Point Pleasant Lane, Prince Edward County (North Marysburg Ward), Ontario K0K2T0

Property Description

0 Point Pleasant Lane presents a rare opportunity to own an exceptional piece of Prince Edward County waterfront and create the custom retreat you have always envisioned. Set on approximately 1.44 acres with an impressive 260 feet of unobstructed Lake Ontario waterfront, this remarkable property offers the space, privacy, and natural beauty that waterfront buyers dream about. Whether you envision a seasonal escape, luxury cottage, year-round residence, or future family retreat, the possibilities are extraordinary. Wake up to breathtaking water views, enjoy the sounds of the shoreline, and experience the peaceful setting that makes waterfront living so desirable. With generous acreage and expansive frontage, this property offers outstanding flexibility for future building plans while creating a sense of privacy that is increasingly difficult to find. Imagine designing the ideal retreat where mornings begin with coffee overlooking the lake and evenings end around a fire under star-filled skies. Situated in a peaceful and private setting away from the tourist bustle, this property offers the perfect balance of seclusion and convenience. Enjoy the quiet pace and natural beauty that draws people to The County while remaining close enough to experience everything that makes the area so special. Prince Edward County offers Sandbanks beaches, golf courses, yacht clubs, art studios, live music, boutique shopping, incredible restaurants, vineyards, breweries, local markets, and so much more. For buyers looking for even greater possibilities, the adjacent waterfront home or cottage at 159 Point Pleasant Lane (MLS# X13186122) is also available for purchase. Combined, these properties create an extraordinary opportunity to establish a private family compound, secure additional waterfront, expand future development potential, or simply enjoy an unmatched amount of land and shoreline. Waterfront opportunities of this scale are becoming increasingly rare in Prince Edward County. (id:5764)