$12,500,000

1815 MP and 1014 PV Mortimer's Point and Pleasant View Point Road, Muskoka Lakes, ON P0B 1J0

Muskoka LakesMedoraVacant Land

0 beds0 baths

Key facts

MLS®
X13461106
Status
New
Type
Vacant Land
Taxes
$13,448
Listed
2026-06-18
Brokerage
ROYAL ST. ANDREWS REAL ESTATE SERVICES LIMITED
Cross street
Pleasant View Road

Description

A rare opportunity to acquire approximately 46 acres of pristine Lake Muskoka waterfront land on sought after Mortimer's Point. Deeded to William Mortimer by Queen Victoria in the late 1800's, this exceptional offering consists of three separately deeded parcels, being sold together as a single unified estate holding. Cherished by the same family for decades, this 46 acre waterfront property is one of the few remaining large format holdings on Lake Muskoka. With 800 feet (MPAC) of combined shoreline, these lands offer the space, privacy, and natural beauty that define Muskoka's most enduring family estates.The property features towering pines, natural clearings, and a shoreline that has remained largely untouched, a rare reminder of Muskoka as it once was. The bay is quiet and protected, with warm, shallow sandy bottom waters ideal for children and summer gatherings. The land is divided into three separately deeded parcels, offering flexibility for families seeking multiple cottages, a main residence with guest homes, or long-term generational planning. The western parcel includes enhanced shoreline protections that preserve its natural character, while the eastern parcel provides excellent frontage and classic estate proportions. This is a property meant to be passed down; a place where families gather, traditions form, and memories endure..............Unparalleled 46+ acre legacy estate holding on Lake Muskoka, highlighted by a spectacular 191-foot wide hard-packed sandy beach extending 75 feet out into the bay. Accessed by an engineered private road system, this massive acreage offers unmatched privacy for a flagship estate.

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