Set high on a hilltop with sweeping views over surrounding farmland, this 2,528 sq ft stone and vinyl board-and-batten bungalow makes an impression before you reach the door, with covered porches front and back. The open-concept main floor centres on a masonry fireplace with propane insert. The custom kitchen features granite and quartz counters, stainless appliances, and an oversized island, with room for a full dining suite. The primary suite sits privately at one end with ensuite and walk-in closet; three more bedrooms occupy a separate wing sharing a five-piece bath. Off the garage entry: a laundry room and two-piece bath. The finished walk-out basement adds a huge family room with wood stove and walkout, a gym/flex room, and a four-piece bath. A generous mudroom - accessed from inside or up from the triple garage - keeps chore-day mess from the home. Ground source heating delivers efficient, consistent comfort year-round. The land is a working asset: of 95 acres, roughly 90 are workable and tile drained, with a 5-acre hardwood bush at the back. A drilled well delivers excellent supply. The pole barn is livestock-ready - set up for horses with a tack room and two stalls, and equipped for cattle with 85 outdoor headrail feeding spaces, 12 locking headgates under roof, and a heated waterbowl - with room for machinery and hay storage. A solar contract averaging approximately $10,000/year, five years remaining, adds passive income from day one. Positioned on a paved country road between Lindsay and Peterborough, the location offers straightforward highway access with the peace and privacy that make a property like this worth having. Throughout, the home is designed for the realities of country living - quiet space and everyday bustle kept comfortably apart, with mudroom and barn-clothes traffic routed away from the living areas. It's a build that handles chore-day mess and family life with equal ease.More details
Set on a picturesque rural property just 3 km north of Bobcaygeon and minutes to both Sturgeon and Pigeon Lakes, this stately 4-bedroom, 3-bath century home has anchored this land since 1900 - and it shows in every carefully preserved detail. Arrive via a maple-lined paved driveway and step onto a wrap-around verandah that sets the tone for what's inside. The centre hall plan unfolds with purpose: a formal dining room, a large kitchen with oak cupboards and a butler's pantry, and a main floor family room that earns its name - wide board Bruce hardwood floors, solid cherry panelling, and an expansive brick hearth with insert that makes every season feel like a reason to stay home. Main floor laundry adds the kind of everyday practicality that a home this size deserves. Upstairs, the primary suite is genuinely generous - a private ensuite plus an attached sitting room and dressing room that offer the kind of space most homes simply don't have. Outside, the property delivers on every front. A spring-fed kidney-shaped pond, a tennis court, board fencing, and a mix of pasture, workable, and forested land give this acreage real character and real utility. The original bank barn and drive shed speak to the land's history, while an attached triple car garage keeps modern life organized. A rare combination of heritage craftsmanship, rural privacy, and genuine community connection - with the lakes and the lifestyle of Bobcaygeon just minutes away.More details
100 acres on a quiet hardtop road minutes south of Lindsay. Approximately 55 acres workable, with the balance in bush and mixed forest - well suited to a farmer adding acreage, an investor looking to lease it, or a buyer who simply wants land close to town. Original farmhouse, barn and driveshed still standing, offered as-is - assess their potential for your own vision. The location and potential do the talking on this parcel: paved road frontage, minutes to Lindsay for fuel and groceries, and the kind of privacy that's hard to find this close to town.More details
With real character inside and room to roam outside, this rural home on acreage balances family living with space to explore. A swimmable pond sits beyond the house, trails wind through the back meadow, and forest at the rear of the lot offers privacy and plenty of places to wander. The property is adjacent to the Trans Canada Trail, so your walks can carry on well past the property line. Inside, the layout is made for family life. The generously sized dining room greets you at the front door, with plenty of space for the kind of family dinners that end with full hearts and fuller plates. The kitchen has been updated with a centre island, but the family room is the true heart of the home, with a freestanding woodstove, access to the back solarium, and a walkout to the yard. A separate living room gives everyone a second place to spread out when the house is full. Main floor living comes easily here, with the primary suite and its updated ensuite on the main level and a 2-piece powder room nearby for guests. Upstairs, two more bedrooms share a full bath. Below, the unfinished basement is ready for your plans and has its own drive-in access, big enough for a small hobby car. That drive-in convenience carries on outside. The heated 3-bay shop has two drive-in doors and a third bay set up for projects and storage. Behind the house, there's generous parking and room for vehicles, hobbies, and toys, all tucked away from highway noise, while a fenced section of the backyard gives kids and dogs a safe place to run. Come walk the land and see how it all fits together.More details
