You won’t believe you are in Northern Ontario when you see this Work of Love and Art ... at the same time have the coziest 4 bedroom cottage.  Enjoy solitude on your own Island...or share it with family and friends. The Norwegian influenced architectural design, finishing touches & the honey coloured open pine ceilings & walls can only be appreciated by seeing this property. The Island is approximately 3.5 acres and the waterway of Wilson Lake is approximately 270 acres with less than a dozen cottages on this spring fed lake.  As you approach the property you will be greeted by a newly built  boat house in 2007 which is surrounded by a deck on both sides. Adjoining the boat house is a 40' x 14’ deck, just the right size for storage of water toys etc... A few stairs and a beautifully rounded huge rock section with scattered lichen and beautiful moss plus the leaning red and white pines grace the walkway to the 12’ in diameter parapet. From this point you will enjoy amazing western sunsets.  Bask in the sun or let the cool breezes from the many tall pines scattered on this island.     Further up the path is the outdoor 18’5” x 12’ sheltered BBQ. This is not your ordinary outdoor entertaining area! A heavily beamed construction , houses a sink, a ceramic top work section, the BBQ pit and grill as well as built-in-planters.  Rain or shine, entertaining will certainly be enjoyable. The patio just off of the outdoor entertainment section is a large gathering area for guests and family. The 15’6” x 7’7” screened-in-porch has an eating area for breakfast or light lunches to look over the gorgeous property and of course the waterfront view. The porch will lead you to a living/dining room and an entrance to the kitchen, the upstairs access to the loft or to the bedroom and family room areas.     The country kitchen with open cabinets houses the colourful dinnerware to the country decore.  An opportunity to view the lake while enjoying meal preparations for or with your friends and family. A pass-through is available in the kitchen to a front section of the porch, but the present owners have converted that completely windowed area into the fifth bedroom. The joining front porch is completely windowed, screened and offers sun protection from the rollag shutters.  The floor to ceiling stone fireplace in the living / dining room will make this room as cozy and as comfy as you wish. From this room, an upper open loft is attractively displayed by the hand made wooden railing up the stairs and across the upper floor of the loft. The second wood burning stone fire place is in the Family room just down the hall. Along the east and west sides of the room is a bank of multi pane windows. A library of books is good evidence that this cottage was graced with stress-free relaxation days and holidays……and now the books are waiting for you!   The cottage’s walls and ceilings are a rich honey coloured pine and blend in beautifully with the modern plush furnishings as well as the occasional antique furnishings. You will appreciate the time and effort put into the makings of the various interior pine doors for various closets and cupboards throughout the cottage. The exterior walls of the cottage consist of one wall being a stone wall from the foundation up, a hand hewn cedar shingle wall as well as wood exterior walls. The builder added the flavour of the family coat of arms, insignias of Norway, sculpted and hand carved deer heads as well as the red and black trimmed windows which in places have the added touch of hand hewn and shellacked bark trim to complement the theme.    The cottage is not a regular rectangular or common shape and the areas of protection from wind, sun or shade are available due to the construction of the cottage’s framework. SOME FURNITURE LISTINGS

Dining table and chairs Dining table and oak chairs in the screened-in-porch. Rattan furniture – love seat Hand made wooden rocking chair Cedar muskoka chairs and steel chairs at the parapet All mattresses have been purchased within the past 5 years All bedding and linens Plush furniture in living/dining room. Plush furniture in family room.

STRUCTURE

The main cottage was built in 1946. Afterwards and practically annually, additions were added onto the main cottage. Approximately 1950 the additional two bedrooms were added on. Approximately 1953 the Family room was added on. 2007 the Boat House was constructed and with all relevant permits. The cottage is fully insulated which makes it possible to enjoy the cottage 4 seasons. The cottage is sitting on bedrock and cedar logs Extra steel loly column supports are under the cottageA stone foundation exists across the front and sides of the cottage.

GENERATOR The 3500 watt Honda generator has a remote control switch from the cottage. The cottage and all outer buildings are wired for electricity run from the generator.A 1000 watt generator is easily accessible in the evening for an inexpensive evening of television …. Approximately one pint of gas!

WATER FILTRATION     5 micron particulate water filter plus a charcoal filter pipe which extends 30’ below the surface of the Spring fed lake.Present owners have not installed a heated water line, which is possible.

SEWAGE    composting toilet =Sun Mar Centrix 3000.- There is a leaching pit for the kitchen and the two bathroom sinks.

WATER HEATER     The cottage has a gas water heater.

PARKING   There is an MNR grandfathered parking area for all cottagers on the lake is available at the Wilson Lake public parking area.

 MEASUREMENTS (MUST BE VERIFIED IF IMPORTANT)

 24’ x 11’6” Boat house with a 19’7” x 5’10 boat opening 40’9” x 14’ deck 18’5” x 12’ BBQ outdoor entertaining centre

CLOSE UP      Close up time will be made much easier with the exterior rollag shutters on all windows.