2940c County Road 49, Picton, Ontario, K0K2T0, Canada

Property Description

House for sale in Picton located in 2940c County Road 49 , Ontario, K0K2T0, Canada. This House have 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. This property listing building style is Detached-Bungalow. For all the rest of the information we have about this property in Picton , see above.

This amazing offering is a rare find! Consisting of 9.3 acres including 4.5 acres of woods and 350 ft of easily-accessible shoreline, a 3, 800 sq. ft. residence, 40 x 60 ft. building and solar panels providing $12 to $13, 000 annual income. As you enter the property from the County Road, you drive alongside a flat area housing the upper garage/workshop and solar panels, following the driveway along the escarpment through the woods, at the opening you immediately see the stunning lake view and the distinctive residence. This home was placed on the property to maximize the heat gain and protection from the prevailing winds. The interior was rebuilt from the outside in to upgrade the insulation, plumbing and heating, windows were replaced and in-floor heating was installed on the main floor utilizing the ground source heat pump. A 5000W generator is included. A Tulikivi masonry fireplace of Finnish Soapstone is situated in the main living area and will heat the main floor with one 3-hour burning per day. The entire home exudes a European vibe with clean lines and top-of-the-line features! Panoramic lake views are visible from the living areas, from the upper deck and the ground level patio. At the shore, a seating deck, 32 ft dock, electric boat lift with canopy and a private boat launch are featured. Long Reach and Hay Bay, part of the Bay of Quinte, are popular with fisherman - all year round. This location is ideal for boaters to sail East to Kingston and The 1000 Islands or West to the Trent-Severn Canal system. During the Summer sail boats and cruisers are a common sight. We can't forget to mention the wildlife which pass through the property at various times - foxes, racoons, wild turkeys are regular visitors and just off the shore ducks and swans mosey on by and many migrating birds stop on their travels. Most amazing of all, are the turtles that sunbathe on the 'turtle raft' located just off the shore. Much more to see check out the photos, virtual tour and click brochure for drone video.