3 – 1220 PARKER’S POINT ROAD (X13531952)

Exquisite 8 bedroom Sunrise to Sunset family compound on a 549 foot (assessed) Landmark point of land on Lake Muskoka. Where architecture and natural contours unite to both stand out and blend in with the surroundings. Architecturally designed by award winning Jerome Markson, the sprawling 6,100+ sq. ft. timelessly elegant, classic 6 bedroom Principal cottage affords lake views from every room thanks to clever design acumen, a brilliant water's edge footprint, and a contemporary interior infused by famed designer Debra Salmoni. Anchored by 4 handsome wood-burning stone fireplaces, enveloped in walls of glass, and enhanced by modern touches such as SubZero & Wolf kitchen appliances, the main floor is as comfortable for a couple as it is accommodating for a crowd. 3 defined sitting areas, including the Great Room with its dramatic exposed granite, flow seamlessly to the exterior with open and closed porches and terraces wrapping the point and following the sun from sunup to sundown. The chef's kitchen is the heart of the home with a banquet, and separate bar island, winter & summer dining areas, mudroom, 2 principal bedroom suites, a gymnasium with shower & sauna, and secluded hot tub terrace. Immaculately manicured grounds, landscaped with stone paths, concentrated on the more than 270 degrees of views including Steamships & sunsets from the large dock and grandfathered 2-slip 2-storey 2-bedroom boathouse. Complete w/full back-up generator, 2-car garage with covered stone breezeway, paved drive, woodshed, and more. Being marketed & sold mostly furnished and equipped, with all the modern comforts including central air, this is truly a "something for everyone" hideaway showcasing the beauty and serenity of the Muskoka Lakes whilst being central to shopping, dining, golf, and ease of access at the end of a year round municipal road under 2 hours to Toronto. For the Connoisseur of finer holdings, this is a first class package in every regard. A rare & exemplary offerin (id:46976)