Some neighbourhoods just feel like home, and Lucas Crescent is one of them. This well-maintained, two store home (Christina Homes, Geranium Model) offers 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, cared for in a way that means your weekends go to family, not a to-do list. The main floor grows alongside your family. Gather around a formal dining table for holiday dinners, or turn that space into a playroom where you can keep an eye on little ones while dinner comes together in the eat-in kitchen. Winter mornings are easier with a double car garage: no scraping windshields, just load up and go. Summer evenings belong out back, where a fenced yard gives kids and pets room to play while you relax on the deck or under the gazebo. The walkout basement offers space to grow, whether that's a rec room, a teen hangout or a spot for movie nights, whenever you're ready. A well-loved Lindsay neighbourhood, a home that lets you unpack and settle right in, and room for what's next.More details
This brick bungalow sits in Peterborough's well-loved West End, with a layout designed around how people actually live. The main floor offers three bedrooms, a full bathroom, and generous principal rooms, along with a walkout to a private backyard, and a double car garage adds everyday convenience. The lower level is where this home really stands out. A two-bedroom in-law suite with its own separate entrance offers flexibility for extended family or potential rental income, which can go a long way toward making ownership more manageable. Laundry is located on the lower level in a shared space kept separate from both living areas, so it's easy for everyone to reach. With solid bones, a practical layout, and a location buyers consistently ask for, this one is well worth a look.More details
Board and batten meets architectural brick on this ICF-built home, with a metal roof and a paved road that puts you minutes from Cobourg and the 401. Inside, vaulted ceilings with pot lights open up the main floor, and hardwood runs throughout. Ceramic tile covers the entry and bathrooms, so muddy boots and wet feet aren't a problem. The kitchen is the heart of the house. You get an apron front sink, a propane gas range, double wall ovens and built-in stainless steel appliances. The island has plenty of drawers, including oversized ones for your big pots, plus a wine rack and electrical outlets. The open concept layout flows straight out to the large back deck, which is where the evening is going to end up. 2 bedrooms round out the main floor along with a full 4pc bath. The primary suite has a 5pc ensuite with double sinks and double shower heads. The walkout basement is ready for whatever you need it to be. Country living with a short drive to town.More details
Some homes hold a life. This one helps build one. Freshly updated and quietly clever, this Coboconk bungalow was made for people who think differently about what a home can do. The main floor flex space - currently a home bakery with its own dedicated entrance - could just as easily become a home daycare, an in-law suite, or, for buyers with a longer view, the bones of a true primary suite with walk-in and ensuite. Two comfortable main floor bedrooms anchor a thoughtfully refreshed main level - move-in ready as it stands, with room to evolve when you're ready. The walkout basement adds a finished rec room, wet bar, full bath, and hobby space. Room to entertain. Room to retreat. Room to actually use. Out back, a fully outfitted heated shop with hot and cold water stands ready for the tradesperson, the maker, or the side hustle quietly becoming a main one. For many buyers, the shop alone is the reason they'll write the offer. Just over half an acre, with mature treed privacy behind the property line. The kind of backyard that feels like yours alone. And the address? A short drive to Balsam Lake Provincial Park, in a town locals quietly hope stays a secret. Built for what comes next. Every Address.More details
13.6 acres of mostly workable land just minutes east of Lindsay, with easy hardtop access the whole way. The property fronts on both Highway 7 and River Road, giving you two road frontages to work with, and backs directly onto the Trans-Canada Recreation Trail - handy if you're into snowmobiling, ATVing, or just want that kind of access out your back door. A drainage ditch runs through the property. Good option for anyone looking to build, farm, or just get some space between them and the neighbours, without giving up quick access into town.More details
There are views, and then there are views that quiet a room. Set high above Pigeon Lake on 35 acres of sheltered, lovingly tended land, this property delivers the second kind. A single family has been its quiet guardian for more than 35 years - nurturing the land, protecting the shoreline, and letting the wildlife settle in and stay. The result: mature woodland, established trails, and more than 1,000 feet of natural waterfront. Land that has been stewarded, not staged. A quiet municipal road carries you in - shared with only a handful of neighbours and dead-ending at the property line. No through traffic. And yet you're 20 minutes to Lindsay and 30 to Peterborough - far enough to finally hear yourself think, close enough to keep your life intact. Build the custom home you've been sketching for years. Establish the hobby farm you've been putting off. Or simply hold it, walk it on weekends, and let the land breathe a little longer while you decide what it deserves to become. This is a property you choose on purpose. Every Acre.More details
Solid starter home with a private, good-sized backyard and a detached garage plus plenty of driveway parking. The bones are here - this one's ready for a buyer with vision. Bring your ideas, some design and a bit of polish, and you'll get the most out of this footprint. Two bedrooms up share a full bath, and the main floor bedroom (or bonus room, if you need flex space) has 2 pc ensuite access - plus its own side door entry, handy if you're thinking home business potential. Eat-in kitchen that works for everyday life, with a large living room to match. And that classic enclosed front porch? Instant curb appeal, just waiting for your touch.More details
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