Ownership TypeFreehold
Zoning DescriptionHR

Building Details

TypeHouse
Property TypeSingle Family
Bathrooms Total1
Bedrooms Above Ground3
Bedrooms Total3
Architectural StyleBungalow
Cooling TypeWindow air conditioner
Exterior FinishWood
Flooring TypeVinyl
Foundation TypeConcrete, Slab
Heating FuelElectric
Heating TypeBaseboard heaters
Utility WaterLake/River Water Intake

Rooms

Main levelBedroom 32.28 m x 2.19 m


This listing of a Single Family property For sale is courtesy of STEPHEN M. PEROFF from RE/MAX HALLMARK YORK GROUP REALTY LTD.

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