Lake of Bays Real Estate Statistics
| Average Home Price | $957K |
|---|---|
| Lowest Priced Home | $3.5K |
| Highest Listing Price | $10M |
| Total Property Listings | 165 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $5.9K |
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Lake of Bays Real Estate
Lake of Bays real estate properties are most prominently made up of luxury cottages that are hot and in high demand because of a prized position in the popular vacation destination of Muskoka. With the Greater Toronto Area only a few hours drive to the south, it’s no wonder why these properties are so sought-after.
The unique landscape of forests, wetlands and countless miles of lakeshore make Lake of Bays desirable for second homeowners or vacation homes outside the GTA. While most homes are on the lake shore and along the different bays, you’ll find some incredible properties on the islands on the lake, boasting impressive lakefront views.
Lake of Bay real estate for sale prides itself on its classic Muskokan vernacular architecture, which only further distinguishes the properties as truly one of a kind. Showcasing beautifully landscaped exteriors with spacious sundeck patios, many of the luxury properties also feature their own privately enclosed boathouses.
Large living room areas and open concept entryways make for the perfect escape into a relaxing retreat, ideal for large or small families. Starting at around 1,100 square feet, available properties go all the way up to 3,500.
With most of the properties surrounded by gorgeous maple and white and red pine trees, you’re sure to have the privacy you’re looking for in these fully established, family-friendly homes.
As if all of that wasn’t enough, there are multiple open lots listed for homebuyers to create the waterfront cottage of their dreams, with the surrounding area engulfed in scenic views to last a lifetime.
You simply can’t go wrong with one of these lots.
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Lake of Bays Area Highlights
With distinct cultural attractions like Dorset Lookout Tower, offering incredible, panoramic views of Algonquin Provincial Park, there’s little to be left to the imagination.
Lake of Bays outdoor activities are above and beyond what a homeowner could possibly dream of. With nearby world-class golf courses, like the exclusive Bigwin Island Golf Club, and the beautiful Dwight beach stretching along the north shore of Lake of Bays leading to the Dwight Village market, you’re never at an end for an exciting day out with family and friends.
Not only are there unbelievable summer activities in Lake of Bays and the entire Muskoka area like hiking and bike trails that highlight all of the miles of scenic views the area has to offer, but there are also countless winter activities for those who love a classic Canadian winter wonderland.
The snowmobile trails like the Muskoka Magic Tour, which is only a 20 minute drive away, winding around beautiful Lake Muskoka and skiing trails like Hidden Valley Highlands with a dozen runs catering to all skill levels make for an unforgettable experience. You can’t get a more beautiful winter getaway than that from the Lake of Bays and its neighbouring towns.
The Dorset Heritage Museum in the eastern corner of Lake of Bays paints you a captivating picture of the area’s rich history.
Lake of Bays shopping provides comfort through small general stores and boutiques, however, the three inviting communities of Baysville, Dorset, and Dwight offer a variety of restaurants, galleries, and small shops to choose from.
FAQs About Lake Of Bays
Q: Can you swim in Lake of Bays?
A: Lake of Bays is a good location for swimming, with many sandy beaches and swimming platforms. Stick to designated beaches and swimming areas to avoid running into boats.
Q: Is Lake of Bays considered Muskoka?
A: The Lake of Bays Township is located within the District Municipality of Muskoka. As such, Lake of Bays is considered part of Muskoka.
Q: Does Lake of Bays connect to Lake Muskoka?
A: Lake of Bays is connected to Lake Muskoka via the Muskoka River’s South Branch. The south branch of the river connects with the north branch at Bracebridge shortly before flowing into Lake Muskoka. This waterway is not navigable due to some waterfalls and dams along its way.
Q: Is Lake of Bays clean?
A: Lake of Bays is one of the cleaner lakes in the Muskoka region, given that much of its inflows come straight from the protected area of Algonquin Provincial Park.
Q: What towns are in Lake of Bays?
A: Lake of Bays Township includes around 26 smaller communities. The larger towns in Lake of Bays are Baysville, Dorset, and Dwight.
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