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Top Interior Design Trends For Waterfront Homes 2022

Waterfront homes tend to have a design sensibility all of their own. There’s a reason why we describe some styles - both in overall structure and interior design - as being “coastal” or “beach house”.

There’s just a certain atmosphere that carries through to the buildings we inhabit on our vacation time near the water, whether it be a sunny beach or a quiet forested lake.

Unfortunately, visiting these homes on a seasonal basis, perhaps renting them or even occupying them part-time if they’re owned, means that sometimes design can be overlooked. 

So, if you’re looking for ideas to keep your waterfront home design fresh and contemporary, you’re in the right place.

1. Keep It Simple

The days of busy waterfront home decor are gone. So take all…

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Luxury Living In the Muskoka Region

The Muskoka region of Canada is famous for its many attractions that make it a playground for Canadians and international visitors alike. For example, the thousands of lakes, vast areas of pristine forest wilderness, and many beautiful towns are just a few of the features that Muskoka has to offer. 

Stretching from Georgian Bay in the west to the boundary of the Algonquin Provincial Park in the east, the Muskoka region of Ontario is just 2 hours north of Toronto and includes the charming, convenient, and accessible towns of Gravenhurst and Bracebridge. Living or vacationing in this area means enjoying the arts, culture, and high-quality eateries of these locations, not to mention the many resorts and hotels hosting spas, golf courses, and recreation…

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Don’t Forget These Tasks While Spring Cleaning Your Cottage

You’re excited to get some use of the warm weather out of your waterfront cottage now that the snow on the lake has melted and you can bring the family out for some fun. 

As exciting as it may be to jump right into enjoying your homey seasonal cottage with the entire family, there are some important responsibilities to take care of first. 

Spring cleaning your cottage may seem like a daunting task, but it’s worth the maintenance for having your home in great shape to truly enjoy it. 

Here are just a few of the main spring cleaning waterfront cottage steps that you should consider adding to your regimen this year. 

Protecting Your Local Lake 

Spring cleaning your cottage isn’t just about washing up your home or getting rid of garbage - it’s…

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Spring is the Perfect Time to Buy a Waterfront Muskoka Property

Spring is widely known as the unprecedented best time to buy a waterfront Mukoka property - but why? Well, as incredible as cottage country properties may be year-round with all of the endless activities and excitement there is to take part in - no one can deny the feeling of the sun across your skin in warm spring to start of summer weather. 

Experience the Warmth of Muskoka Homes 

The amazing part about buying waterfront property in Muskoka and what makes it so unique from everywhere else is the fact that before you even look at the cottages themselves, you can take a look at all of the surrounding lakes to choose from and base your real estate decision making off of. 

Few places give you that experience and range. 

With the countless lakes…

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5 Hidden Gem Lakes In Haliburton and Muskoka County

If you're considering buying a property in the ever popular lake districts of Haliburton or Muskoka County in Ontario, you've likely explored real estate around renowned lakes like Lake Muskoka and Lake of Bays. However, before delving into these well-known waters, consider the benefits of life on a smaller, more tucked-away lake.

Ideal for those seeking a peaceful Muskoka or Haliburton cottage getaway, or even year-round living in the heart of nature, these five hidden gem lakes offer proximity to larger cities such as Ottawa and the Greater Toronto Area while providing a quieter sanctuary.

Three Mile Lake

Located just east of Lake Rosseau, one of the largest lakes in Muskoka County, Three Mile Lake is a fantastic getaway that's just hours north…

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Family Day in Haliburton and Muskoka

The beautiful areas in Southern Ontario, Canada’s incredibly well known cottage country of Muskoka and Haliburton County truly make up the perfect spot for families to visit or even live in. 

What better time is there to plan a trip to these stunning outdoor lover’s havens than on Family Day 2022?

The time where families can come together and spend true outdoor fun together bonding over authentic experiences and memories to last a lifetime is right here in Muskoka and Haliburton County. 

The Muskoka Signature Experience

Since Family Day 2022 falls in the winter months - that usually means winter activities with the family which makes for a great opportunity to cozy up with a warm hot chocolate all around with the family afterwards. 

If…

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Six Lakes Less than Three Hours From The Greater Toronto Area

If you face the hustle and bustle of city life during the week, a leisurely weekend escape to Ontario’s premier cottage country may seem like a no brainer!

But in order to make the most of your getaway, you’ll want to make sure you choose the right destination.

Afterall, there’s only so much you can enjoy when you’re stuck inside your car.

That’s why we’ve selected the following six lakes for you to choose from on your next trip.

Located no more than a three hours drive from Toronto, these destinations make an ideal spot for some rest and relaxation.

Muskoka

One of the more popular destinations for the city’s weekend warriors involves a trip to the Muskokas.

Where rocky shorelines meet clear lakes and towering pine trees, it’s a…

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Winter In Muskoka: 5 Popular Lake Activities In The Muskoka Region

If you’re seeking the ideal snowy retreat in Ontario, look no further than the Muskoka Region. This picturesque winter wonderland offers an array of activities to cherish with family and friends, inviting you to experience all that Muskoka has to offer. From the enchantment of ice skating on frozen Lake Muskoka to the thrill of dog sledding, below are just some of the incredible winter activities in Muskoka.

#1 Ice Skate On The Frozen Lakes

Known as the ice skating trail capital - it’s no surprise that ice skating takes the cake for one of the greatest winter activities in the Muskoka Region. Enjoy one of the many stunning skating trails in Muskoka, the paths lit up by the stars illuminating the night sky as you glide across this frozen wonderland.

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Happy Holidays From RE/MAX Professionals North!

With the holidays upon us, it’s hard to believe 2021 is already winding down and next week will bring us into 2022!

Looking back, RE/MAX Professionals North had a successful year — all thanks to you! We were able to put our customers in homes all across Muskoka District and Haliburton County.

We’re looking forward to continuing our service in the Ontario area into 2022 and beyond, and we don’t plan on losing the momentum we’ve gained this year. 

As we forge ahead into the new year, we’re happy to continue helping you out with any real estate needs you may have, such as relocating, buying or selling your home in one of the many highly sought after areas we serve.

Come find out what makes our incredible team Ontario’s top option for Muskoka and…

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4 Lesser Known Muskoka Lakes You Should Know About

The Muskoka district is of course best known for its three big, marquee lakes. These are the ones that everyone knows - Lake Rosseau, Lake Joseph and Lake Muskoka. Naturally, these lakes are absolutely stunning and their shores are lined with absolutely stunning waterfront properties.

But, the Muskoka area has so much more to offer. In total, there are some 1600 lakes that dot this incredible landscape. You’d be missing out on quite a lot if you merely focused on the big 3.

With that in mind, today we’ll be profiling four of Muskoka’s lesser-known lakes that are definitely worth a closer look.

Mary Lake

Surface Area: 10.61 km2
Maximum Depth: 56 m
Perimeter Shoreline: 20.5 km
Access: Boat launch in Port Sydney
Major Fish Species: Lake Trout,…

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