880,000.00
Acreage: 2.70
Status: Available
2.7-acre private island. Lake Nipissing, Ontario. Developed (Seasonal Log Cottage). Turnkey. Sandy beach, granite shoreline. Solar power, lake water system. 10-min boat access.
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Lake Nipissing Island

This turnkey private island encompasses 2.7 acres on Lake Nipissing, Ontario. The property features a seasonal hand-hewn log home situated on Canadian Shield granite. It is positioned as a ready-to-use recreational asset or investment opportunity, combining a fully finished residence with established off-grid infrastructure.

Property Details

The primary structure is a custom log cabin utilizing exposed post and beam construction. The layout includes three multifunctional rooms, a loft, and a kitchen and bathroom fitted with high-end finishes. Technical specifications include SIP (Structural Insulated Panel) flooring installed directly on the rock foundation, porcelain tile flooring, and Roxul insulation for thermal regulation and soundproofing. Heating is provided by a wood stove and propane units.

Land and Water

The island's 2.7-acre footprint is defined by typical Canadian Shield topography, featuring granite outcroppings, rocky shorelines, and a natural sandy beach. The surrounding water body, Lake Nipissing, measures approximately 40 miles by 16 miles, supporting extensive boating and water sports. The cottage is oriented to provide views of the lake in multiple directions.

Access and Utilities

The property is accessible via a 10-minute boat ride from the Sturgeon River. The mainland launch point is a 3-hour and 45-minute drive from Toronto, with proximity to Sturgeon Falls, North Bay, and Sudbury for medical facilities and supplies. The island operates on a standalone utility system, including solar power, propane heating, and a lake water pumping system.

Lifestyle and Value

This offering is a dedicated seasonal retreat designed for immediate occupancy. The combination of durable construction materials and self-sufficient utility systems minimizes maintenance requirements. It serves as a private base for kayaking, fishing, and exploration within one of Ontario's largest freshwater lakes.

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