A custom-designed waterfront executive bungalow overlooks almost 800 feet of shoreline on Lake Ontario's North Channel on the north shore of Amherst Island. This exquisite home sits on 25.88 acres.

The 3600+ square foot executive bungalow, architect-designed in the French Country style , shows an appreciation for quality, craftsmanship and attention to detail. Reclaimed elm and limestone floors, top of the line lighting, appliances, and plumbing fixtures, custom closets, redwood cedar gazebo and decking, sprawling stone patios, interiors designed by Norah Biggs, and exceptional landscaping make this the perfect home for elegant entertaining and enjoying peaceful sunsets.

Interior Features:

Breakfast Nook, Built-In Appliances, Carpet Free, Ceilings-greater than 8’, Central Air, Central Vacuum, Ensuite, HRV System

Garage Features:

2 Car, Attached, Garage Door Opener, Inside Entry

Exterior Features:

BBQ Gas Hookup, Deck, Exterior Lighting, Enclosed Gazebo, Patio, Satellite Dish, Storage Buildings

Services:

High Speed Internet, Hydro, School Bus Service, Telephone, Cell Service

Site Influences:

Partly Cleared, Scenic View, Wooded Lot

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Square Ft.

3602

Floors

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Garages

Acres

Waterfront

937.5+

Taxes

9562.24

Water

Drilled Well

Sewer

Septic

Basement

Full, Unfinished

Zoning

Shoreline Residential

Amherst Island

Amherst Island is 66 km2 and 20 km long, and is located between Kingston and Prince Edward County. It is located in Loyalist Township, part of Lennox and Addington County. It is one of the largest islands in Lake Ontario, about 3km offshore from mainland Loyalist Township. The population is 450, but doubles or triples in the summer. Amherst Island is known for fishing, cycling, sailing, birding, and for having the largest concentration of Irish dry stone walls in Canada.

Amherst Island is serviced hourly by ferry running from Millhaven (mainland side) to Stella (island side) from 6:00 AM (Stella) with the last ferry leaving Millhaven at 1:30 AM. Visitor return fare is $10, payable by cash, credit, or debit.

Amenities:

Fire Department and Emergency Services
Amherst Island Public School (JK-8)
2 churches with regular services: St. Paul’s Presbyterian and St. Alban’s Anglican
High speed internet: SpaceX’s StarLink, KOS & Xplornet
McGinns General Store – groceries, a Canada Post outlet, and an LCBO outlet.
Public Parks: Sand Beach Wetlands Conservation Area (beach, walking path and deck overseeing the wetlands), Centennial Park (playground), Lane’s End Park (picnic area), and Stella Bay Public Dock.
Neilson Store Museum and Cultural Centre which houses the Weasel & Easel Art and Gifts (Victoria Day weekend to Thanksgiving)
The Back Kitchen Restaurant (Mid-May to Labour Day)
Topsy Farms sheep farm, walking trail, workshops, community events, and retail shop

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8050 Front Road

Amherst Island