This three-acre private island is situated on Little Chiblow Lake in Algoma Country, approximately 75 miles east of Sault Ste. Marie. Positioned between Thessalon and Blind River in Montgomery Township, the property offers a secluded retreat with elevated granite terrain and deep-water surroundings. It features a modern 2,300-square-foot cottage and benefits from its location in an unorganized township, allowing for future development without the requirement of building permits.
Property Details
The island includes a two-story cottage constructed in 2008, featuring a wraparound deck that maximizes water views from nearly every room. The residence comprises three bedrooms and is designed to comfortably sleep 10–12 people. It operates as a functional off-grid dwelling: propane powers the hot water, refrigerator, stove, and lighting, while the structure is fully wired for electricity supplied by a generator.
Land and Water
The island’s topography is defined by elevated granite outcrops and a mature mixed forest of pine, spruce, cedar, maple, birch, and hemlock. A walking trail circles the perimeter, inviting exploration of the natural landscape. The surrounding Chiblow Lakes are deep-water systems renowned for Lake Trout, Whitefish, and Bass fishing. A protected cove on the island provides a secure docking area suitable for boats or bush planes.
Access and Utilities
The property is surrounded by Crown land, ensuring exceptional privacy with no visible neighbors. Access is via a short 5–10 minute boat ride from a private dock at Chiblow Lake Lodge on the mainland. Utility systems are self-sufficient, utilizing propane and generator power. The unorganized township status offers a significant advantage for buyers looking to expand, with multiple sites available for additional cabins unrestricted by standard permitting processes.
Lifestyle and Value
This offering is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a versatile northern getaway. The combination of excellent fishing, boating access to connected lakes and streams, and the freedom of unorganized township regulations creates a unique opportunity for family use or multi-cabin development. It is a turnkey escape that balances remote tranquility with convenient mainland access.
