Lake Muskoka Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $865K |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $5K |
| Highest Price | $4M |
| Total Listings | 50 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $651 |
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Lake Muskoka Real Estate Information
Lake Muskoka waterfront cottages are made up of multiple types of properties, from decades old, storied cottages to modern, new builds.
Many of the older cottages have been upgraded and redone, with stainless steel appliances and contemporary fixtures — some have even been outfitted with smart homes.
These massive waterfront cottages have large docks for storing boats and splashing into the beautiful waters of Lake Muskoka from.
Containing wraparound decks and even rooftop patio spaces on some of the finest Lake Muskoka waterfront cottages, these properties are ideal for enjoying the natural beauty of this incredible area.
Many of these spacious cottages contain up to 5 bedrooms, making them perfect for families, and those looking for cottages with lots of space for hosting guests.
Many yards are large in Lake Muskoka cottages, with rock features that make beautiful pathways and beautiful open spaces for enjoying activities and sports.
Lake Muskoka Area Information
Lake Muskoka is one of the most beautiful areas of Ontario. With a surface area of over 100 km squared, there’s plenty for residents and cottageowners to explore.
Other Lakes Near Lake Muskoka
Lake Muskoka is near to multiple other large lakes, such as Lake Rosseau immediately to the north.
This other massive Muskoka lake is also home to amazing waterfront cottage opportunities, and flows into Lake Muskoka through the Indian River.
Just a few of the many other beautiful lakes near Lake Muskoka include:
Read about this and other lakes less than three hours from the Greater Toronto Area in our blog post here!
Things To Do Near Lake Muskoka
Lake Muskoka waterfront cottages are always close to something to do, such as Hardy Lake Provincial Park on the western side of the lake.
This gorgeous park is situated around Hardy Lake but also borders Lake Muskoka, offering residents multiple walking trails and open spaces.
Gravenhurst Near Lake Muskoka
The many towns nearby Lake Muskoka also keep residents close to necessities, meaning it’s never a far drive for groceries, gas, liquor and other amenities these towns provide, such as Gravenhurst to the south.
The town of Gravenhurst is located directly on the southern shores of Lake Muskoka, providing residents with a city that is rich in culture and a vibrant art scene.
Islands On Lake Muskoka
Multiple islands are also located on the surface of Lake Muskoka, providing great real estate opportunities for those that are looking to live a secluded life on their own corner of this beautiful lake.
Islands on Lake Muskoka include:
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Eilean Gowan Island
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Acton Island
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Browning Island
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Pine Island
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Bass Island
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Shaw Island
FAQs About Lake Muskoka
Q: What are the three most popular lakes in Muskoka?
A: The three most loved and renowned lakes in Muskoka due to recreational activities, beautiful cottages, and scenic views are Lake Muskoka, Lake Rosseau, and Lake Joseph.
Q: What is the Muskoka Lakes Association?
A: The Muskoka Lakes Association is an advocacy group that works for the sustainability of the Muskoka area for future generations of those who live in the cottages.
Q: Does Lake Muskoka have a Billionaires Row?
A: There is a Billionaires Row lining the glittering waters of beautiful Lake Muskoka with Hollywood famous actors, athletes, and more.
Q: How long is Lake Muskoka?
A: Lake Muskoka is twenty miles long.
Explore the Lakes of the Beautiful Muskoka District
- Ada Lake
- Axe Lake
- Bay Lake
- Bigwind Lake
- Brandy Lake
- Buck Lake
- Cecebe Lake
- Clear Lake
- Dickie Lake
- Doe Lake
- Fairy Lake
- Fawn Lake
- Hardy Lake
- Harp Lake
- Healey Lake
- Kahshe Lake
- Lake Joseph
- Lake Muskoka
- Lake of Bays
- Lake Rosseau
- Lake Vernon
- Leech Lake
- Leonard Lake
- Mary Lake
- McKay Lake
- Mirage Lake
- Oxtongue Lake
- Peninsula Lake
- Round Lake
- Sand Lake
- Skeleton Lake
- Three Mile Lake
- Walker Lake
- Waseosa Lake
- Wood Lake